Fancy Colored Round Diamonds are not all that common- as if other shapes were. The main reason is how the cut itself affects the color transmission...

A lot of folks are interested in Chameleon Diamonds. In fact, this diamond is  more chameleon like than an actual chameleon. To see the color in a chameleon, you have to keep it in the dark overnight. Once you take it out and look at it, it starts to change as the light hit.

If you forget what it looked like you have to wait till tomorrow again to make it change. Or you can heat the diamond, no easy proposition.

Nothing against Chameleon diamonds- but this one changes just depending what light is hitting it!

GIA never mentioned anything about green on the GIA report of this diamond, but when you look at it, the yellow fluorescence combines with the brown to make it look green!

Below is a shot that shows Brown the best I could capture.

in terms of cut, the diamond is quite beautiful.  There is great brilliance, and at 7 mm a lot of size for it's 1.22carats

The custom made ring looks sensational with this diamond.

The center portion holding the diamond is crafted from pink gold- a lovely color. The diamond is set nicely down into the ring- so it's going to be comfortable to wear.

Original GIA report ships with item.  We include our comprehensive appraisal for identification or insurance purposes. How much will my new diamond appraise for?