A Gem Like No Other
Pink diamonds have secured their place as one of the rarest and most prestigious gemstones in the world. Formed over billions of years under extraordinary geological conditions, their mesmerising hues range from delicate blush tones to deep, vivid pinks — a natural phenomenon that continues to captivate collectors, investors, and jewellery enthusiasts globally. Their unique beauty, coupled with exceptional scarcity, has seen pink diamonds command some of the highest prices per carat among all coloured gemstones.
A significant proportion of the global supply originated from the Pink Diamonds from the Argyle Mine, located in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia. This remarkable mine produced over 90% of the world’s pink diamonds during its operation, and its closure in 2020 marked a historic turning point for the industry. With no comparable source discovered since, the supply of Argyle Mined Pink Diamonds and Argyle Certified Pink Diamonds has become increasingly finite.
As demand continues to grow, these extraordinary gems are now recognised not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their investment potential. The rarity of pink diamonds, particularly those from the Argyle Mine, underpins their enduring value, positioning them as tangible assets in an increasingly uncertain global economy. Today, owning a pink diamond signifies more than just luxury, it embodies a piece of geological and economic history that is unlikely to ever be replicated.