Rare Fancy Pink Diamond and Fancy Blue Diamond Unveiled from the "Rare Diamonds of the World" Collection

Calabasas, CA, November 11, 2015 --(PR.com)-- A Pear-shape Type IIa Fancy Pink diamond ring and a Cushion-cut Type IIb Fancy Blue diamond ring are now available by private appointment at selected jewelry stores nationwide. These rare diamonds are part of Raiman Rocks Rare Diamonds of the World Collection and are certified by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Prices are available upon request.

To arrange a private appointment to view the Fancy Pink diamond ring and/or the Fancy Blue diamond ring, please visit raimanrocks.com to be connected to an approved, jewelry store near you.

"Pink Flame" Type IIa Natural Fancy Pink Diamond
This diamond's origin is said to come from the famous Golconda mine, a famous producer of natural pink diamonds. Over 10-carats in size and classified by the GIA as a very rare Type IIa diamond, this pink diamond ranks in the top 2 percent of all gem diamonds in the world.

"Natural pink diamonds are breaking auction records and taking top spots at auction houses," says Gall Raiman, founder of Raiman Rocks, master gemologist and industry expert. "With fancy color diamond prices remaining stable, we have seen a large increase in interest in these rare pieces."

"Ocean Blue" Type IIb Natural Fancy Blue Diamond
A deep blue color that truly shows the exceptional depth of NFC Diamonds, this Natural Fancy Blue diamond is just shy of 5-carats. Graded as a very rare Type IIb diamond by the GIA, this diamond is very rare as it is found in nature less than one half of one percent. Among famous Type IIb diamonds are the 70.21-carat Idol's eye and the 45.52-carat Hope Diamond.

"With blue diamonds hitting their peak in popularity, this exceptional blue beauty is highly-requested as it's a special addition for any collector as a wearable family asset, and an incredible gift of love," said Gall.

Note: Raiman Rocks Natural Fancy Color Diamonds are conflict free, ethically source and GIA graded.

Please contact Raiman Rocks if you would like to request to be an approved jewelry store that can show these pieces, and others, from the Rare Diamonds of the World Collection.

If you are a private collector, investor or connoisseur, contact Raiman Rocks and we will be happy to connect you to an approved, jewelry store near you for a private appointment.