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Fancy colour diamonds are taking pride of place in the jewellery and gemstone industry, with rare and highly coveted pinks, blues and yellows dominating international auctions and commanding record-breaking prices.
In May, Christie’s Hong Kong sold a 15.81-carat pink diamond for HK$226.27 million (US$29.28 million), which became the largest purple-pink flawless diamond ever auctioned.
Aptly named “Sakura Diamond,” the internally flawless Type IIA diamond fetched a per-carat price of US$1.85 million at the Magnificent Jewels sale on May 23. Another pink diamond spectacle – a 4.19-carat fancy vivid pink diamond named The Sweet Heart – was snapped up for HK$50.65 million (around...
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