Pink diamonds are a type of diamond that exhibit a stunning pink hue. They are one of the rarest and most coveted colored diamonds, known for their exquisite beauty and unique coloration.

Yes, pink diamonds are generally more expensive than their colorless counterparts. The price of a pink diamond can vary significantly based on factors such as size, intensity of color, and overall quality.

Natural pink diamonds are exceptionally rare because their pink coloration is caused by a rare deformation in the diamond's crystal lattice. This scarcity, combined with their captivating beauty, makes them highly sought after by collectors and investors.

Pink diamonds are primarily mined in a few select locations, with the Argyle mine in Western Australia being one of the most famous sources. They have also been found in Brazil, India, and South Africa, but the Argyle mine has been a key supplier of pink diamonds.

The price of pink diamonds can vary greatly depending on their size, color intensity, and overall quality. Smaller, less vivid pink diamonds may be more affordable, while large, intensely colored ones can command astronomical prices, sometimes reaching millions of dollars per carat.

Natural pink diamonds are real. “Natural” refers to diamonds that are found in nature with a pink color, and have not been treated in any way order to become pink. This rarity factor is the main reason pink diamonds are so expensive. Because of these factors, certain shades of pink diamonds are incredibly valuable and are considered terrific investments. In order to determine whether a pink diamond is natural or has been artificially enhanced, one needs to look at the GIA certificate where it specifies the origin of the color. It is accepted in the industry to treat a diamond artificially, but it absolutely must be specified that this has been done. There are several methods of artificial color enhancement, some which are reversible and some that are not. Needless to say natural pink diamonds are far more valuable, unique, and special than artificially enhanced pink diamonds.