The Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF) has taken a groundbreaking step in the world of colored diamonds by launching a printed edition of its acclaimed Rarity Report. Previously available only in digital format for members, the report is now accessible to a wider audience: jewelers, dealers, collectors, and diamond buyers worldwide.

This development, announced in September 2025, is already being hailed as a “game-changer” in the way fancy color diamonds are evaluated, presented, and sold.

What is the FCRF Rarity Report?

The Rarity Report is one of the FCRF’s flagship tools. It uses GIA data, production statistics, market frequency charts, and rarity analyses to estimate how uncommon a diamond is based on its color, shape, clarity, carat weight, and cut quality.

Unlike a grading certificate that describes a single stone, the Rarity Report offers a statistical analysis of diamond rarity, showing how often a diamond with specific attributes is likely to appear in the global market each year.

Why the Printed Edition Matters

Until now, the Rarity Report existed only as a digital tool, primarily for FCRF members. The introduction of a printed, display-ready edition brings multiple benefits:

• • Enhanced Client Confidence – A physical report adds credibility and transparency to the buying process.

• • Educational Value – Jewelers and collectors can use the printed edition to explain diamond rarity more effectively.

• • Legacy & Documentation – Collectors can preserve the history of their diamonds, even for stones no longer physically in hand.

• • Sales Support – The tactile format strengthens storytelling and presentation during client interactions.

Industry Impact

The printed Rarity Report doesn’t just provide data, it transforms it into a powerful sales and communication tool. For jewelers, it means a tangible way to highlight the rarity and investment value of fancy colored diamonds. For collectors, it offers a trusted reference for documenting and preserving their gemstones.

By making the printed edition available for purchase beyond FCRF members, the foundation is ensuring that more industry professionals and diamond lovers can access reliable rarity data backed by GIA and years of production analysis.

About the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF)

Founded in 2014, the FCRF is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing transparency, education, and trust to the fancy color diamond industry. Its suite of tools includes: The Rarity Report, Fancy Color Diamond Index, Diamond Diary Pre-Auction Analysis Reports.

By combining gemological expertise with market intelligence, the FCRF has become the go-to authority for understanding and trading fancy colored diamonds.

The launch of the printed Fancy Color Diamond Rarity Report marks a new era in diamond transparency and presentation. With broader access, jewelers, collectors, and buyers now have a tangible, trusted resource to better understand and showcase the rarity of fancy colored diamonds.

As the demand for rare gemstones continues to rise, tools like this will play a crucial role in shaping trust, driving sales, and educating future generations of diamond enthusiasts.

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