S&P Diamond Hexagon 1.65ct

$1,650.00

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This salt-and-pepper diamond is a 1.65 carat elongated hexagon, rosecut, measuring 9.87 x 5.59mm. Its scattered specks and clouds are characteristics, not flaws: mother nature's fingerprint. Every stone's pattern is one of a kind, straight from the earth.

At Mohs 10, it carries the same everyday hardness as any diamond, the hardest natural material, so it holds up beautifully to daily wear. 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, so there is no Kimberley-style certification culture, which is the point, not a gap. In a heavily included stone a surface-reaching inclusion can be a fracture point, so Heather and her team hand-vet every stone in Boulder, Colorado for exactly that before setting.

Bohemi does not sell loose stones. This diamond is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece, and the $1,650 price is the starting point for your ring. 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 specks and clouds in a salt-and-pepper diamond are characteristics, not flaws: mother nature's fingerprint. Every stone's pattern is one of a kind, straight from the earth.

How durable is a salt-and-pepper diamond?

It rates Mohs 10, the same everyday hardness as any diamond and the hardest natural material, which makes it excellent for daily wear. Heather and her team hand-vet every stone for surface-reaching inclusions before setting.

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, so there is no certification premium built into the price.

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 $1,650 price is the starting point for your ring.