Shape: Round

Argyle ID Number: 429803

Colour: 4P

Clarity: VS2

Colour Description: Fancy Intense Pink

A remarkable expression of rarity and refined elegance, this extraordinary Round Brilliant diamond is an exceptional treasure from the legendary Argyle Diamond Mine. Graded Fancy Intense Pink (4P) with VS2 clarity, and accompanied by Argyle Certificate No. 429803, this captivating gemstone embodies the beauty, provenance and exclusivity that have established Argyle pink diamonds among the world's most coveted natural coloured diamonds.

Displaying a vibrant Fancy Intense Pink hue, this exquisite diamond radiates exceptional colour saturation with remarkable brilliance and life. The coveted 4P colour grade represents one of Argyle's most sought-after classifications, admired for its vivid natural pink tone and enduring desirability among collectors, investors and connoisseurs worldwide. Its lively colour remains striking in every light, creating a gemstone of unmistakable presence and sophistication.

The timeless Round Brilliant Cut is celebrated as the pinnacle of diamond craftsmanship. Precision cut to maximise brilliance, fire and scintillation, its expertly arranged facets capture and reflect light with extraordinary intensity while beautifully enhancing the richness of the diamond's natural pink colour. The result is a mesmerising display of sparkle that elevates this rare gemstone to an exceptional level of beauty.

Graded VS2 for clarity, the diamond offers excellent transparency, allowing its remarkable colour and brilliance to take centre stage. In the realm of natural coloured diamonds, it is the harmonious combination of exceptional colour, fine clarity and documented provenance that defines true rarity and enduring value.

The closure of the Argyle Diamond Mine marked the end of the world's most significant source of natural pink diamonds. With no new production ever to enter the market, every certified Argyle pink diamond now forms part of a permanently finite global supply. As these extraordinary gemstones continue to disappear into prestigious private collections and generational family estates, opportunities to acquire examples of this calibre become increasingly scarce.