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In keeping with our tradition of offering the finest Simulants in the world, we also offer simulant fancy color and lab created stones.

By selecting from the stone color menu on the item screen our craftsmen offer you the option to select and mount our AAA grade beautiful lab grown Sapphires and Ruby's as well as other fancy Diamond colors such as Light Fancy Yellow, Canary Yellow, Champagne and our famous Fancy Pink.

Please Note: that by selecting any of the stone color options it will affect only the main (the center) stone only, the side stones will remain the same as in the picture (if any):

	Diamond White Our white simulants come in with an equivalent Natural Diamond color grade of around D-E, or the very top of the color scale. Typically we produce a clarity of "IF" (internally Flawless) although VVS1 can be noted in some larger stones. click here to learn more about the color, cut and clarity of our stones >>>
	Ruby Synthetic rubies were first made by the French chemist Auguste Verneuil, who invented the flame-fusion process for producing inexpensive rubies in 1886. In 1918, J. Czochralski invented the pulling method for growing inexpensive rubies. Since then various methods have been used to produce Lab Created Ruby. CARAT* Lab grown Rubies are selected from AAA grade rough material. Synthetic Ruby has the exact same optical and chemical composition as natural ruby.
	Sapphire The same process to create ruby is used in creating Sapphire only the raw martial used is slightly different. CARAT* Lab grown Sapphires are selected from AAA grade rough material. Synthetic Sapphire has the exact same optical and chemical composition as natural sapphire.
	Light Fancy Yellow This is not a poor color white stone, in fact these colors are in fact very sought after by the diamond buying elite, the stronger the yellow hue, the more expensive it is. This color lies just inside the "Fancy Yellow" Diamond scale and is one of the most convincing fancy yellow diamond simulant colors in the world.
	Canary Yellow These colors of recent fame represent the rarer of the range of yellows on the Fancy Yellow Diamond scale. Intense yellow saturation throughout the stone indicates a Canary Yellow.
	Champagne Since the opening of the Australia's Argyle Diamond Mine many beautiful brown/champagne colored diamonds have appeared in the market. Our CARAT* champagne colors are in the mid color range around the C5 color range according to the GIA Champagne color scale. And exhibit an evenly distributed medium golden brown.
	Fancy Pink Pink is one of the rarest natural diamond colors. This color was relatively unknown to most people until recent celebrity endorsements highlighted the beauty of this color. Remember when buying one of our pink stones that the natural Diamond equivalent would sell for US$150,000-200,000 per carat!

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