I have seen a looot of mainstream stores irradiating diamonds and selling them at a higher price than a champagne, brown or white/clear diamond... I have seen them go up to $10,000+ for just a 1 CT I1 - I3 irradiated blue diamond . I think irradiation is a great inexpensive idea to getting a fancy colored diamond, but they should not jack up the price higher just because it was irradiated/treated. x-x I have also seen stores that sell them a lot cheaper - about the same price of a brown or white diamond of the same clarity, cut, etc. or maybe just a tad more, but still very inexpensive, which I think is how it should be. Also thanks so much for this! It also helps me spot sellers who might be advertising irradiated blue diamonds and just jacking up the prices to make more profit. Already caught one store doing this since you posted this. ,0,
I liked the irradiated blue diamond better than the un-irradiated one, however the second natural color (I think you called it deep blue?) was definitely the most beautiful of the three, imo.
HI Alexis, we can show you both natural or irradiated blue diamonds- the natural ones cost way more than the irradiated ones. There's a "contact us" button on the top right hand side of the Diamonds by Lauren website- the link to our site is in the description of this video
Okay. So it’s lighter blue. I saw some blue diamond earrings at Kohl’s and real diamond they said it’s blue diamonds so radioactive blue diamond is bluer?
Great video. :D Good demostration to show natural vs. the hyper-saturated irradiated stones' electric-like color. How big was the irradiated stone? That FDB Asscher was gorgeous. Would be fun to see a natural vs. HTHP comparison, too.
@ragemanchoo82 when creating HPHT diamonds, you get a certain color distribution and some variety of color. many colors and varieties of colors could be natural as well as HPHT. so a video would not show any real difference. microscopic analysis of inclusions works, inclusions look differently in HPHT diamonds.
Hi Joel, If there's no GIA report, we can assume it's treated- in fact we can be sure it's treated. NO other paperwork has any significance whatsoever in a case like this. Columbia s NOT known for supplying natural blue diamonds. Sorry Joel, if this is bad news.... but I hope this helps
I was wondering if the "Rare Colombian Blue Diamond" I purchased recently is actually natural (as thought of) or not. The paper work has no mention of irradiated, hybrid, synthetic, or treated Diamond -Which brings me to my question: Does Columbia even supply Natural Blue Diamonds? Thank you - Joel
Naturals are MUCH more beautiful than the treated ones! I don't get how anyone would want a treated one instead of a purely natural beauty like those shown here.
Maybe because the natural ones are notoriously expensive and people still want some color in their ring? What's it to you, anyway? Judging what someone else likes is rather immature.
Actually not....there ARE lighter blue Lab Diamonds, but they are all "Boron infused" to get the light blue color. Irradiated lab blue diamonds are all deeper colors.
@@DiamondsbylaurenVideo Ok, 10 percent ? I just was looking for a half carat treated blue stone but it was a bit greenish. Also the size was only 0.40 😅 A royal blue Diamond is hard to find here. Maybe i will wait for it to buy.
Sorry, I like the irradiated diamond better. The prices for these blue diamonds are crazy...there not even that pretty, must be bought by people who have more dollars then cents.
I'd rather have a small natural blue diamond of excellent quality than a huge piece of crap that's full of flaws then dyed blue to cover up the fact that it's a real piece of crap "diamond". But that's me. Quality over quantity
Every time I go to buy a blue diamond, all I ever see for sale is colored blue diamonds. And they have the nerve to charge a lot for inferior diamonds that aren't even true blue diamonds. Where do I find real blue diamonds.?
+Elisabeth “Rottilvr” NOYB Usually irradiated or HPHT color treated diamonds are listed as "enhanced blue diamonds.". Most places I have seen though list them about the same price as a colorless white diamond.
The fire and sparkle is so far beyond the old cuts.Its amazing how great cutting has become.I love blue.
I have seen a looot of mainstream stores irradiating diamonds and selling them at a higher price than a champagne, brown or white/clear diamond... I have seen them go up to $10,000+ for just a 1 CT I1 - I3 irradiated blue diamond . I think irradiation is a great inexpensive idea to getting a fancy colored diamond, but they should not jack up the price higher just because it was irradiated/treated. x-x
I have also seen stores that sell them a lot cheaper - about the same price of a brown or white diamond of the same clarity, cut, etc. or maybe just a tad more, but still very inexpensive, which I think is how it should be.
Also thanks so much for this! It also helps me spot sellers who might be advertising irradiated blue diamonds and just jacking up the prices to make more profit. Already caught one store doing this since you posted this. ,0,
Why do they use the Brown diamonds? Just because they're poor quality or is there something about being Brown that helps make it blue?
I liked the irradiated blue diamond better than the un-irradiated one, however the second natural color (I think you called it deep blue?) was definitely the most beautiful of the three, imo.
At the risk of sounding uncouth, I thought the irradiated diamond looked better.
Natural diamonds are still the best. Nothing compares to naturally made precious stones 💖
Wow! I love that natural blue diamond! It is also the first time I have heard your voice David!! So cool!
