Regardless of the intention of the purchase, buying a pink diamond without doubt requires the advice of an experienced professional to assist with navigating the market and making the best diamond selection.

Pink diamonds are an anomaly of nature where the physical properties have been disrupted by the forces of the earth to give a diamond its pink colour. Each pink diamond has its own signature quality, enhanced by the skills of a master diamond cutter to craft the rarest and most beautiful gemstone possible from the rough crystal. Being a natural gemstone, not all diamonds will be perfect, the quality of a pink diamond will vary considerably with the majority actually being quite poor colour tone and clarity. In all reality the percentage of pink diamonds that are considered jewellery store quality is very small and those of investment grade even rarer. Judging the quality of coloured diamonds is very complex and without in-depth knowledge, certification and expertise are your first protection. Any diamond of significant value should be certified with the most internationally recognisable certificate possible.

Argyle diamond mine, GIA and IGI are the most recognised international certifiers for quality pink diamonds and can be trusted to help determine the value of the diamond. All larger size diamonds should have one of these certificates regardless of the quality. Smaller pink diamonds 0.01-0.07ct have traditionally not been certified and are reliant on receipt of purchase and lot numbers to assist with authenticity and valuation or secondary Australian origin certification like GSL, Spectra or Delta.

With so many poor quality pink diamonds also in the market it has created an opening for other less authorised sellers to enter the market with a larger variety of less regulated pink diamonds. The authenticity and certification for many of these diamonds is a lot more difficult to navigate and is generally reflected in the price and their appearance. Purchasing a diamond from a genuine pink diamond dealer will ensure that you are advised of the quality you have selected and knowledge that you have paid the right price for a quality product. Knowing what you are buying and how it compares on the market is the best advice that can be given to prospective buyers and will give you the greatest protection for your purchase.

Over the course of 30 years jewellers have designed some spectacular artworks that features pink diamonds from the Argyle diamond mine. Although a top quality Australian pink diamond can still be worn in jewellery sometimes the expense is just too impractical. Pink diamonds for jewellery should still be considered for their resale value but this is often of lesser importance with selection based more for value and appearance. Purchasing jewellery grade pink diamonds is a different purchase process and is often seen more as an heirloom than a profit driven purchase.

Pink diamond jewellery is priced primarily for the diamond value and then for the market value of the jewellery components. All the jewellery listed on this platform is of high quality and comes with a variety of approved certification, valuations and authenticity depending on what the owner was provided and kept from the original purchase. All efforts are made by our expert valuers to verify the details and quality of the diamonds and the price for the jewellery will be reflective of the authentication. The design and quality of the diamonds will vary and we can provide advice and opinions on all jewellery but the nature of the advice is more general than investment.

There are many loose diamonds in private ownership that are perfect to be purchased for jeweller and are generally much better value because of the specification of their certified quality. There are many way to create attractive and affordable pink diamond jewellery and with the assistance of a pink diamond jewellery designer a creative solution can be developed to build a ring to suit your requirements if you cant find a suitable design available.