Very Light Pink Diamonds

Our collection features one-of-a-kind very light pink diamonds with their ethereal blush tones. These distinctive gems display the gentlest expression of pink coloration, creating refined character that distinguishes them from colorless diamonds while offering accessible value.
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Fancy color

Fancy color

Fancy colored diamonds are incredibly rare and fascinating. Nearly every color you can think of is available in fancy color diamonds. There are a huge variety of beautiful color options. Pink, blue, green, brown diamonds look charming and mesmerizing.

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Intensity

Intensity

Diamond intensity refers to the strength or saturation of a fancy color diamond’s hue. It’s a key factor in determining a diamond’s value and desirability.

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Overtone

Overtone

Diamond overtone is a subtle, secondary color that can be observed in some fancy color diamonds, particularly those with intense or vivid hues. It’s like a whisper of color layered over the primary color, adding depth and complexity to the diamond’s brilliance.

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Shape

Shape

Diamond shape refers to the overall outline and facets of a diamond. It’s a crucial factor that affects a diamond’s brilliance, fire, and scintillation – its ability to reflect light and sparkle.

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Carat weight

Carat weight

Diamond weight, also known as carat weight, is a measure of a diamond’s mass. It’s one of the four Cs (carat, cut, clarity, and color) that determine a diamond’s value and price.

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Clarity

Clarity

Diamond clarity refers to the absence of inclusions (internal flaws) and blemishes (external imperfections) within a diamond. It’s one of the four Cs (carat, cut, clarity, and color) that determine a diamond’s value and price.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How is the "very light" classification determined in pink diamonds?

The “very light” classification in pink diamonds is determined through standardized color grading where the pink hue is consistently visible but appears as a subtle coloration when viewed face-up under controlled lighting. GIA gemologists assess these stones against master color comparison diamonds, confirming that the pink color is sufficiently present to transcend the colorless range but lacks the saturation required for fancy light classification, creating a delicate but definite pink impression.

What distinguishes these from faint pink and light pink categories?

Very light pink diamonds display more pronounced coloration than faint pinks, with pink tones visible without intense scrutiny, yet show less saturation than light pinks when viewed from multiple angles. This distinction creates a subtle hierarchy where very light pinks offer a definite blush tone that’s immediately apparent face-up but may appear more subtle from certain angles, positioning them as an intermediate step between the whisper of color in faint pinks and the more consistent coloration of light pinks.



What value advantages do these stones offer to selective buyers?

Very light pink diamonds offer exceptional value to selective buyers, typically costing 25-35% less than light pink diamonds while still providing authentic natural pink coloration. This value advantage makes them particularly attractive for larger statement pieces or for buyers seeking the prestige and beauty of natural pink diamonds at a more accessible price point, allowing acquisition of significantly larger carat weights than would be possible with more intensely colored specimens.

How does cut quality influence the appearance of subtle pink color?

Cut quality plays a crucial role in very light pink diamonds, as precision cutting can significantly enhance the visibility and consistency of subtle pink coloration. Exceptional cutting creates optimal light paths through the diamond that maximize color expression while maintaining superb brilliance, with ideal proportions often featuring slightly deeper pavilions than colorless diamonds to extend light’s journey through the stone, amplifying the delicate pink hues that might otherwise appear too subtle.

Frequently Asked questions

What is a loose diamond?

A loose diamond is simply a diamond that hasn’t been set into a piece of jewelry yet. It’s a raw, uncut stone, ready to be transformed into something beautiful. 

Loose diamonds are the foundation of many stunning pieces, from diamond engagement rings to elegant bracelets, necklaces or eternity bands. They’re also used to create custom jewelry, allowing you to express your unique style. 

Shop loose diamonds and you’ll have the opportunity to choose your diamond from a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and qualities. Whether you’re looking for a brilliant round diamond, a classic emerald cut, or a sleek princess cut, loose diamonds offer incredible customization possibilities. 

No matter what kind of diamond you’re searching for, a loose diamond is the perfect starting point to create a timeless treasure that you’ll cherish forever.

What are conflict-free diamonds?

Conflict-free diamonds are diamonds that have been ethically sourced, meaning they were not mined in areas where the proceeds funded armed conflict or human rights abuses.  

While natural diamonds are often associated with these ethical concerns, conflict-free diamonds offer a solution. These diamonds with a clear, traceable origin are a responsible choice for you if you  want your diamond to reflect its values.

There are two main types of conflict-free diamonds:

  1. Natural Conflict-Free Diamonds

 These are natural diamonds that have been mined in areas where ethical practices and responsible sourcing are strictly enforced.  You can find the perfect conflict-free natural diamond by looking for certifications from reputable laboratories, e.g. GIA . 

  1. Grown Diamonds

 These are grown diamonds created in a lab, offering a completely conflict-free alternative. They’re chemically, physically, and optically identical to natural diamonds, but more affordable and environmentally friendly. However, at Reuven Veksler we never deal with grown diamonds. 

Whether you choose a natural or grown conflict-free diamond,  it’s vital to understand the certifications and guarantees that come with it.  

A conflict-free diamond will sparkle beautifully and reflect your commitment to ethical sourcing.  It’s a diamond that has been responsibly sourced and will embellish your diamond engagement ring or other pieces of jewelry that will complement women’s wedding outfits. 

The best diamonds to purchase

To find the perfect diamond you have to consider many factors, like symmetry, fluorescence, 4Cs, color grade. All that stuff canmake your head buzz, so we always recommend starting with your budget. Calculate how much you are willing to spend and what your limit is, after which you will definitely not be able to spend more.

The best diamond is the one that fits your expectations and budget. Of course, we recommend considering only natural stones, as they are time-tested symbols of nature’s majesty and beauty 

How to choose the right diamond for jewelry?

Selecting the ideal diamond for your jewelry can be a daunting task, but it’s also an exciting adventure! With so many options in the world of diamonds, it’s important to understand the key factors that will influence your choice. 

Let’s imagine you are eager to purchase a ring. First of all, determine your ring style. 

Think about the style of jewelry you want.  Is it a classic engagement ring, a delicate ring, or a statement piece? The setting and design of your ring will influence the diamond’s shape, size, and overall look. Secondly, never forget about 4Cs. Keep in mind that a good cut will ensure that light reflects beautifully from the diamond. In addition, diamonds with a higher color grade (closer to D) appear whiter when exposed to light. You can find beautiful diamonds with subtle hints of yellow, especially if you’re on a budget. Moreover, natural diamonds will have some inclusions, but they’re often invisible to the naked eye. Take into account that some diamonds with fluorescence can appear hazy or milky when exposed to ultraviolet light.  

With a clear understanding of the 4Cs and your personal preferences, you’re ready to find your dream diamond!  Remember that some diamonds may have more noticeable inclusions or a slightly warmer color, but still be beautifully brilliant. 

Where to buy certified loose diamonds?

When you’re ready to purchase a certified loose diamond, it’s essential to choose a reputable source to ensure quality, authenticity, and ethical sourcing. 

Ensure the diamond comes with a reputable certification from a respected laboratory like GIA, AGS, IGI. At Reuven Veksler, we always provide all necessary certificates and are ready to answer all your questions regarding the origin of your diamond. We do our best to make your diamond buying experience special and unforgettable