~Monica~ (aka Lyta)
*_[Blue Diamond! What are you doing there! How did a human get their hands on you!?]_*
Let's team up to save Blue Diamond!
Omg you here too XDD
I already saved her
HI Alexis, we can show you both natural or irradiated blue diamonds- the natural ones cost way more than the irradiated ones. There's a "contact us" button on the top right hand side of the Diamonds by Lauren website- the link to our site is in the description of this video
Okay. So it’s lighter blue. I saw some blue diamond earrings at Kohl’s and real diamond they said it’s blue diamonds so radioactive blue diamond is bluer?
Great video. :D Good demostration to show natural vs. the hyper-saturated irradiated stones' electric-like color. How big was the irradiated stone? That FDB Asscher was gorgeous.
Would be fun to see a natural vs. HTHP comparison, too.
God those were beautiful stones.
Hopefully your still doing well in this 🌎 💫
@JamisonPantley
Not uncouth at all!
Diamonds are all about preference!
Thanks for commenting!
This diamond is really gorgeous. I just love diamonds myself. I'm mad about them.
@ragemanchoo82
when creating HPHT diamonds, you get a certain color distribution and some variety of color. many colors and varieties of colors could be natural as well as HPHT. so a video would not show any real difference.
microscopic analysis of inclusions works, inclusions look differently in HPHT diamonds.
Good job
The treated diamond is not blue but greenish blue. This colour also exists with natural colour diamonds but is extremely rare with this saturation.
Peace be upon you, I'm sorry, I have a natural diamond of a similar type, can it be auctioned?
Natural Rock crystal colors less certificate what is this Sir ji
Hi Joel,
If there's no GIA report, we can assume it's treated- in fact we can be sure it's treated.
NO other paperwork has any significance whatsoever in a case like this.
Columbia s NOT known for supplying natural blue diamonds.
Sorry Joel, if this is bad news.... but I hope this helps
Thank you Ryan!
I was wondering if the "Rare Colombian Blue Diamond" I purchased recently is actually natural (as thought of) or not. The paper work has no mention of irradiated, hybrid, synthetic, or treated Diamond -Which brings me to my question: Does Columbia even supply Natural Blue Diamonds?
Thank you - Joel
Naturals are MUCH more beautiful than the treated ones! I don't get how anyone would want a treated one instead of a purely natural beauty like those shown here.
We agree!
Maybe because the natural ones are notoriously expensive and people still want some color in their ring? What's it to you, anyway? Judging what someone else likes is rather immature.
GORGEOUS
Show Parabéns linda. ..Tenho a Orange! 👍👍👍👍
Actually like the irradiated blue one more just because it's more blue
Thank you Monica~!!
Question,
Can the radiation have effect on health when wearing daily ?
is this diamond available for purchase? if yes for how much?
Good intel, thanks
Diamond that big on a ring is worth $2,000 or more.
Wow a shiny rock
Yes, the diamond is currently available for $11995
diamondsbylauren hi you have any big diamond send me photo and certified my what's up number 9676865285
The price must have gone up since then.
how much it cost????? and in witch place i can find somethink like that???? xD
tanzanite ftw
There are lighterblue irradiated diamonds now.
Those natural radiated diamonds look much closer to the completely natural colored diamonds.
Actually not....there ARE lighter blue Lab Diamonds, but they are all "Boron infused" to get the light blue color. Irradiated lab blue diamonds are all deeper colors.
@@DiamondsbylaurenVideo look up aqua blue lab diamonds.
Maybe a radiated is only worth 20 percent of the natural.
Hi Maxim- the irradiated stone would be worth far less than 20% of a natural Blue diamond
@@DiamondsbylaurenVideo
Ok, 10 percent ?
I just was looking for a half carat treated blue stone but it was a bit greenish.
Also the size was only 0.40 😅
A royal blue Diamond is hard to find here.
Maybe i will wait for it to buy.
@@maximhollandnederlandthene7640 natural or irradiated?
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Sorry, I like the irradiated diamond better. The prices for these blue diamonds are crazy...there not even that pretty, must be bought by people who have more dollars then cents.
I'd rather have a small natural blue diamond of excellent quality than a huge piece of crap that's full of flaws then dyed blue to cover up the fact that it's a real piece of crap "diamond". But that's me. Quality over quantity
Whats this worth in todays dollar’s
Well I do give it to me I'll give u 20k tomorrow. Must have it for my new watch.
Every time I go to buy a blue diamond, all I ever see for sale is colored blue diamonds. And they have the nerve to charge a lot for inferior diamonds that aren't even true blue diamonds. Where do I find real blue diamonds.?
+Elisabeth “Rottilvr” NOYB We have them Elisabeth! We just got a new Natural Fancy Light Blue Internally Flawless cushion diamond with GIA report
+Elisabeth “Rottilvr” NOYB Usually irradiated or HPHT color treated diamonds are listed as "enhanced blue diamonds.". Most places I have seen though list them about the same price as a colorless white diamond.
real diamond is cold ok if not cool it not real diamond
the iradiated stone looks ten times better ill take that one you keep the natural shit looking stone lol that is overpriced everytime