Natural emerald diamonds whose GIA report records brown — a notation beside the colour letter, or a fancy grade where brown is the dominant colour. Every stone is read from its own GIA grading report. The comparison price on each card is what a similar near-colourless (G–H) diamond lists for, not a former price.











































Step cuts show a champagne tint evenly, brilliants scatter it. Shape-by-shape counts and median prices from 2,822 stones at nine retailers.
A step cut shows body color where a brilliant hides it. What that means for the 104 emerald cut champagne diamonds indexed here, and why clarity matters.