Brown is the most common colour of gem-quality diamond found. The colour is caused by the inclusion of nickel in its composition, or from irradiation. Plastic deformation is another potential cause for this colour.
The mineral known as the brown diamond is called "brown diamond" or "chocolate diamond." Brown diamonds get their color from structural defects and impurities within the crystal lattice, making them less valuable than traditional colorless diamonds but still appreciated for their unique hues.
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You can find images of a brown diamond ring in Google images. Another place that you can find images of brown diamond rings is on the Deviant Art website.
All diamonds, regardless of the colour, are formed from carbon. Brown is the most common colour of gem-quality diamond found. Brown coal -- lignite -- is sometimes called the 'brown diamond'.
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A 'gold-ish' coloured diamond is categorically a brown diamond, with a named colour, such as cognac or chocolate or other named colour for a brown diamond. Every diamond is valued by its cut, colour, clarity and carat weight.
I'm pretty sure you can't do that. I know that if you expose the diamond to extreme heat it can enhance the natural color, but not to such an extreme degree as to remove the brown from a diamond and convert it to a colorless diamond. Usually brown diamonds are formed when minerals or elements get trapped within the diamond's chemical structure creating a tint. This is impossible to change. Diamond clarity, however, can be enhanced by using a laser.
A diamond described as a 'gold' diamond may be a white diamond naturally coloured with a yellow colour, or may be a description for a light brown diamond. Gold is not a common description given for a coloured diamond.
A brown spider that has a white diamond on its back is known as a Parson spider. This spider does have a mildly venomous bite.
"Mocha diamond" is a trade term for a brown diamond. While brown diamonds can come in various sizes, the term "large" is subjective. Brown diamonds can be found in sizes ranging from small to very large, depending on the specific stone.
Brown is the most common colour of gem-quality diamond found, and mocha may be one way of describing a shade of brown diamond.
Diamonds of any coulour can be altered by chemicals and heat: a brown diamond included. Note, however, that a natural brown diamond can only be enhanced to appear more 'brown' or a different 'brown', not changed from another colour to brown by these alterations.