Fancy Blue Diamonds

Geologists and gemologists both agree that the blue in such rare color diamonds comes from a presence of boron locked in the stone.  Fabulous famous blues such as the Hope Diamond (graded by the GIA) are immediately thought of by the general public. The premier diamond dealer of large stones, Laurence Graff bought a crown jewel of the Kings of Bavaria called the Wittlesbach Blue and cut the light blue flawed stone into an Internally Flawless stone and insured for a vastly higher price point of its original purchase due to its improvements in cut , intensity of color and clarity.

 The particular Kimberly mine in South Africa that had produced the bulk of these elusively rare blue diamonds is now closed, and the interest of all rare diamonds has escalated and never pulled back of the last 30 years, making these gorgeous rare color diamonds one of the only reliable hard asset protections of the worlds wealth in existence.