Each pink diamond engagement ring is a masterpiece in its own right, holding a level of rarity that is truly "one-of-a-kind". As some of the world’s rarest diamonds, the unique yet gentle colour of these remarkable stones can be used to elevate more traditional designs or form a showstopping centre piece for a modern classic.
Setting the gold standard in ethical luxury, as a B-Corp certified jewellery designer, every step in creating your pink diamond engagement ring adheres to the highest social and environmental standards.
Whilst we are adamant that no two engagement rings are ever created the same, we have come to learn that certain designs simply just work. So whilst we will always seek out ways of adjusting, tweaking and personalising any given piece the most popular designs provide a foundation upon which many will seek to build.
A sophisticated yet timeless classic - pink diamonds can be used to elevate the most minimialist of designs, transforming them in to modern heirlooms. The above pink diamond engagement ring features two pear-shaped natural fancy pink diamonds and a white diamond centre stone.
Pink diamonds can be incorporated in to many of our signature designs to add a heightened sense of personality and rarity. The example here features an exceptional pear-cut white diamond centre stone with a truly unique set of custom-cut champagne diamonds resting either side of the central diamond.
Featuring an oval-cut white diamond centre stone that sits snugly between a trio of round brilliant cut pink diamonds. A small group of pink diamonds can be used to elevant a design whilst placing further emphasis on the focal point due to the colour contrast.
For those after something truly special - the rarity of a pink diamond is unrivalled and thus where such a stone is to form the centre piece, the finished creation is nothing short of a masterpiece (as well as a future heirloom).
Unlike blue or yellow coloured diamonds, pink diamonds’ colour does not come from trace elements mixed into them, but from deformation in their crystal and molecular structure, causing the light to refract in a pink hue. In fact, scientists are still trying to uncover more about this mysterious gemstone’s colour. What does this mean? That pink diamonds develop their colour by a very unique and even more intense kind of pressure than other diamonds - they truly are one-of-a-kind. This special characteristic is what makes pink diamonds so rare, expensive and cherished.
The GIA (Gemological Institute of America) has a scale system to describe the different shades of pink diamonds, ranging from 'Faint' at one end to 'Fancy dark' at the other. 'Fancy pink' coloured diamonds are graded in the same way as their fancy coloured cousins: Faint, Very light, Light, Fancy light, Fancy intense, Fancy deep and Fancy vivid. The more saturated the colour of the diamond, the higher the price.
Because of how it’s formed, the colour of a pink diamond is also influenced by its geological origins. They are found in various parts of the world, from Brazil to South Africa, but many of the most exquisite examples come from the now-closed Argyle Mine in Australia - no more pink diamonds will ever be mined from there. This historical significance adds a layer of prestige to Argyle-origin diamonds, making them particularly coveted.
Though the mine ceased production in 2020, its diamonds are still sought after for their unique provenance and rich colour intensity. Owning an Argyle pink diamond engagement ring is owning a piece of history, a gem that reflects both Earth's natural wonders and the enduring strength of your love.
Owing to its rarity and price, pink diamonds are most often used in detailing or to add specific meaning to a ring. Usually, the centre stone would be a white diamond, flanked or augmented by flashes of colour.
This can add a wonderfully unique aspect to an engagement ring, as the position and style of the pink gemstones can speak a thousand words. Of course, any gemstone used in the ring is always up to you - a sophisticated padparadscha sapphire, pink sapphire or even a light ruby are all elegant choices.
Arrange a time to personally meet with us and discuss your vision in detail. We operate by appointment only, so that we can ensure we give each person our undivided attention - this is not something to be rushed. Connect with us - let us know your initial ideas and we will help guide you from there.
Our central London studio & workshop is open Monday to Friday 9:00am to 17:30pm available by appointment and is located just a short walk from Chancery Lane tube or Farringdon station.
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