👉 The word "White Diamond" refers to a gemstone that is white in color, typically found in certain rare or precious stones such as sapphires, emeralds, rubies, and other diamonds. The diamond's surface color (white) is usually due to its naturally occurring mineral content. This natural variation in surface color can cause the diamond to appear white or brownish-green at times. To further clarify the definition of "White Diamond," it is a type of gemstone that has a very fine, nearly flat surface that gives a diamond's white appearance. The term "white" refers to the surface transparency rather than the presence of visible color, which would typically be called "color".
