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Fancy Pink Diamonds
Fancy pink diamonds get their colour not from a trace element but from distortion in the crystal lattice itself. The Argyle mine in Western Australia produced over 90% of the world's supply and closed in 2020.
What remains is a finite supply, and prices have moved sharply as a result. You can compare natural and lab-grown stones side by side here — chemically and optically identical, differing only in origin and price. Our lab-grown diamond guide explains how the two compare. Colour is graded on its own scale for fancy diamonds rather than the D-to-Z scale — our diamond 4Cs guide explains how that works, and our diamond shapes guide shows how each outline carries colour differently. All our stones carry independent laboratory certification and transparent pricing, and our London team will talk you through any of them with no obligation.
