All About Black Diamonds

[@randomperson-xz9mf]

i also heard that black diamonds are the most powerful diamond and also have a very interesting relation to pink diamonds...

[@RamoneKemono]

skin on skin

[@Patches_Idk]

no condom@@RamoneKemono

[@Tpoob9ndred]

HELP

[@Saulinee]

This is Black Diamond. She is the most powerful diamond and she's also the one Pink most likes to fucjk doggystyle, sideways, frontwards, backwards, upside-down, 360 degrees, no condoms, skin on skin, on the living room, on the bedroom, on the fridge, on the closet, on the ceiling, on the walls, on the bathroom, on the couch, on the car and on the street.

[@IHateZim]

on the ceiling @@Patches_Idk

[@valeripetrov7099]

This is black diamond. She is the mist powerful diamond😍

[@Stuart66]

I bought a 0.75 carat natural black about 15 years ago and had it set in a ring for the wife. Got it for an excellent price before they started to go up. She absolutely loves it and is a great conversation piece 👍🏻

[@lukegamerdonkey6663]

black diamonds are actually shit! and dirt cheap a complete rip off just like BLM 🤷‍♂️

[@pumpkindiamond994]

Natural color black diamonds are still reasonably priced even up to these days.

[@ludmilakotovski1837]

@Sergio Perez There is another theory how black diamonds are formed. Meteorites or asteroids hitting the Earth’s surface can cause black diamonds to be formed because of the impact. This is the case of Wolfe Creek Crater situated in the north of Western Australia. The black diamonds were found in the 1890’s!!

[@helenpelonia2982]

Hi sir good daY To you I am asking youo how to sell my black stone pls help Me pls just pm me if you are interested I will send you a picture I am pretty sure this awesome and great black stone.

[@jamesbullock7257]

Stuart very nice to hear she loves the ring and you!! Nice to hear good things still exist. Black diamonds can vary looks wise, I have collected for yrs but never sold any. Would you like I will give you 2 a free no charge stone you can make a pendant and earrings out of. I said free, for say anniversary or? I have the best you never see usually on web, amazing covered in sparkles. They cut very easy unlike typical diamonds, they smear not done right. Laser cut maybe best wow look. I have many many. Rocks gems meteors' all over house, Free I said, and it would blow her sox off opening fedex. I send pics and they are not small at all. I don't believe in collecting for monetary reasons like some. Owe me nothing and keep wife happy. Lost I send another.

[@darkecstaticcomment]

She is the most powerful diamond

[@tooth6676]

I wonder what this diamond's relationship with pink diamond is like

[@mrmagoo.3678]

Yeah I read that comment You read too just before you posted this saying EXACTLY what you commented... IT'S RIGHT UNDERNEATH YOURS!!!!.....Lame😂😂😂...grow a imagination!.. stop copying peoples comments!!..smh😂

[@Antiagony95]

Probably a abusive kind of relationship.

[@raynarayskye]

Auntie

[@animesenpai1163]

360°

[@Jaydynn]

frontwards backwards sideways 360 degrees on the ceiling

[@chairy9775]

what are black diamonds relationship with pink diamonds?

[@Supersilly_goober]

Skin on skin ❤

[@robbietrusty5252]

No condom ❤

[@Prince_Icarus]

On the fridge

[@gooey5255]

360 degrees

[@mayorofduckburg5189]

A black diamond is different, like a rebellious version of the popular clear diamond with lots of potential for fashion. Great video! Always learning from them

[@Jadeddoxy]

Ur right!

[@santhamurthykumarasamy5724]

Well, It sounds great.

[@SeviathTheHumanDrago]

Black literally goes with anything so yeah.

[@choryllis6646]

Personally, I think Black Diamonds are becoming more popular because people are choosing gems they LIKE vs what society expects them to buy. ie Not a traditional wedding ring with a white diamond, but a black one because they like it.

[@taylorbug9]

You got that right. I insisted on helping pick out my ring and I found a gorgeous ring with a lab made ruby and lab made white sapphires. Set in rose gold it's so beautiful and so different from other women's wedding rings.

