Rings

Any ring which can be made with near-colourless diamonds can also be made with black diamonds. It may be more difficult because of the greater rarity of black diamonds, and the greater problem to find matching stones, but it can be done, with great results.

Shopping Channels
The majority of black diamonds we have seen over the past couple of years have been bought from TV jewellery channels. They tend to be lower quality colour enhanced diamonds in lightweight 9ct mounts. People tend to believe that they are getting a bargain because the pricing starts at much higher prices than what the ring would actually be worth!
We are able to produce much higher quality black diamond rings in 18ct gold for similar prices to the shopping channels inferior quality 9ct pieces, so if you see something you like the look of on a jewellery channel please do not hesitate to telephone us and see what we can do!
However, if you really like an item of jewellery then buy it because you like it, not as an investment. Please see our jewellery as an investment page on our original site www.24carat.co.uk

Three Stones

Fancy coloured diamonds are very effective when used in conjunction with white diamonds. A black centre diamond with two near-colourless ones retains a traditional look. The owner could retain the secret that the centre stone was a diamond while an onlooker might assume wrongly that it was "only" a ruby or black sapphire.

Price & Availability:-

Ref #	Image	Description
4532		Rim Set Knife Edge Solitaire in 18ct White Gold
4586		Second Hand Claw Set Knife Edge Solitaire in 9ct White Gold

Notes on Table
Carats = Diamond weight in carats.
Colour = Diamond Colour (Our Estimate)
Clarity = Diamond Clarity (Our Estimate)
RSP = Retail Selling Price (Our Estimate)

Watch this space for more rings featuring black diamonds.