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Is it possible to find cheap light yellow diamonds?

babydoll_mini

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I mean not fancy colored, but down to N, O, P and beyond...no brownish just light yellow and cheap diamonds? Is it possible to find them?
I'm looking for a pair of .30 ish such stones, is this mission impossible?
Thank you very much!
 
Try usacerteddiamonds.com They have a lot of N's from $300- $400 GIA's Also Good Old Gold has some really nice AV rounds cut for light performance...but they are fancy yellows for around $500- 600. I'm sure some of these fancies are LIGHT yellow which might suit your purposes. How cheap were you wanting? you could also check ebay.

This is a Round, Excellent cut, N color and SI1 clarity diamond.Total Price 335.05 USD ShapeRoundCarat Weight0.33 ctLab / Cert IDGIA / 1136759595
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Color: N - Noticeable yellowish tint
N - R

These diamonds show noticeable yellowish tints to the untrained eye.

Clarity: SI1 - Slightly included
SI1
Inclusions are easily visible under 10x magnification and may be visible with the unaided eye.

Cut GradeExcellentDepth % 61.8 % Table % 57 % SymmetryExcellentPolishExcellentGirdle Thickness Thin to Medium Culet SizeNoneFluorescenceNoneDimensions 4.46x4.43x2.75 mm L/W Ratio--
 
Are you aware that an N, O, P color can face up creamy white colored and not "yellow"? To "look" yellow they will need to be WXYZ or fancy light yellow or "light yellow". What kind of jewelry are you going to set them in...for earrings???? multi-stone ring?

What is "cheap" to you? What is your budget?
 
Thank you kristalulu and ariel144 for your informative reply!
I have a 0.61ct E color stone and I want to find 2 side stones for a 3-stone ring. I can go with .3 ct F/G, but I feel them a bit costly.
So I'm thinking, if I can find some low color diamond, which will look lovely light yellow, and can introduce some contrast with the E stone, but still cheaper than F/G stones...wouldn't it be nice... :love:

But I don't know a thing about N, O, P or fancy color diamond, how much will it cost to find a pair of .3ct (0.6ctw) light yellow stones? Do you think they will look good with E color center stone in a 3-stone ring?

Thank you very much!!
 
You want a matched pair? Cheap? Are you going to cup them with yellow gold? Yekutiel is used to weird requests and seems to deliver on them well. Give him a call.
 
You could also contact Leibish at fancydiamonds.net. He has access to a lot of yellow diamonds and I'm sure he can find something that you might like. As suggested earlier, you may want to check into X-Z range to keep the premium low. If you can swing it, a check into fancy light yellow or fancy yellows. Being that your diamond is so white, I think these light hues will look very nice.
 
Hi babydoll
That's an interesting idea
A lot of things to keep in mind such as:
Round diamonds won't really show the color like radiant or cushion cut for example
The way the diamonds are set will make a big difference
These colors are generally sold sans GIA so there's a lot of approximating color- which means you are best served by a company that specializes in color
In general I'd suggest using any other shape besides round
 
imo N/O/P usually isn't really yellow - more like off-white. To my eye, you have to go down to X/Y/Z to get non-fancies that look pretty yellow, and then the price rises again (it's lowest near the middle of the alphabet in the off-white colors). You can use the "Diamond Prices" feature to see prices for .3ish diamonds in N and O color though, it looks like about 300 or 400 dollars for a VS2 round. I think. I'm not sure if I'm using the chart correctly.
 
babydoll_mini|1336197130|3188014 said:
Thank you kristalulu and ariel144 for your informative reply!
I have a 0.61ct E color stone and I want to find 2 side stones for a 3-stone ring. I can go with .3 ct F/G, but I feel them a bit costly.
So I'm thinking, if I can find some low color diamond, which will look lovely light yellow, and can introduce some contrast with the E stone, but still cheaper than F/G stones...wouldn't it be nice... :love:

But I don't know a thing about N, O, P or fancy color diamond, how much will it cost to find a pair of .3ct (0.6ctw) light yellow stones? Do you think they will look good with E color center stone in a 3-stone ring?

Thank you very much!!

Yes, I think light yellow diamonds added to your E color would look nice. Call diamondsbylauren and goodoldgold and see what they can do for you. They have quite a few fancy colored .25-.5 carat fancy stones that will probably work. $500-600 per stone.
You might consider a different shape other than round as well for the side stones. diamondsbylauren have a great website for looking at rings with multicolored stones. Here are 3 radiants with that combination and 3 OMC's both with the white center:

http://www.diamondsbylauren.com/index.php/jewelry/three-stone-ring-diamond-157ct-dsi2-original-radiant-cut-eye-clean-r3948
http://www.diamondsbylauren.com/index.php/jewelry/three-stone-ring-108ct-old-mine-brilliant-cut-e-si1-gia-platinum-and-18k-r4304

here are some on GOG (the cheapest), I'm sure they could find you a matching pair:
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/8483/

Diamond 1

0.35ct Fancy Lt.Yellow SI2 Traditional Round Diamond

Reserve Diamond

Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 0.35ct
Color: Fancy
Clarity: SI2
Optical Symmetry: Traditional
In House: Yes
Width: 4.28mm
Length: 4.29mm
Depth: 2.80mm
Table Percentage: 63.99%
Depth Percentage: 65.37%
Crown ∠: 38.47°
Crown Depth: 13.94%
Pavilion ∠: 41.78°
Pavilion Depth: 44.00%
Policy: Limited Guarantee
Price: $261
(Bank wire price: $252)

Round 0.201ct Fancy VVS1 $406
Round 0.218ct Fancy VS2 $441
Round 0.238ct Fancy VVS2 $480
Round 0.24ct Fancy VS2 $484
Round 0.242ct Fancy VS1 $489
Round 0.246ct Fancy SI2 $497
Round 0.247ct Fancy VVS1 $499
Round 0.251ct Fancy VS2 $507
Round 0.257ct Fancy VVS1 $520

Good luck!
 
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