Pink Diamond

ARGYLE PINK DIAMOND JEWELRY SHOWCASED TO JAPANESE BRIDAL MARKET

Rio Tinto’s Argyle Pink Diamonds has partnered with esteemed Japanese bridal house, Hatsuko Endo, to showcase several pieces of signature Argyle pink diamond jewelry including the extraordinary Wisteria shoulder brooch, according to a press release from Rio Tinto. The Wisteria shoulder brooch features 26 carats of Argyle pink diamonds in the cascading blooms of the wisteria, each pink diamond precisely chosen for its graduating color.

Also on display was the Argyle Pink Diamond Tiara, a bespoke piece by Australian luxury jewelry retailer Linneys. Tiaras are much coveted by Japanese brides and the Argyle Pink Diamond tiara showcases 178 Argyle pink diamonds in various shapes, sizes and hues.

The Argyle pink diamond jewelry phenomenon started in Japan almost 30 years ago when Japanese designers boldly embraced Argyle’s pink diamonds and incorporated them in beautiful and innovative designs, explains Rio Tinto.

Today Rio Tinto sells around 30% of its Argyle pink diamonds into Japan where the pink hues are synonymous with romance and love and there is an unerring appetite for the smallest, palest pink diamonds, through to the rarest red diamonds.

“The Japanese market is very important to us and we are delighted to be in Tokyo to support our Japanese ateliers and partners. They have elevated the story of rarity and beauty into the highest quality of craftsmanship, showcased in a beautiful bridal setting,” notes Argyle Pink Diamonds manager Josephine Johnson.

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