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Not unique, quite common. Used to be they couldn't even sell them because of the color -- they were considered industrial grade. Now of course, they're being marketed as "fancy" color.
As far as jewelry goes, if you like it, what does it matter if it's unique or valuable? *shrug* Wear it and enjoy it if you like it.
I love chocolate diamonds. I had never seen them until a couple months ago and then spotted an advert in Vogue with chocolate diamonds. Trying to talk the hubby into a square cut one but no go yet
Count me in, I actually considered talking to my now fiance about his thoughts on a yellow / canary / champagne colored diamond. Some of them have really brilliant colors and talk about different! I opted for the more traditional diamond though, my only difference is that mine is octagon shaped.
I LOVE the canary diamonds! The darker the diamond the more rare and expensive they are said to be. That seems to hold true with the Jewelers I've been to. If you like it, that's all that matters.
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