0.10ct Argyle Pink Diamond – Pear Shape (4PP P1)

A gemstone of quiet rarity and enduring significance, this 0.10ct Argyle pink diamond reveals a refined purplish pink hue (4PP) - a colour born deep within the earth and found in only the rarest of natural diamonds.

Elegantly shaped into a pear cut, the stone possesses a graceful elongation that enhances both brilliance and colour, allowing its delicate yet unmistakable pink tones to reveal themselves with every movement of light.

Mined from the now-closed Argyle mine in Western Australia, this diamond is part of a finite legacy - no longer formed, no longer discovered, only preserved.

A Legacy of Rarity

Argyle pink diamonds have long been regarded as one of the most elusive treasures in the natural world. With the mine’s closure, their story has shifted; from discovery to stewardship.

This diamond, accompanied by Argyle Certificate No. 387813, represents more than beauty; it's a documented piece of provenance, a gemstone whose origin, rarity, and identity are permanently recorded.

Its 4PP colour grading places it within a sought-after spectrum of purplish pink diamonds - stones that are both sophisticated and enduring, favoured by collectors who value subtlety over spectacle.

An Object of Desire, A Store of Value

In the world of exceptional gemstones, rarity defines significance. Argyle pink diamonds exist in such limited quantities that they are often acquired not only for adornment, but as tangible assets of lasting worth.

Compact and discreet, this diamond offers:

• A portable expression of wealth
• A finite natural asset with no future supply
• A gemstone increasingly sought by collectors worldwide

Unlike traditional diamonds, where size often dominates perception, here it is colour, origin, and scarcity that define true value.

The Poetry of the Pear Shape

The pear cut - timeless, elegant, and inherently feminine - lends this diamond a distinctive presence. Its tapered silhouette draws the eye, while its faceting subtly intensifies the pink within.

Whether retained as a loose gemstone or transformed into a bespoke creation, it offers a quiet statement of refinement.

A Future Heirloom

This is not simply a diamond to be worn - it is one to be held, considered, and ultimately passed on.

For those who understand rarity, this piece offers:

• The freedom to remain unset as a collector’s stone
• The possibility of a future bespoke creation
• The assurance of owning something that cannot be replaced

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Diamond Specifications

• Carat: 0.10ct
• Colour: 4PP (Purplish Pink)
• Clarity: P1
• Cut: Pear Shape
• Origin: Argyle Mine, Western Australia
• Argyle Certificate No: 387813

York Jewellers

At York Jewellers, we specialise in sourcing and presenting exceptional Argyle pink diamonds for a discerning clientele. Each stone is selected not only for its beauty, but for its place within the broader story of rarity, provenance, and enduring value.

Private Enquiry

Pieces of this nature are seldom available and rarely repeated.

We invite you to enquire privately to secure this diamond or to explore other exceptional stones within our collection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What distinguishes a 4PP Argyle pink diamond?

A 4PP grading denotes a purplish pink diamond with a refined depth of colour - balanced, elegant, and increasingly rare within the Argyle spectrum.

Is this diamond considered investment-worthy?

Argyle pink diamonds are widely regarded as collectible assets due to their finite supply, documented provenance, and sustained global demand.

How does clarity impact a pink diamond like this?

In coloured diamonds, colour defines desirability. Natural inclusions are part of the diamond’s formation and do not diminish its rarity.

Can this diamond be set into jewellery?

Yes. Should you wish, our atelier can create a bespoke piece designed to honour the character of the stone.

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Disclaimer: York Jewellers curates and presents rare Argyle pink diamonds for their beauty, rarity, and collectable significance. We are a jeweller and do not provide financial, investment, or legal advice. Any reference to rarity, value, or collectability is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as investment guidance.