Argyle Pink Diamonds & Jewellery at JahRoc

With the Argyle Diamond Mine set to close by early 2021, there has been an unstoppable demand for these truly limited pink diamonds that have maintained strong value appreciation.

A Very Special Diamond Event

JahRoc Galleries invite you to view the largest collection of Argyle pink diamonds and jewellery that Margaret River has ever seen

Argyle Pink Diamond Jewellery  

Loose Investment Argyle Pink Diamonds

31st October

Our spectacular array of sparkling jewels are on show until the 16th November.

All welcome during normal gallery hours
10am – 5pm 7 days

With the Argyle Diamond Mine set to close by early 2021, there has been an unstoppable demand for these truly limited pink diamonds that have maintained strong value appreciation.

Our diamond showcase is sourced from one of Australia’s largest stock holders of certified pink Argyle diamonds and is a 2nd generation Western Australian family run business. Dealing only in ethically sourced diamonds from the Argyle and Ellendale mines from the Kimberley Region of Western Australia, all diamonds are supplied with a certificate of origin giving you reassurance of the provenance of the stone.

Prices for a certified Argyle pink diamond start at $990….

JahRoc have secured an exclusive showcase of a new contemporary jewellery range called the Desert Rose Collection.

Designed by Chris Soklich and made by award winning jewellers in house in Perth, the Desert Rose Collection feature Argyle Pink Diamonds and Kimberley Diamonds set in 18kt white & rose gold. This jewellery exudes pure elegance and authenticity.

Also on show is an artistic collection of jewellery with a sprinkling of “pinks” by 4^th generation jeweller and designer Gemma Baker. Gemma is well known for her unique designs incorporating french knitting with Western Australian Abrolhos pearls and Argyle diamonds.

Lara Bennett of JahRoc Galleries and Gemma Baker are sisters, and grew up in the jewellery industry in Geraldton under their fathers guidance, Leon Baker who is a 3^rd generation jeweller/watchmaker.

Argyle will be missed…

Argyle produce over 90% of the worlds supply of pink diamonds, and this rare pink gem equates to just 1% of the Argyle mine’s total diamond production. There are a small quantity of pink diamonds mined in Brazil and South Africa, but so far nowhere else in the work has produced pink diamonds as vivid in colour as the Argyle mine.

The Argyle Mine’s closure will be a major milestone and its significance has not been lost on the diamond community or savvy investors with a preference for hard assets. Pink diamonds have shown very good stability and consistency of investment performance over the long term and are insulated from stock market volatility.

Chairman of the Diamond Guild of Australia Michael Neuman said there had been no other mine like Argyle discovered in human history.

“There hasn’t been a new viable diamond mine discovery in the last 20 – 30 years and the ones that are currently in production all over the world are likely to become economically unviable in the next 50 years” he said.

“To my mind, that means it’s extremely unlikely that another regular source of pinks will ever be found, because the conditions required for the formation of pink diamonds in nature are so freakish.”

ABC NEWS – Jan 2020

Further reading:

Rio Tinto Readies to Close World’s Biggest Diamond Mine

To own an Argyle Pink Diamond is to own a piece of Australian history….