Creation of Five Element / Earth
Earth
Aetare Yellow Diamond
The Color of Sunlight
Throughout history, yellow has carried profound meaning across cultures.
In ancient Egypt, yellow was the color of Ra, the sun God, and it represented life, power and eternity.
In Chinese culture, yellow was the color of the emperor — a symbol of royalty, wisdom, and prosperity. Only the emperor could wear yellow and it was considered the most auspicious of all colors.
In Hinduism, yellow is associated with knowledge, learning and happiness. It is the color of turmeric — a sacred spice used in ceremonies and celebrations.
In Western culture, yellow is the color of sunshine, optimism and joy. It is the color of friendship, of new beginnings and hope.
The yellow diamond is one of the most joyful and life-affirming of all colored diamonds. Its color comes from an element that is essential to life itself — Nitrogen.
Nitrogen is one of the most abundant elements in the universe. It makes up 78% of the air we breathe. When nitrogen is present, something remarkable happens. The diamond absorbs blue and violet light, allowing yellow wavelengths to pass through. The result is a diamond of extraordinary warmth — from the palest lemon hue to the deepest, most saturated canary yellow.
To give someone a yellow diamond is to say: You bring light into my life. You are my sunshine and make everything brighter.
