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The numbers are so high that they almost sound unreal. “The Pink Star,” a 59.60-carat oval cut fancy vivid pink diamond, sold on Nov. 13 for $83.2 million at a Sotheby’s auction in Geneva. Described as the largest internally flawless diamond ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America, the stone was promptly renamed “The
Natural color diamonds and lab-grown diamonds are two different types of diamonds with different characteristics and investment potentials. Natural color diamonds are considered to be a good long-term investment due to their rarity and high value. They are rare, unique and have a natural origin which makes them highly sought after by collectors and investors.
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