[@muhammmadfajar5298]

@Sergio Perez bagus tapi aku masih kere belum kaya belum dapat kerja yg tetap

[@nunyabiznes33]

I remember hearing they can also make gold/silver black by using a laser to make microscopic etchings on it. Would probably look awesome with a black diamond set on it.

[@SilvaDreams]

Nah just like Chocolate diamonds they are a lot more common and the diamond sellers are just pushing them because they have an excess of them. There are tons of different colored diamonds, pinks, yellow, brown, blue and so on but people have traditionally wanted the clear ones because they tend to be the most rare.

[@choryllis6646]

@@SilvaDreams Sellers push them because they're expensive because there's an artificial scarcity. 80% of diamond mines are owned by 1 company and they only release a certain amount per year to force the prices up. Decreased supply = increased demand. This is the same company that came up with the slogan "diamonds are forever," and are responsible for the marketing campaign that made everyone believe you HAVE to have a diamond ring for weddings.

[@businessgemstoneethiopia2922]

Black beauties has long long been suppressed knowingly or unknowingly. I believe the epoch of appreciating and valuing black beauties is emerging. Welcome back to our origin🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Fancy that! I hope the Enigma Diamond is put in a museum. As for the popularity of Diamonds, well, DeBeers, “Diamonds are forever”, restricted supply, high demand = Popularity. Also celebrities wearing them 😱. I wonder what would happen if Lady GaGa sported a giant Hackmanite or Afghanite? Great production, thanks for sharing. 😀👍 from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿.

[@businessgemstoneethiopia2922]

Please watch my video also a you as will find unique types of uncut gemstones that are mind-boggling and has ever been known to most us so far. A bunch of thanks for the video🙏🙏🙏

[@Spargacus]

Probably not much, deBeers hasn't held the monopoly for a while, mined diamonds are now legitimately scarce since we've hit most major mining spots, and recent demand has come from the Chinese market.

[@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916]

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[@Spargacus]

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[@spece301]

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[@timotimo8930]

This is black diamond she's the most powerful diamond

[@Bluesculls_]

I KNEW ONE OF YALL WOULD COMMENT THIS

[@Namhpub]

She is the most powerful diamond

[@turtleberries7530]

Has a black diamond defeated the ender dragon? Didn't think so

[@Namhpub]

@@turtleberries7530 yasss it did she is the most powerful diamond

[@sirembrum49thegreatmoth2]

Black diamonds are so cool..I have a Carbonado Meteorite with many tiny diamonds sparkling about it. 🖤✨💎 Fun fact Purple Diamonds and I believe grey diamonds get their colors from Traces of Hydrogen 💜💧💎

[@spece301]

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[@Bluespiderlilies]

Skin on skin

[@Tpoob9ndred]

BYEE PLEASEE

[@AmoreyYaoiSecks]

no condom

[@louisejohnson6057]

And then there's Celestial Peridot, which is glorious!

[@ChrisJ09]

OUT IN THE STREETS FOR A LIVING!!!

[@GEMSofGOD_com]

Duller collors seem to be used more in luxury lately. They aren't aggressive, they are close to nature, and they compliment each other better. And what fits any color more than no color? Sparkling just as sweet, but softly, with whites. I luv these.

[@Jadeddoxy]

Yup

[@spece301]

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[@sarahsemporium]

My engagement ring is a black diamond. When we were looking for a jeweler in the early 2000s, no one would touch it. We found a local small biz jeweler who did help us and I love it today as much as back then. 🖤 It was taboo back then, before the Victoria Secret black diamond bra debuted, no one (big corp) would think of making an engagement ring out of them.

[@sarahsemporium]

@Sergio Perez now they probably do that, but back then it was unheard of, to put a black diamond in a engagement ring. Atleast for common folk..😏 like me.

[@sarahsemporium]

@Sergio Perez Fully agree. They are very unique and special. 😊

[@sxvliz_]

why didn't you mention her relationship with pink diamond??

[@DreamsRemorse]

I have black diamond stud earrings - love them. I think black is going up in intrest cause they can be seen as edgy and even avant garde as they aren't the traditional whie diamond but they are the opposite.

