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Table of Contents What is Argyle Mine? History of Argyle Mine Origin of Argyle Diamonds Natural formation process of Diamond Pure Diamond Colored Diamonds Exceptionality in Pink Diamond formation Synthetic Diamond formation Extraction process of Diamond Sorting Basis of Diamond (4Cs) Color (Hue, Tone, Saturation) Clarity Cut Carat Value of Argyle Diamond Argyle Diamond Intensity
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
Green diamonds are some of the most unique and rare gemstones in the world. Unlike traditional diamonds that are colorless, green diamonds get their distinctive hue from exposure to natural radiation. The color of green diamonds can range from light, almost yellow-green to a deep, forest green. In this article, we’ll explore the different shades
Rare Blue Diamond – 0.29ct Natural Loose Fancy Grayish Blue GIA Emerald Cut VVS1Availability: In stock
