Diamond tattoos have also been linked to magic as it is rumored to have incredible magical energy. In the Middle Ages only priests and emperors were able to wear them and legends state that Satan could not bear the sight of the light that was bore of the diamond’s brilliance. Interestingly, someone who loves the idea of magical forces might get the diamond tattoo for a similar reason as someone who gets it for its religious meanings.

Diamonds symbolize peace, purity, honest light and invincibility. When placed in an engagement ring setting they become of symbol and love and loyalty. Although rarer than other love tattoos, it isn’t extremely uncommon for two people to get matching diamond tattoos to show their love for each other. In the case of a man and a woman getting matching diamond tattoos, they may get them in different colors (one for the man and a different one for the woman).

If someone comes from royalty or they want to be seen as a powerful person, they might get a diamond tattoo with a crown. The diamond itself can sometimes symbolize this meaning all on its own, but the crown will make it obvious to people who see the tattoo for the first time.

Diamond Tattoo Variations

There are a plethora of ways to have a diamond tattooed on your body. In addition, you can add any symbols you want to either add to the symbolism of the tattoo you have or completely change the meaning. We understand there are many more examples of diamond tattoos but below are a few that we have enjoyed.

Matching Diamond Tattoos

The matching diamond tattoo is a great way to express your love for one another or just express the strength of a friendship. The diamond is known to be one of the hardest and strongest materials in the world so for a relationship, the diamond represents a bond that cannot be broken. Not only is it symbolic of a strong relationship, it also just looks cool and can be made small if you need to conceal the tattoo.