The reason blue diamond jewelry can cost less is because you do not
need to start with a perfectly white diamond since you are going to be
treating it anyway to change the color to blue. A fancy colored
diamond producer, will start with a yellowish or low color grade
diamond and treat it blue, therefore costing less than a high-end
white diamond. Where the price differences come into play, however,
are in the clarity and inclusion level of that diamond.
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A popular form of colored diamonds, blue diamond rings , for example,
will often be an I1 or I2 clarity diamond due to the fact that
treating the diamond blue will mask most of the inclusions -- so a
higher end diamond is often not needed, thereby reducing the cost of a
colored fancy diamond in this way also. Some, however, will opt for an
SI1-SI2 clarity blue diamond, which is more expensive, but often worth
the upgrade, especially if purchasing the diamond for an engagement or
wedding ring. Even so, the price will often still be less than a white
diamond.