Fancy Color Diamond Undertones

By The FCRF Team | 13.03.22

Fancy Color Diamond Undertones

In most cases, preference for a color’s undertone is a matter of personal taste. Notable preferences for certain undertones within each color category impact purchase figures, suggesting that most of us prefer certain undertones to others.

The relationship between preferred undertones to the high commercial premiums they receive may result from several factors. Early childhood associations with primary colors can leave a powerful impression and may help to explain the high demand for these stones. Unfortunately, a very small portion of fancy color diamonds are found in primary colors. This explanation will focus on

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