Natural Champagne Diamonds

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Natural Australian champagne diamonds from Nina's Jewellery 

Immerse yourself in the warm, golden brilliance of natural champagne diamonds from Nina's Jewellery. Our curated collection of champagne diamonds features an array of tones from delicate, effervescent light-champagne to deep, luxurious cognac. Whether you are looking to buy champagne diamonds for an exquisite ready-to-wear piece or selecting a unique gemstone for a bespoke creation, our master jewellers ensure every piece captures the rich warmth and natural beauty of Western Australia.

Looking for a unique champagne diamond design? Contact Nina’s about custom jewellery design, including champagne diamond engagement rings, pendants, and earrings. We can create something as special as the individual who will wear the beautiful jewellery. Champagne diamonds are also wonderful gifts for anniversaries, birthdays, and special milestones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are natural champagne diamonds?

 
Natural champagne diamonds are authentic diamonds formed deep within the earth that exhibit warm brown to golden-honey hues. Their captivating colour is naturally caused by trace amounts of nitrogen trapped within the crystal lattice during formation billions of years ago. Unlike treated stones, natural champagne diamonds possess an organic, untouched beauty that provides an elegant, warm alternative to traditional colourless diamonds.

What makes natural Australian champagne diamonds unique?

 
Australian champagne diamonds—most famously unearthed from the Argyle Diamond Mine in the remote East Kimberley region of Western Australia—are renowned worldwide for their exceptional character and fire. The unique structural composition of Australian stones often gives them a richer saturation and distinctive lustre that cannot be replicated, making them a proud symbol of Australia’s remarkable gemstone heritage.

How are champagne diamonds graded on the colour scale?

 
Champagne diamonds are graded on a dedicated colour scale developed by the Argyle Diamond Mine, running from C1 to C7 - in fact, the name 'champagne' was coined by Argyle in the 80's. (Prior to this, they were just called 'browns':

• C1 – C2: Light Champagne (soft, subtle straw hues)
• C3 – C4: Medium Champagne (warm golden tones)
• C5 – C6: Dark Champagne (rich, intense amber and caramel)
• C7: Cognac (deep, rich reddish-brown)

This standardised scale helps you easily select the exact depth of colour and character you desire.

Are champagne diamonds less expensive than white diamonds?

 
Yes, champagne diamonds are generally more accessible in price than colourless (white) diamonds and significantly more affordable than ultra-rare pink or blue diamonds. However, their value continues to appreciate, especially since the closure of the Argyle mine in 2020. Larger carat sizes, high clarity grades, and deeply saturated cognac tones (C6–C7) command premium value for collectors and connoisseurs.

How can I buy champagne diamonds with confidence from Nina’s Jewellery?

 
At Nina’s Jewellery, our heritage in Western Australia spans over 60 years with their main workshop and showroom in Dunsborough. We provide full transparency with certified diamonds, expert gemmologists, and dedicated master jewellers. Every champagne diamond is ethically sourced, accurately graded, and backed by a valuation report for total authenticity. Explore our online collection or book a consultation with our design team today.