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Australian pink diamonds are some of the rarest and most sought-after diamonds in the world. These diamonds are only found in the remote Argyle mine in Western Australia, and they are prized for their unique pink color and exceptional quality. The Argyle mine is the only known source of pink diamonds in the world, and
There are natural fancy colored diamonds in almost all colors of the spectrum. Overall, there are 12 different colors and 230 different color combinations made possible due to the difference in hues and saturation. While yellow is the most common of them all, red diamonds are said to be the rarest. Hence, it is not
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
Real 3.92ct Natural Fancy Light Blue & Pink Diamonds Engagement Ring GIA 18K SI1Availability: In stock
