Argyle pink diamonds

Pink diamonds attract jewellery lovers owing to their beauty and rarity. But where do they originate and how do they get their colour?

Rare Argyle pink diamonds are uniquely Australian & highly coveted. View our exquisite display of pink diamonds for sale at our Perth & Adelaide showrooms.

Since the end of the 19th century, small quantities of diamonds were found in Australia through gold prospecting. Then, 1969 saw the commencement of a systematic exploration of Western Australia, and on October 2, 1979, diamonds were discovered in the Argyle volcanic pipe in the Kimberly Region.

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High-quality pink diamonds command extremely high prices, second only to red diamonds – the rarest of all fancy colors.

Christie's has sold the "Pink Legacy" diamond at auction for more than $65 million including fees, saying it's a new world record price per carat for a pink diamond.

We were given privileged access to the most exclusive diamond sale in the world to discover how these gems are sold to just a discerning few.

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The market for pink diamonds is somewhat separate to that of white diamonds, and due to their rarity, pink diamonds typically command prices far in excess of their white counterparts. As a general “rule of thumb” pink diamonds of a similar size and quality will be 25-35 times the price of a white diamond. There are three important factors to understanding the colour of pink diamonds: hue, tone and saturation. Hue is the dominant colour of the diamond; tone is the amount of light or darkness…