Pink is the rarest commercial color in diamonds — fewer than 0.01% of all natural diamonds mined exhibit a true pink hue. The Argyle mine in Western Australia, which produced more than 90% of the world’s pink diamonds, closed in 2020. With no comparable source coming online, pink diamond pricing has accelerated past every other fancy color.

Every pink diamond in this collection is natural, untreated, and graded by the GIA. The pink spectrum spans Light Pink, Fancy Pink, Fancy Intense Pink, Fancy Vivid Pink, and Fancy Deep Pink, with secondary modifiers (Purplish Pink, Brownish Pink, Orangy Pink) shifting both appearance and value. Stones from the Argyle mine carry their original Argyle inscription where applicable.

Settings are typically platinum paired with 18kt rose gold — rose gold reflects warm tones into the pavilion, supporting saturation; platinum keeps prong work clean and color-neutral. Most rings in the collection are three-stone or halo designs, where the center pink is flanked by white or pink micro pavé to draw the eye into the color.

Natural Fancy Pink diamond rings — including stones from the now-closed Argyle mine — graded and certified by the GIA. Handmade in platinum and rose gold.