Pink Diamonds.

In the world of fine gemstones, they are amongst the rarest on earth.

Prized for generations by royalty, connoisseurs and celebrities, pink diamonds have made headlines for their beauty and the high values they have achieved.

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My name is Greg Kwiat, and I am the CEO of Kwiat & Fred Leighton. With over 115 years of experience as a leading diamond house, Kwiat has worked with many extraordinary pink diamonds over the years.

I want to talk to you about just how special, rare and valuable pink diamonds are.

Only 1 in every 100 thousand diamonds is classified as having a pink hue.

Exactly how pink diamonds are formed in nature remains shrouded in some mystery.

We know that the pink color is the result of distortions in the crystal lattice structure that is caused by the intense heat and pressure conditions when diamonds form.

This distortion causes the diamond to reflect a pink hue.

Simply put, pink diamonds are an anomaly of nature.

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For the last four decades, between 90% and 95% of the world’s supply of pink diamonds have come from a single source – Rio Tinto’s Argyle mine in Western Australia.

The legendary Argyle mine has become a highly desired brand of its own because of the fine quality of the pink diamonds it produced.

The mine opened in the early 1980s, and as with all mines that have a limited lifespan, it ceased operations in November 2020.

The mine’s closure was a major milestone in the history of diamonds – a fact not lost on the diamond community and savvy investors.

Demand for Argyle pink diamonds has continued to rise, with the growing appreciation for their rarity.

And with no new mine in the world able to replace Argyle’s production of pink diamonds, availability of exceptional pink diamonds continues to diminish and values continue to rise.

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“An Exceptional Pink Diamond”

We are thrilled to present this exceptional diamond to Luxus investors – an Argyle pink, oval shape, just over a half a carat in size.

Let’s consider the details of this diamond to appreciate its quality and rarity.

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The diamond is an oval – classically shaped and beautifully cut.

You can only cut a fancy color diamond to an oval shape if the body color of the diamond is truly strong. Because of that, only about 16% of pink diamonds are cut in that style.

And because the oval shape is popular and timeless, this diamond is highly desirable.

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This Argyle diamond weighs 0.54 carats, which is quite large for a pink stone.

Less than 1% of the world’s pink diamonds are over ½ a carat in size.

The diamond has a color grade of Fancy Vivid Purplish Pink.

Fancy Vivid is the very best grade that a colored diamond can receive, indicating the strongest saturation of color.

The Purplish Pink label describes the hue of the diamond – the primary body color is pink with some purple overtones. This color combination is considered highly attractive.

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The diamond’s clarity grade is VS2, which stands for Very Slightly Included.

This is a fine grade indicating that the diamond has only very slight imperfections in the crystal structure, none of which are visible to the eye.

Only about 10% of pink diamonds in the world are of a clarity grade this fine.

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All of these details are described on the GIA report that accompanies the stone.

For most of human history, diamonds like this spectacular Argyle pink oval were only available to a select few who could afford to buy and hold them personally.

With Luxus, we are thrilled to offer ownership of this diamond to investors who can benefit from the rarity and exciting long-term investment dynamics of pink diamonds.