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Australia's rare pink-diamond mine formed from the clashing and stretching of continents, a new study found. The discovery could lead to more colorful diamonds.

Pink diamonds are made under extreme pressure when two continents collide. The scientists hope that understanding this will help them find new hotspots for colorful diamonds. The world's largest ...
Robb Report

The Mine That Produces 90 Percent of the World’s Pink Diamonds Is Drying Up. Here’s Why

It was the anthills that confirmed their suspicions, glinting inexplicably under the harsh sun of the Australian outback. The geologists had explored the land for a decade, including surveys by ...
Barron's

A Pink Diamond Bracelet Could Fetch $3 Million at Sotheby’s

A pink diamond bracelet adorned with over 200 diamonds, ranging in color from purplish pink to red, is expected to fetch in the region of $3 million at Sotheby’s sale of magnificent jewels in New York ...
Live Science

Argyle mine: Earth's treasure trove of pink diamonds born during a supercontinent's break up

During 37 years of operations, the now-closed Argyle mine produced more than 865 million carats (191 tons) of rough diamonds and 90% of the world's pink diamonds. When you purchase through links on ...
The New York Times

Tiffany Buys Some of a Legendary Diamond Mine’s Last Finds

The new Tiffany Collection comprises 35 gems, including an unusual red stone, from the Argyle Diamond Mine in Australia. By Rachel Felder About a year ago, a representative of the Argyle Diamond Mine ...