Blue Diamonds

You may wonder why diamonds are blue? This fascinating color is explained by traces of boron in its crystalline structure. This element, captured during diamond formation, changes how the stone absorbs light.

Each blue diamond is unique, as its color depends on the boron concentration, which is never the same from one stone to another.

Synthetic blue diamonds.

Synthetic diamonds, also known as lab-grown diamonds, are man-made diamonds created by reproducing the extreme temperature and pressure conditions that allow natural diamonds to form in the earth.

For colored diamonds, like blue mine diamonds, the hue is also achieved by introducing the necessary chemical elements, such as boron.