0.50ct Natural Loose Fancy Purple Pink Color Diamond GIA Certified Radiant SI2

Pink Diamonds Table Of Contents 1. Pink Diamonds 2. The Rarity of Pink Diamonds 3. Natural Pink Diamonds 4. The Origin of Natural Pink Diamonds 5. The Exclusive Annual Argyle pink diamond tender 6. Grading a Pink Diamond 7. Cutting a Pink Diamond 8. Treated/Enhanced Pink Diamonds 9. Synthetic Pink diamonds 10. Irradiation of Pink

Argyle Diamond mine is the world’s largest diamond mine located in East Kimberly, Western Australia. Discovered in 1979, Argyle mine spans over 124 acres. Commercial mining started in 1983 at the Argyle mine, which is the source of approximately 90 percent of the rare pink diamonds along with other natural colored diamonds as well as

  As beautiful as they are rare, purple diamonds are not quite as scarce as true red diamonds but come a close second in rarity value. Unlike the red, purple diamonds are highly valued by consumers as well as investors and collectors. The glory and enchantment evoked by a purple diamond evoke a desire for