Diamond

Rare Types

Black diamond

Unlike its cousin, the white diamond, the black diamond's reflected sparkle comes in intense hues of blue, purple, and red.

Blue Diamond

Rare and exceptional.

Champagne diamond

A sparkling diamond in shades ranging from a pale beige to a brown.

Dalterein Diamond

Named for Natashya Dalterein, this incredibly rare gem must undergo a special process known only to Immokokkon and Sons before it gains its exceptional qualities. As the time of day changes, the inner hues of the diamond slowly shift between different colors. Only three are currently known to exist. The first said to reside in the Princess' diadem, the second belonging to Master Artisan Anguisian and residing in a ring, and the third having been auctioned off by the Immokokkons on the hilt of a dagger, current location unknown.

Molten-core Diamond

A small pool of molten lava rests within unfinished diamond, its dull red light refracted though its crystal clear cocoon. Although the lava resting at the heart of the diamond is clearly molten, its surface remains cool to the touch and undamaged. Note: Very rare.

Pink Diamond

From far southern mines.

Smoky Diamond

Has prismic earthy tones.

White Diamond

The purest of all.

Values

	Tiny		Small		Medium		Large		Huge
Color	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Brown	1,317	1,976	2,900	3,585
Brown, Faceted	1,450	1,450
Clear	773	2,460
Grey	1,450	1,712	2,109	2,109	5,272	5,272
Yellow	1,712	1,712
Yellow, Faceted	1,976	1,976