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Designers love color diamonds. All diamonds have character, but colored diamonds have that unique zing and make any piece of jewelry more desirable. We're seeing increasing numbers of jewelry designers who see this use of colored diamonds as a creative step forward.

It was the triumph of the pink at the Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels auction this week. The New York arm of the auction house’s jewelry department’s spring Magnificent Jewels sale totaled $65million. 

[Professional Jeweller, UK] Between 2005 and 2014, pink, yellow and blue diamonds have increased in value by a startling 167% on average, a statistic which reveals not just an increased awareness of the strong investment po tential that these stones possess, but a new appetite for fancy color diamonds in jewelry.

[New York] Sotheby’s auction house has announced the holding of its New York Magnificent Jewels spring sale on April 21, 2015, featuring stones and jewels, the auction house states highlights the strength of today’s market.

Diamonds are fun too! Following our recent article on green diamonds in Minecraft, I am spotting more diamonds in the major toy brands. Lego has recently been including diamonds in some of its sets.

"Professional Jeweller" gets to the bottom of this year’s bridal jewelry trends, tackling the changing nature of customers and the delicate balance between classic styles and contemporary design.

[New York] Christie’s auction house kicks off its spring auction season with the first Magnificent Jewels Sale due to be held at the New York Rockefeller Center on April 14, 2015.