Pink diamond jewellery can be more expensive than its white counterpart due to the beauty and scarcity of these precious gems. The Argyle Diamond Mine in Western Australia used to be a major source of pink diamonds, but it has since closed, adding another layer of exclusivity. However, the value of a diamond is ultimately determined by a range of factors, including the carat weight, clarity, and cut, as well as the quality of the metal used in the setting.

Pink diamonds were primarily mined in Argyle Diamond Mine in Western Australia, which operated for over three decades and was responsible for producing over 90% of the world's supply of pink diamonds. With the closure of the mine in 2020, these coveted stones are becoming more precious and even harder to come by.

Yes, Argyle pink diamonds have gone up in value in recent years. Pink diamonds were already rare, and the closure of the Argyle Mine in 2020 has made them even scarcer. As a result, their value has increased significantly, and they are now considered one of the world's most valuable and sought-after gems. Some experts predict that the value of pink diamonds could continue to rise.

No, pink diamonds do not fade. Pink diamonds, like other coloured diamonds, are made up of pure carbon, and their colour is the result of their chemical makeup which is something that cannot change. If you buy a brilliant, beautiful piece of pink diamond jewellery, the colour of a pink diamond will remain unchanged.

However, it's important to note that like all diamonds, pink diamonds can be damaged or scratched if not properly cared for, which can affect their brilliance and value. Please see our guide to jewellery care or contact Nina's Jewellery about proper cleaning and care for your beautiful pink diamond jewellery.