Hello All,
Thank you for reading my post. I recently purchased a GIA certified Fancy Light Brown diamond with a faint fluorescence. The clarity is VVS2 and distribution is even. I had the stone treated. I think it was irradiated. (I am very pleased with the results of the treatment) However, I have a question about the science behind the color changes.
This diamond is quite unique. It changes color as a function of the lighting. I have seen this stone bright pink, peach, purple and brown. It makes a difference if it is outside or inside under incandescent or LED lighting.
I have taken the stone into my lab and put it under a 285 UV light source, but no color change. The lamp has two settings, but I can’t recall the second setting. (I am an organic chemist and it’s our common UV lamp for checking TLC plates.)
Can someone help explain what is happening inside the stone to give off such a different color shade?
Thank you for your help and comments. My fiancé loves the stone, but as a scientist I am very curious.
Thank you for your time 



Thank you for reading my post. I recently purchased a GIA certified Fancy Light Brown diamond with a faint fluorescence. The clarity is VVS2 and distribution is even. I had the stone treated. I think it was irradiated. (I am very pleased with the results of the treatment) However, I have a question about the science behind the color changes.
This diamond is quite unique. It changes color as a function of the lighting. I have seen this stone bright pink, peach, purple and brown. It makes a difference if it is outside or inside under incandescent or LED lighting.
I have taken the stone into my lab and put it under a 285 UV light source, but no color change. The lamp has two settings, but I can’t recall the second setting. (I am an organic chemist and it’s our common UV lamp for checking TLC plates.)
Can someone help explain what is happening inside the stone to give off such a different color shade?
Thank you for your help and comments. My fiancé loves the stone, but as a scientist I am very curious.
Thank you for your time



