JCK Online - January 1, 2000

Diamonds may be called “ice,” but the vast majority look more like pieces of a rainbow than chips of frozen rain. Although most contain only slight traces of color—usually yellows, browns, or grays—diamonds span a wide range of hues, varying in intensity from faintly tinted to extremely saturated and from very light to deep dark—even black.

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