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     • Diamonds are not the rarest or most valuable gems. Most diamonds produced are not jewelry-grade diamonds. These diamonds are often low quality and not considered valuable. While high-quality, jewelry-grade diamonds are certainly valuable, there are many other gemstones like red beryl and tanzanite that are more valuable than diamonds.
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   Are diamonds rare in nature?

   • Although diamonds are considered rare in nature, they are not as rare in the gem world as some believe. For example, how many women do you know who don't own at least one diamond? In nature, diamonds are indeed rare, but rubies and sapphires are just different colored varieties of the mineral corundum.

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   Is diamond the rarest gemstone?

   • Many believe that diamond is the rarest gemstone. While diamonds may be rare in nature, the diamond industry has significantly increased the supply of diamonds through mining and production. In countries like Botswana, Russia, and Canada, large-scale diamond mines have been established to extract diamonds from the Earth’s crust.

   Unveiling the Truth: Are Diamonds Really Rare?

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   Do rare diamonds cost more?

   • Like all gems, diamonds with rare features will usually cost more than those with common ones. (This is true even if the gem isn't necessarily all that rare itself). Gemologists grade diamonds by evaluating four properties, the Four Cs of carat, color, clarity, and cut.

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   What color diamonds are rare & valuable?

   • Other rare and valuable diamond colors include purple, violet, and color-changing "chameleons." Depending on the intensity of the hues, yellow, brown, gray, and black diamonds might actually sell for less than their colorless diamond counterparts. That's because they're a little more common and don't enjoy high demand.

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   Are blue and green diamonds rare?

   • Blue and green diamonds are also extremely rare and quite expensive. Orange diamonds are just as rare but usually cost less than blues and pinks, because there's less demand for them. Other rare and valuable diamond colors include purple, violet, and color-changing "chameleons."

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   Are colorless diamonds rare?

   • In fact, unless you want a fancy colored diamond or a particularly large one, you're not buying a rare diamond. Even if you opt for the top color and clarity grades for colorless diamonds, at a standard carat weight, those stones just aren't all that rare. Of course, they're rarer than diamonds with lower grades, but they're still not that rare.

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3. rockseeker.com › worlds-rarest-gemstonesTop 20 Rarest Gemstones In The World (In Order By Value)

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   Feb 1, 2020 · Due to their high values, a lot of people think that gemstones like diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies are the rarest in the world. Initially, I thought this as well, but after a little research, I was amazed to learn that they’re not even close.

4. www.gemsociety.org › article › are-diamonds-really-rareAre Diamonds Really Rare? Diamond Myths and Misconceptions

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   MYTH: Diamonds are Rare. Diamonds are the hardest material found on earth. They resist scratching better than anything else. Other than that, they hold no unique distinctions. All gem-quality materials are rare. They compose just a tiny fraction of the Earth. However, diamonds actually number among the most common gems.

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   • Tanzanite. Unlike most gemstones that have a variety of locales, this relatively new stone has only been found in Northern Tanzania. The first gemstone was discovered by Masai tribesman Ali Juuyawatu in 1967.
   • Taaffeite. Taaffeite is a rare gemstone that most people have never heard of due in large part to how rare it is. The light violet gemstone was discovered in 1945 by Australian gemologist Richard Taaffe.
   • Demantoid Garnet. Demantoid is a remarkable green variety of andradite garnet that was discovered in the mid-1800s in Russia. Though other types of warm-toned garnet are considered common and inexpensive, demantoid garnet is among the rarest and most valuable from that gem family.
   • Black Opal. Black opal is the rarest and most popular type of opal. It is also considered among the rarest of all gemstones. Almost all the world's supply of black opal is mined in Lightning Ridge in New South Wales, Australia.

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Are there any truly rare Diamonds? While diamond is not the rarest gemstone, there are some diamonds which are exceptionally rare. Truly rare diamonds typically exhibit unique color variations, extraordinary clarity, and exceptional size.

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   Jan 17, 2019 · Red diamonds, green diamonds and blue diamonds with medium to dark tones and moderate saturation are extremely rare. It is difficult to judge relative rarity, but violet, purple and pure orange with no hint of brown are among the rarest diamond colors.

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9. www.gemsociety.org › article › how-rare-is-that-gemHow Rare is That Gem? - International Gem Society

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   In nature diamonds are rare, but not so in the gem world. Rubies and sapphires are different colored varieties of the mineral corundum. Now corundum is a fairly common mineral. Ranking a 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness (diamond is a 10), corundum has been mined extensively for abrasives.

10. www.gemsociety.org › article › diamond-rarityDiamond Rarity, Quality, and Cost - International Gem Society

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    Diamonds with the rarest, highest grades won't necessarily offer greater beauty, but they will command higher prices. A diamond doesn't need to be rare to be special to you. So, buy a diamond that will look great in your ring, at a fair price.