Engagement rings with colored stones are an undying and very interesting trend in the jewelry business. The House of De Beers, as the main promoter of diamonds of all shapes and sizes since 1888, encourages investments in precious stones of rare colors.

Cognac shades of diamonds are caused by plastic deformations of the earth’s crust during the journey of the stone upstream of magma, and the green color is associated with the radioactive substances that surrounded the diamond. Diamonds in the De Beers collection are labeled Fancy and Intense and are usually more expensive than their colorless counterparts. The brand’s lineup includes graceful rings with large colored diamonds of various cuts from pear to cushion. The stones can be surrounded by a colorless elegant pavé or two neat “baguettes” on the sides.