Kimberley Fine Diamonds!
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Argyle Diamonds Mine. Three billion years ago, hidden 150 miles beneath the ancient folds of the rugged Kimberley region in the remote north-west of Australia, the tumultuous forces of mother nature were at work creating the world's largest diamond deposit now known as Argyle. The Argyle Diamond Mine produces appr. 34 million carats of diamonds per year. This is one third of the world's annual production, making Argyle the largest diamond mine in the world. It produces the extremely rare and valuable pink diamond as well as fine whites and the intriguing champage and cognac diamonds. Their colour and brilliance has made these rare Diamonds one of the most eagerly sought after gems in the world. The exotic champagne and cognac Argyle Diamonds have become an inspiration to jewellery designers in both classical and modern styles. The finest pinks have been sold for over one million dollars a carat and continue to soar in prices as the demand far exceeds supply. |
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