[@claudiovilasboa4039]

😂oi

[@jekasolomon]

I'd like to hear more about natural vs treated black diamond, as well as their price ranges.

[@spece301]

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[@linhnguyenvu8889]

Cho hỏi viên kim cương đen tes lên như thế nào

[@crossbowskiss]

The black diamonds have zero resale value.. jewelers and gemologists both know black diamonds are industrial grade.. not true gems.

[@RAHvdK]

​@@crossbowskiss silly thing but black moissanites as well as black diamonds are waay to costsly in natural resources to be artificialy made as in, for a profit.

[@marieality1]

I have two carbonados and I live in the United States I found both of them here. They are amazing.

[@SlowedNChopped136]

Did you sell them?

[@guillerhonora717]

on the bedroom

[@micheal5117]

360° degrees

[@RamoneKemono]

on the fridge

[@Patches_Idk]

upsidedown@@micheal5117

[@AmoreyYaoiSecks]

on the walls

[@telosnium]

on the ceiling

[@z-beeblebrox]

I think all colored inclusion diamonds shot up in price/value shortly after artificial diamonds started to become popular (not sure about black, but yellow, blue, and brown definitely). Because it's much more difficult to create an artificial diamond with colored inclusions intentionally, since you have to dial in exactly the right impurities. So the smartest way to compete was to push previously less desirable colored diamonds as a luxury item. TBH I think it's a good thing - I always thought colorless diamonds were kinda boring.

[@woomeebly]

I love coloured diamonds. I have blue, yellow, red, champagne, white and black. All have matching sets with studs, pendants, and rings. No bracelets. Yet. Working on it. I am also getting into the uncut and unpolished gems, and have already purchased ruby and emerald sets. Have ordered my yellow diamond set this month and getting the blue next month. Red and champagne are trickier to find.

[@MsMozzy.]

@@woomeebly Blue diamonds are pretty much the rarest of coloured diamonds I previously researched. I too have a number of coloured diamonds in packages for me to work with at a later date. I too have a blue diamond ring however one of the stones fell out. I do have a piece I can reset and repair. The cost of the diamond will tell you if you have a real blue or if it has been treated e.g heating etc. Blue diamonds can be man-made but yes I would assume you would need a professional to master the balance

[@woomeebly]

@Sergio Perez mucho gracias, senor.

[@Call-me-Al]

@@woomeebly I was never interested in diamonds for jewelry (as opposed to for tools), until I saw jewelery with rough diamonds. The natural geometric shapes with that cold white is really beautiful to me. I would love to have simple diamond earrings with a large rough diamond dangling from a thin dense chain each would look very modern yet charming. The traditional rough diamond jewelery necklaces are beautiful but not my style.

[@OpalholicsAnonymous]

Swarovski has developed a whole line of man made fancy color diamond. That are very well priced. Fancy colored diamonds are extremely rare. Quality ones ar least. Diamonds are not that rare at all. Only colorless diamond over 5 ct are rare. Where Red diamonds for example are so rare that 1 ct round brilliant stones are worth millions. It wasnt long ago colored diamonds were cheaper then colorless. But that was caused by a century of marketing by the diamond industry being unraveled. Colored stones and Fancy colored diamonds reallu started getting the attention they deserve when the World became enamored with Kate Middletons Sapphire Engagement Ring.

[@creepersammyb2926]

This is black diamond

[@garetkonigsfeld2]

My wife's engagement ring is black diamond. Same for her wedding band. Bought them 12 years because she loves black and they where different. Now there starting to be every where.

[@zahrajames5941]

I have a black diamond circled with tiny white diamonds set on red gold paired with a matching v shaped band in red gold, also with tiny white diamonds embellishing on the v. It's so gorgeous especially when it catches the light and sparkles. Mesmerizing!

[@spece301]

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[@manavdesai7617]

I love your content !!! Thank you for making gemology more fun !! Can you do a video on Indian gemstones - we've got rich geographically diversity , endless regional historical stories , how gemstones have been intertwined with culture and tradition , and tons of indian mythology references dating back several millenia. Also how temples and royalties elevate the significance of these gemstones . It would be awesome to see indian gemstones and their cultural highlights getting recognition on this wonderful channel of yours !!!!

