Black Diamond poker chips pair a bold black diamond centerpiece with a holographic inlay that shimmers from every angle. A gold ring and the four card suits frame each denomination, giving your table an upscale, casino-inspired look without a high-roller price. Each 14-gram chip is pressure-injected clay composite with a metal insert, so it stacks, shuffles, and splashes the pot with real heft. An 8-stripe edge pattern makes values easy to spot in a stack, and 11 denominations from $0.25 to $5,000, sold in rolls of 25, cover everything from quarter-blind cash games to home tournaments. Why Choose Black Diamond Poker Chips Holographic inlay: A shimmering finish with a black diamond centerpiece that stands out on any felt. Gold ring and card suits: Classic poker styling that frames a clear, easy-to-read denomination. 14 grams with a metal insert: Heavy, satisfying chips that stack tall and handle like casino chips. 8-stripe edge spots: Colorful striped edges make each value quick to identify from the side of a stack. 11 denominations: $0.25, $0.50, $1, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000, and $5,000. Standard 39mm size: Fits our standard poker chip cases and trays. Specifications Specification Details Chip material Pressure-injected clay composite Chip weight 14 grams Insert Metal Chip diameter 39mm Inlay diameter 31mm Inlay Holographic, black diamond centerpiece with gold ring and card suits Edge spots 8 stripes Denominations 11, from $0.25 to $5,000 Packaging Rolls of 25, one denomination per roll Black Diamond Poker Chips FAQ What's the difference between Black Diamond and Eclipse poker chips? They share the same 14-gram weight, metal insert, 8-stripe edge, and $0.25 to $5,000 lineup. The difference is the inlay: Black Diamond has a shiny holographic design with a black diamond and gold ring, while Eclipse uses a textured black gear inlay with values printed in white numbers and words. Are Black Diamond chips good for low-stakes cash games? Yes. With 25¢, 50¢, and $1 chips, Black Diamond is a strong fit for low-stakes home cash games, while the $500 to $5,000 chips cover most home tournaments. What denominations do Black Diamond poker chips come in? Black Diamond chips come in 11 values: $0.25, $0.50, $1, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000, and $5,000. If your tournaments need a $10,000 chip or higher, these styles go further: $10,000 chip: Desert Heat, King's Casino, Las Vegas, Milano, Monte Carlo, The Mint, Ultimate, and Yin Yang $25,000 chip: Monaco Club, Poker Knights, and Showdown $10,000 and $25,000 chips: Ace Casino $25,000 and $100,000 chips: Jupiter Club (oversized 43mm) Are Black Diamond poker chips real clay? No. They are pressure-injected clay composite with a metal insert, which makes them durable and affordable. For 100% clay chips, see our Milano or Phoenix styles. How many Black Diamond chips do I need? Figure on 300 chips for a cash game of up to 6 players and 500 to 600 chips for a full table of 8 to 10. For tournaments that run more than one table, 1,000 chips or more is a safe starting point. More Holographic Poker Chips Want more shine? Ultimate poker chips offer a holographic cross-and-suits inlay with values up to $10,000, Las Vegas chips feature the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign, and Ace Casino chips go all the way to $25,000. Or browse all poker chips.
