One In A Million™ Pink Diamonds

Pink diamonds must be a certain level of colour to be graded as such, and all the diamonds in our One in a Million™ collection meet this standard. GIA researchers have confirmed that the colour of pink diamonds comes from a unique and natural geological circumstance, where there has been a natural distortion in the stone’s crystal structure.

Natural pink diamonds are formed in many hues with pink as the primary colour, ranging from red to purple and faint to dark. The most valuable pink diamonds are a ‘vivid pink,’ but these aren’t very affordable, which is why we opt to sell more affordable softer pink diamonds instead. For example, The Pink Star diamond is the most expensive cut diamond ever sold at auction, selling for $71 million in 2017! 

Up until 2020, between 80% to 90% of pink diamonds were found in the Argyle Mine in Australia. Unfortunately, due to the lack of diamonds available, the mine had to close leading to the loss of our primary source of Pink Diamonds.

Today, pink diamonds are only occasionally found in diamond mines, with fewer than 1 in 1,000,000 mined diamonds being gem quality natural pink diamonds – hence the name of our very own pink diamond collection “One in a Million™.”

In short, pink diamonds are extremely rare and valuable and they will only become even more so in the future!