[@MsMozzy.]

I second that motion. All indigenous peoples have a vast history and culture surrounding gems,stone,crystal and specific seeds or wooden beads

[@rubenguizar9198]

Ant hill garnet you'll love the stone and story behind the ants stones a rich red injoy.

[@businessgemstoneethiopia2922]

Please watch my video also a you as will find unique types of uncut gemstones that are mind-boggling and has ever been known to most us so far. A bunch of thanks for the video🙏🙏🙏

[@darreno9874]

Black diamonds are the most common of all colours. They are used for industrial purposes and smaller sizes are easy to obtain cut. The hype is because someone famous wore one not because they are rare. Diamonds are not rare but they are hyped by the biggest diamond mining company and trickle fed to keep prices high

[@ophilianecr]

What a great video, JTV🖤🖤🖤!! It's kinda funny that a stone labeled as a "diamond" can be brittle, considering the standard phrase "tough as a diamond" 😉. Leave it to us goths to be rebellious all throughout nature! 🖤😂. 12 years ago my husband was searching for a black diamond for my engagement ring, and we learned how much they're worth in comparison to clear and colored ones. He went with a lovely ruby instead♥️

[@woomeebly]

True. The most valuable uncut stone is a ruby.

[@leonarhanneken2629]

Love JTV

[@businessgemstoneethiopia2922]

Please watch my video also a you as will find unique types of uncut gemstones that are mind-boggling and has ever been known to most us so far. A bunch of thanks for the video🙏🙏🙏

[@sigmundroamer6580]

They're becoming popular because "Black Diamond" sounds like the name of a metal band. The only reason they weren't popular before is because they're hard to cut into any iconic gem shapes.

[@icetweiz]

Did you know that Black Diamond is the most powerful of the Diamonds

[@polonyuino5016]

And the one Pink likes to

[@captainseadog673]

Funk doggystyle

[@old-emerald-jr-gamer]

Delta King: "Black Diamond power is what I've been looking for. Black Diamond power has the capability of upgrading any user's power, weapons, armor, and including any forms likely transformation." Delta King: "But... What side effects is it could be seriously making the user have another personality, aka serious yourself, as long as the user holds the power of Black Diamond. Black Diamond is being used by only species of Omni-Human. Unfortunately, none of the ultimate species has ever touched the black diamond power before in billions of years."

[@polonyuino5016]

Delta King: "But fortunately for you, Pink Diamond. Your species is just capable enough to handle Black Diamond's juicy gemussy. I'm certain that you'll be able to utilize her bodaciousness in many creative ways, may it be doggystyle, sideways, frontwards, backwards, upside-down, 360 degre-"

[@mirceamorea4414]

​@@old-emerald-jr-gamer It's only a rock, dude

[@darknessislight3689]

My husband and my eternity bands are black diamond 😍 love it better than my engagement ring 💍

[@hybridgoth]

I think that they are becoming more popular due to clever marketing. The increased supply on the back end of the diamond treatment industry has to be sold somehow... Diamonds of cutable size with otherwise insufficient clarity are sometimes irradiated to turn them black, this has led to a significant increase in the number of black diamonds entering the jewellery market. In my opinion they're probably best kept for specimens or abrasives. A bit harsh maybe, but, I just don't see too much special in them unless they have some rare inclusions/zoning happening within.

[@shae5181]

I love the salt and pepper diamonds. They are gorgeous.

[@AmoreyYaoiSecks]

on the closet on the ceiling on the walls

[@jcresmond1653]

I bought 600k in black diamonds this year, I LOVE them!

[@karengarcia8587]

I find these black diamonds very beautiful🥰🖤💎 and fascinating to know the facts about them.🤔 I learned a lot of how far the earth they're formed🌍, how they get their color and possibly they're from space too.🌌☄ I can see how popular these diamonds are, they look very mysterious.😯 I still can't believe it takes a year to cut one into jewelry🤨💍. Thanks for teaching us and nice video.😀👨‍🏫💎⚫

[@leonarhanneken2629]

Love my black diamond ring.

