Colour in a diamond is never accidental. That is why Diamonds in Glass treats it as deliberate design: from the colour of the diamond to the background in the special glass to the rarity of each edition.
A curated colour world
Instead of an arbitrary list of variants there is a deliberately assembled colour world. Every colour is chosen for how it works in the glass and what presence it gives the object.
Champagne and mint: the accessible fancy colours
Champagne, mint green and yellow are among the more accessible fancy colours. Champagne delights with warm, golden-brown nuances, while mint has a clear, fresh radiance. In the special glass both colours unfold a particular depth and luminosity.
Red, pink, blue: numbered Rare Editions
Red, pink and blue are among the rarest diamond colours of all. At Diamonds in Glass they appear exclusively in limited, numbered Rare Editions, documented and made for collectors. Their rarity is part of their value.
The colour world in brief
- Champagne, mint and yellow are accessible and expressive.
- Red, pink and blue only as numbered Rare Editions.
- The background colour in the glass is chosen deliberately to heighten the effect.
The background colour as a tool
Not only the stone has colour. The background in the glass is also used deliberately: to create contrast, to generate depth and to heighten the effect of the diamond. Two colour decisions thus become a single, closed composition.
„In a white diamond, colourlessness is the ideal. In a fancy colour diamond, the colour is its greatest value.“
Discover the colour world and the rare editions.
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