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Yes, it is a black diamond representing a black diamond.

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What color is black diamonds?

Black diamonds are black.


Can you get black diamonds?

You can buy black diamonds.


What do black diamonds look like?

Black diamonds are diamonds, but they are black, and not transparent. Follow the link, below, to see photos of black diamonds.


Who makes black diamonds?

Mother earth makes black diamonds.


Are black diamonds real diamonds or are they artificial?

Diamonds can be found naturally occuring in a range of colors, including black diamonds. They are not artificially made.


Are black diamonds expensive?

Black diamonds that are available in the market are usually low grade white diamonds that have been colored black, however, natural black diamonds can be expensive depending on the quality.


When was Lethbridge Black Diamonds created?

Lethbridge Black Diamonds was created in 1992.


Are black diamonds more rare than regular diamonds?

Black diamonds are more rare than regular diamonds. They are one of the most rare species of colored diamonds.


Are black diamonds enchanced real diamonds?

Black diamonds -- properly Carbonado, are real diamonds, with our without enhancements. You can read more about Carbonado, below.


Is a black diamond valuable?

Natural black diamonds are rare. They are due to dark graphite inclusions. Their rarity makes them valuable. Most black diamonds are synthetic and made by heat treating low quality diamonds. The price of a synthetic black diamond is lower than that of white diamonds.


What are black diamonds used for?

Black diamonds are usually used for jewelery when they are so identified. When not identified as such, they are probably used as industrial diamonds.


How do diamond turn black?

Diamonds can turn black due to graphite inclusions, which can form during the diamond's natural growth process. Exposing diamonds to high temperatures and radiation can also cause them to become black in color by altering their crystal structure. Heating a diamond in a controlled environment can also intentionally induce a black color in a process called high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) treatment.