Stone guide · stones, plainly
Learn about pink diamond
Diamond bent pink by pressure itself, the rarest color we handle.
- The facts
- Stone facts
- Mineral family
- Carbon (diamond)
- Hardness
- 10 / 10 Mohs
- Birthstone
- Apr.
- Anniversary
- 60th
The mineral
Carbon, arranged the hard way. Nothing natural is harder, and nothing returns light quite like it.
In the hand
At 10 / 10 on the Mohs scale it is heirloom-hard: wear it every day for a lifetime and let the metal show the years instead.
Treatment, plainly
Untreated unless its passport says otherwise. When a stone of ours is heated, the passport says heated, in that word, and the price reflects it.
Choosing one
Photographs flatter and light booths lie. We choose pink diamond in north daylight, loose, against ivory paper, and we would rather show you two honest stones than twenty pretty pictures. Diamond bent pink by pressure itself, the rarest color we handle.
Care
Warm water, a drop of dish soap, a soft brush. Store it in its own pouch; it will scratch softer stones sooner than they scratch it.
Asked about pink diamond
Is pink diamond right for daily wear?
At 10 / 10 on the Mohs scale it is heirloom-hard: wear it every day for a lifetime and let the metal show the years instead.
Is it treated?
Untreated unless its passport says otherwise. When a stone of ours is heated, the passport says heated, in that word, and the price reflects it.
What does it cost here?
Current works with this stone start at From $4,200. Every piece is one of a kind, so prices move with the stone, never with a formula.
How do I know what I am buying?
Every stone that leaves the studio carries a passport: species, carat, cut, origin as far as it is knowable, and treatment in full words. If a lab has seen it, the certificate number is on the passport.
Current works & prices