[@juliettesterner2754]

I have a necklace of graduated raw black diamonds. Love it!

[@ThisismineIguess]

When I think diamonds, I think artificial scarcity and ad campaigns. The damage these jewelers have done to the very fabric of courtship is nothing short of disgusting. Though people are free to express their love however, of course - be it brilliant stone or flower. Still won't change my point.

[@SeviathTheHumanDrago]

Yeah like 1 dude own 57% percent of the world supply of diamonds.

[@alexthehedgehog8982]

This is Black Diamond

[@bigdickpornsuperstar]

The vast majority of colored diamonds are manufactured. DeBeers bought the patent because manufactured diamonds are indistinguishable from natural diamonds without included markings and identifiers. Diamonds, as opposed to being rare, are the *most common form* of pure carbon found on the planet and it is ONLY through DeBeers' world wide control of the supply that prices are maintained at an artificially high rate.

[@geofield1]

man im so hungry i think ill go to the fridge to get a sn-

[@sxvliz_]

HAHAHDDHF

[@TheSimmy77]

I used to wear black CZ studs long before black diamonds became a thing. They also make excellent (stereotypical) men's jewelry!

[@vangu2918]

Black diamonds are becoming popular because there isn't another color that hasn't hit the trend stream, so literally there is nothing left for the sellers to tout. I personally have always loved seeing the different inclusions/particles in black diamonds, they're fascinating.

[@Dark-iv3gm]

In my opinion, they are popular because they are expensive stones displaying prestige, black in color (if the word cool had a color it would be black) and they are hard to manufacture as said in the video. I would buy a custom-made ring made from a black diamond.

[@sniper-lt9pd]

HAVE ONE 16 CARAT FOR SALE WHOLE RING IS 18.5 CARAT. OUTSTANDING, CLASSIC CUT, UNBELIEVABLE

[@heatherdiditknitandcrochet]

I love my black diamond engagement ring. Beautiful.

[@synhegola]

It's clearly a very clever marketing strategy by de Beers. They made diamonds common for engagement and wedding rings. Presumably they now advertise these black stones, as they were formerly worthless ;)

[@aizennawaki8076]

Got a lot of black stones from the sky here, so great

[@edgeuvchaos]

I tried my best to find a cheaper cut black diamond in like 1999-2000 all across the internet, with tons of friends trying to help me without so much as a tiny one being found for a damn ring. Once rappers and that one movie where they steal black diamonds came out all of a sudden they were everywhere and costed a fortune to get one. Now when you see a rapper or some comedians you might see them blinged out with black diamonds. So when morganite hit the scene it only came in black and costed next to nothing. I paid $20.00 for a large 20 carat solid black morganite that looks and is almost as hard as a black diamond plus they had never been found except in meteorites but we could create them in a lab and only in black the way they were found. Now I have given up on black diamonds because it is too popular, too expensive, and I like to be different just for the sake of it (but I am not a snob about it). Besides morganite is really expensive now compared to then, I would have bought a lot more back then if I had known that.

[@thatmeanpersononlineoffend9376]

0.o Morganite is pink, peach, champagne, yellow, and sometimes blue. You won't find Morganite in black, natural or synthetic. What you are talking about sounds exactly like Moissanite.

[@edgeuvchaos]

@@thatmeanpersononlineoffend9376 Sorry you are right I was doing three things at once and said the wrong stone. Its actually Moissanite (if I spelled it right), my bad.

[@thatmeanpersononlineoffend9376]

@@edgeuvchaos No need to apologize. There's so many stones, it's easy to get names mixed up. ☺ I hope you have a great weekend!

[@businessgemstoneethiopia2922]

Please watch my video also a you as will find unique types of uncut gemstones that are mind-boggling and has ever been known to most us so far. A bunch of thanks for the video🙏🙏🙏

[@sniper-lt9pd]

O YEAH, WHEN BITCOIN WAS LAUNCHED IT WAS VERY, VERY CHEAP, REAL BARGAIN , BUT NOW ..... WOW. SAME AS DIAMONDS

[@emayaych]

Black diamonds are popular because they are different. People like shiny new things that make them feel more special than others so nothing better than a black diamond. Plus, people are probably bored with regular diamonds. Honestly, most folks can’t deal with the fact that the regular diamonds are all they’ll be able to afford…if that.

