S&P Diamond Hexagon 0.99ct

$1,660.00

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This salt-and-pepper diamond is a 0.99 carat elongated hexagon, step-cut, measuring 7.60 x 5.37mm. The included specks and clouds you see are natural characteristics, not flaws: mother nature's fingerprint, formed as the crystal grew in the earth. No two salt-and-pepper patterns are alike, so this stone is genuinely one of a kind.

At Mohs 10, it carries the same everyday hardness as any white diamond, the hardest natural material there is, which makes it an excellent choice for daily wear. Because salt-and-pepper diamonds live outside the traditional white-diamond market, you get dramatically more stone per dollar. They were never graded or traded as a commodity, so there is no certification culture around them, and that is the point rather than a gap. Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado hand-vet every stone before setting, checking that no surface-reaching inclusion sits where it could become a fracture point.

Bohemi does not sell loose stones. This diamond is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece, and the $1,660 price is the starting point for the finished ring. If this one speaks to you, explore the full range of engagement rings.

	This salt-and-pepper diamond	A standard white diamond
Character	Natural inclusions, one of a kind straight from the earth	Graded for colorless uniformity
Market	Outside the white-diamond market, more stone per dollar	Commodity-priced
Durability	Mohs 10	Mohs 10
Certification	Never needed, never a commodity	Graded and certified

Are the inclusions flaws?

No. The salt-and-pepper specks and clouds in this diamond are natural characteristics, not flaws. They are mother nature's fingerprint, formed as the crystal grew in the earth, and the pattern in this 0.99 carat hexagon is one of a kind. Heather and her team hand-vet every stone before setting, checking that no surface-reaching inclusion sits where it could become a fracture point.

How durable is a salt-and-pepper diamond?

Very. It is still a diamond, Mohs 10, the hardest natural material and the same everyday hardness as any white diamond. This stone is an excellent choice for daily wear in an engagement ring.

Why does it cost less than a white diamond?

Salt-and-pepper diamonds live outside the traditional white-diamond market, so you get dramatically more stone per dollar. They were never graded or traded as a commodity, which means there is no certification culture around them. That is the point, not a gap. This 0.99 carat hexagon starts at $1,660.

Can I buy just the stone?

No. Bohemi does not sell loose stones. This diamond is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece, and the $1,660 price is the starting point for the finished ring. Reach out to Heather in Boulder, Colorado to build around it.