

Argyle Pink Diamonds
The Australian Diamond Company is proud to house the rare and exceptional Pink Argyle Diamond. These diamonds have been extremely sought after for their rarity. Whilst their aesthetic allure has captured the eye of gem enthusiasts, they also attract attention from astute investors, as they have consistently outperformed traditional types of investments for over 15 years.
A celebration of colour and beauty
Pink diamond rings are the epiphany of elegance and beauty. At the Australian Diamond Company, we offer exceptional customer service to ensure you find the perfect argyle pink diamond ring while having a simple and enjoyable experience.
Our showroom offers some of the most unique and exclusive pieces of jewellery on offer, but choosing a pink diamond ring will provide you with an experience you won’t forget. Our staff are well-trained and knowledgeable and will be happy to answer any questions you may have about pink Argyle diamonds and their history.
The Argyle mine is situated in the Kimberley region in far northeast Western Australia and is famous for producing approximately 95% of the world’s pink diamonds. The Argyle mine is the fourth largest diamond-producing mine in the world by volume with an average annual production of 8 million carats. Of this quantity, only 5% are considered gem quality. The remainder of non-gem quality diamonds are used for industrial purposes. Most of Argyle’s gem-quality production are diamonds. These typically have a very strong brown colouring which are referred to as cognac or champagne diamonds which are a by product of pink diamonds.
It is predicted the mine will close in 2020, anticipating a significant worldwide depletion of pink diamonds. It is likely the investment value of these beautiful diamonds will drastically increase upon cessation of the mine.
The Pink Diamond Tender
The Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender was established in 1984 and is an event held annually to highlight the top 50 or so diamonds produced by the Argyle mine that year.
Given the mine is estimated to close in 2020, it will only produce roughly another 400 – 500 pink diamonds making Argyle Pinks extremely sought after. Due to their exclusivity, these tendered pink diamonds are a very sound investment.