[@user-id1ef8ij8t]

i have natural black diamond afrika. 119,15 carrat. i want to sell it. where i can sell it. i wan to follow show in christie in hongkong but i dont have money go there. can you help me

[@yoeyyoey8937]

@@user-id1ef8ij8twhat country you in?

[@user-id1ef8ij8t]

@@yoeyyoey8937 indonesia

[@TheDylls]

Bought my wife a pair of earrings over a year ago. They're about 1CM long in a simple looping pattern. They start at the top with white diamonds and switch halfway down to black diamonds. They go with EVERYTHING lol

[@mariehillard1742]

The company's that own the diamonds control the price of diamonds in the market. Diamonds are NOT rare. Now that says a lot!

[@Patrick3183]

Can elon buy it

[@criticalmass6249]

@@Patrick3183 elon can buy anything he wants to buy

[@issacpearson4749]

NFT’s work the same way

[@nikolkuhar8127]

They are not rare, they are just too deep. Mining that deep costs millions, so people who have enough money to mine them, set prices. When they see that people want to pay huge amounts, they raise prices to the limits that the rich would pay. I mean, any gemstone is priceless (literally they should have no price) They are the same as any rock you see on the ground, they just crystalized under pressure and the temperature so... yeah

[@RedQuill13]

@@nikolkuhar8127 they make more I distrial diamonds than any other variety.

[@YourRoyalMajesty.]

My wedding ring is all black diamonds! It shines a lovely green, if you shine a light through it. (Not olive) It sparkles in every light. 😊

[@Liz_Dave]

I bought my 1st black diamonds in 2010. I got them because it was unique at the time. I also love how they stand out

[@linhnguyenvu8889]

Kim cương đen tes lên như thế nào vậy chị gái

[@user-id1ef8ij8t]

i have natural black diamond afrika. 119,15 carrat. i want to sell it. where i can sell it. i wan to follow show in christie in hongkong but i dont have money go there. can you help me

[@DApostate]

I have found some very large rough in lava tubes. Personally, black spinel is a great way to get cuts with this look.

[@oscarmedina1303]

So is black tourmaline. When cut and faceted it looks just like black diamond.

[@sniper-lt9pd]

@@oscarmedina1303 YES BUT DOES NOT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY AS BLACK DIAMOND - PURE CARBON

[@missbonimeduridesidns1793]

I own a pair of 1carat stud earrings and a 1 carat black diamond ring. Love them

[@yeseniareyes7842]

Just purchased my first full 2ct black diamond. It’s so beautiful! I have a one ct clear diamond shaped that was twice the amount as my black diamond.

[@user-id1ef8ij8t]

i have natural black diamond afrika. 119,15 carrat. i want to sell it. where i can sell it. i wan to follow show in christie in hongkong but i dont have money go there. can you help me

[@_501SCOTTYG]

​@@user-id1ef8ij8tI can help you

[@marcuscarana9240]

0:10 FunFact: The Tiffany Yellow Diamond is a massive and large yellow diamond that's been valued for such a high price for its clarity and size that the company isn't selling it but keeps it and only lends it to celebrities on a couple of occasions. That means, not even eccentric billionares are allowed to purchase it making it practically priceless. Although it's been debated whether diamonds are as rare and valuable as companies are marketing them to be, for the Tiffany diamond, at least, it is definitely a rare find.

[@pumpkindiamond994]

Black diamonds is the most beautiful of all the black gems and probably even rarer than natural black pearls.

[@sniper-lt9pd]

YUP

[@mariefraher8725]

I have a five ct in a high tiffany wg mount that is beautiful. Also a pair of studs one ct each in white halo. They are pretty and different. I love all colors. Bought these loose a long time ago.

[@fizzycoral]

sideways

[@Adrian-vd6ji]

black diamonds are the best dancers and make the best music. black diamond power

[@SkarponyJoe]

Black is beautiful 💕

[@roadside8230]

The price of pink diamonds increases on average 12-14% per year

[@hybridgoth]

This statement is only true for investment grade fancy pink diamonds. Tiny stones/ heavily included or otherwise pale pink stones should not be expected to appreciate as quickly as their more highly saturated and all round more impressive counterparts.

