1.12 Carat Light Pink/SI2 Pear Shape Diamond

GIA Report

#R1489

Custom made platinum and rose gold Halo Ring

How to choose a Pink Diamond
I guess the first thing one needs to do is have wealthy , generous grandparents, or other relatives. No big money in your past? Then maybe you're the entrepreneurial type. Movie Stars......BIG MONEY rich folk are generally the only ones who could consider a pink diamond. And we welcome them.

But let's say you're NOT some famous person- you're just some regular Joe, ( or Jane) who can put together twenty grand for a "Dream Diamond" if you really wanted to. Now it's my job to get you to do just that.

Actually, in this case, my task is a breeze. This is a very unique diamond, which definitely would not help if it was Butt ugly. it's the polar opposite of that- it's .......well, really beautiful. If it was D or, as in this case "Light Pink".

It's the mere presence of that pink color that makes this diamond worth four times what a D color diamond might cost. Of course we're selling it for only double the price of a D, saving you half.

Are you confused yet? Good, now get your credit card.

IN all seriousness, the brilliance is remarkable, the light pink visible in some light, and more subtle in others.

These photos give you a range of what my eye sees.

The light pink is subtle, yet totally there.

The mere presence of pink would not by itself, cause me to love this diamond. It's the color combined with the amazing cut. Personally, I love the profile- the "Model" as it were- like an organic tear drop. If you told me it was a carat and a half- by visual inspection- I'd'a believed it.

All in all it's an amazing pink diamond for a ...ahem...reasonable price. I mean it's hard to call a $27,000 diamond reasonable till you shop for them.....