[@RAMZOTTIBOO]

My friend carbonado diamond it’s extremely rare one and cut and polish ones are more rare then any type of diamonds

[@winechocolate]

Thanks to KIZZ's Black Diamond Platinum album, these rocks become famous.

[@Trunker21]

Black has become quite popular over the years. Clothing, hair color, hell even makeup color such as nail polish and lipstick. As was pointed out in the video they're also unique. Then, of course, there are those who consider black as their favorite "Color." Yes, I know neither black or white are not technically colors but please allow the dalliance here. There's also the mystical properties. Pretty much every precious, semi-precious and even non-precious gem has one. For black diamonds it is generally said to offers mystic properties relation to action, passion and energy. All of these, to some degree or another, are likely contributing to their popularity. That is my guess anyhow.

[@Dreamtime-Walker]

I’d Get One for a Mourning Ring! 🖤Great Presentation! 👍

[@davidcockayne1943]

In my opinion black diamonds☝️ might be rarer than regular diamonds.

[@sniper-lt9pd]

DEFINITELY

[@Tiger.x801]

BLACK DIAMOND HAS IT'S OWN GRACE. I LOVE DIAMONDS💎💎

[@jpbarnard888]

My dad used in in manufacturing of industrial drill equipment because of its hardness. This is a very new kind of use as in jewellery. My mum still have a necklace with a shitload of black diamonds and the cost to have it made was laughable in the 70s.

[@Monica1C3]

I bought a ring set of black diamonds. Happiest I did! Black is counterculture, and now that we counter cultures are older, diamonds - black diamonds - have a place.

[@JeffBrazeel-fe4wc]

To the Plebians Black Diamonds are New and Unique is my guess towards their Growing Popularity. I LOVE BLACK DIAMONDS!!!! My Favorite Color and my Birthstone to Boot!

[@comfeefort]

I have a 16 Carat "Rustic Diamond" it is mostly black with white and rust (iron) colors, it is cut in an Oval, complete cut rather than Rose Cut. I have it set upside down....to Me it's Awesome! I had an 8 carat I bought 12 years ago for only $150.00 but recently lost it, I had to pay alot more for this one, but, it is worth it to Me.

[@richardesperas6006]

You buy a block diamond?

[@richardesperas6006]

Meron Po ako Nyan gosto Kung ibinta 4pcs meturate diamond baka Po gosto nyong bilihin pm nyo Lang Po ako

[@Jrd4n]

I'm quite ignorant to diamonds, personally I would have assumed coloured diamonds to be more expensive with the Black ones being the most exquisite looking I figured theyd be at the top 🤔 the one I thought was the most boring is seemingly the highest graded.

[@hige1234]

i'd wear black diamond in a pendant, thats dragon themed. the metal would probably be white gold or silver.

[@duchess_of_petty9323]

I love black diamonds. I have a solitare and 2 small diamond bands I wear instead of my clear diamonds when the mood strikes….

[@jamsjeggings2968]

I’d much rather just have obsidian cut to look like a diamond

[@seanwelch71]

My uncle made our rings and set a black diamond at the reverse, opposite a small bright emerald.

[@lythnookwemin]

Personally, I think black diamonds are seen as a status symbol. They are rare and hard to work. This makes them worth more. Well, it makes them cost more. Diamonds already have a social perspective attached to them, something that is rare among what already is seen as high class, is clearly a status symbol.

[@user-id1ef8ij8t]

i have natural black diamond afrika. 119,15 carrat. i want to sell it. where i can sell it. i wan to follow show in christie in hongkong but i dont have money go there. can you help me

[@alisturkericmacnanty159]

Great information! I had no idea that a black diamond was even considered valuable!

[@danyellgarcia2263]

I told my husband before he proposed I wanted a solitaire black diamond, and I think he thought I was crazy because most girls want the big white diamonds but I wanted something unique that not a lot of women had. This guy went to the jeweler had them order in 3-4 different cuts of black diamonds because they weren't popular I guess and he chose the perfect one, picked the setting and voila! Now I have a beautiful black diamond ring and a pnina band to match! I think I was drawn to black diamonds because they aren't super poplar or weren't a few years ago! I wanted a solitaire to not take away from the beauty of it! On the flip side I think people wonder if it's a fake cheap diamond! But idk my husband did amazing and he ended up getting me a pnina band to match! They aren't from The same jeweler but I think that's what I love about it! Plus what woman doesn't love black 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@pixie7349]

Um… I don’t know why for everyone else but alt and goth scenes definitely appreciate them more than normal diamonds 🖤

[@cut_putashatsang9784]

Would be really interesting to see in prism angle of view, will it radiate and form ROYGBIV.

[@avus-kw2f213]

Legend has it there crafted from the souls of all those who have died attempting to go down A double black diamond ski run

[@camaarillo]

I love salt and pepper Diamonds

[@shaialtshtein9294]

It is known that a real diamond cannot be broken unless you use another diamond to polish it and diamond is the strongest material there is. Does a black diamond have the same properties? And is it considered a real diamond?

[@sniper-lt9pd]

IF CAN CONDUCT ELECTRICITY THEN YES

[@jayneneewing2369]

Thank you for making this vid about black diamonds. I’ve been wondering about them since I first saw them in settings. I think they are popular now, because people just fall for “diamonds”, they are bragging rights, so to speak. I, however, I have no use for them. I think black spinels are perfectly suitable, or onyx. I have spent my money on gemstones with color. Just give me the sparkle please. The most beautiful diamond I’ve ever seen was about a 10 ct. i could hardly take my eyes off of it. If I were wealthy I would have bought it on the spot. But I will never forget seeing it. A fancy vivid yellow diamond is my favorite one. I love jewelry, so that’s saying a lot. Again, thanks.

[@roshanravan]

Most black diamonds are treated by irradiation or heat in vacuum, also there are man-made sintered diamonds which contain diamond powder infused with other stuff like nickel, iron, silicate in high temperature high pressure environment, these used to be for industrial bits or other stuff. Real and natural black diamonds color is due to graphite inclusion or naturally radiation. The carbonado is polycrystiline and can be in different colors like black, can be grey or various deep tones of green and brown or orange. The origin of carbonado can be extraterrestrial

[@spece301]

Vendo por kilo 3000reais

[@hige1234]

loving the mustache!

[@yuingou5287]

Thank you for another wonderful content. i have a question, does “the salt and pepper diamond” is similar to black diamond with disperse clusters? Or it just a name of crystal with black particle?

[@bookeruzzell6213]

Damn,I learned something again!Pretty some my friends are going to think I'm the smartest person in the world!I thank you sirs!

[@waynesmallwood6027]

One of the theories is that >some< carbonados are created during the r-process of a supernova.

[@melodyhart2017]

Although rare,I prefer the black spinel as its suface is flawless and of course the price better .

[@NathanBChampine]

For a long time black diamonds were considered worthless. The vast majority of jewelers didn't even want to be bothered with them. Even now there are still some jewelers that don't want anything to do with them.Its about their customer base and economics as well (yes I am leaving out another possible reason however that's neither here nor there). It wasn't until the early to mid 1990s that they became popular. Usually in a black and white diamond setting.

[@desertdude3448]

Sir, glad I found your awesome video. Simply snuff. I’m picking up carbanados spread all over this valley in Nevada.where I’m basically camping five years now. Some chondrites I’m gathering also hold groups of them. Not plagioclastics ( there every where here also via volcanic activity’s. I’m saying I’m sure most poly crystal carbanados are from space. Due to super novas . Thank you if you can tell me more I’d appreciate it . Want a carbanado or chondrite? Let me know.

[@desertdude3448]

P.s. , not shorl, not spar’ , not magnatite. Peace

[@desertdude3448]

P.s.s. , last years loriad meteor shower. I spotted two blue flames as something trailing black smoke landed about a mile past my window late evening. I found it two weeks later, a carbonashiuos chondrite big as a briquette! That’s how I began to learn what I’m finding.