Richard Moser

The Allure of Pink Diamonds in Engagement Rings: A Symbol of Rare Beauty Pink diamond engagement rings captivate with their beauty and rarity, making them highly coveted. Their colour ranges from soft blush to intense magenta, adding elegance to any engagement ring. At DDS Diamond Design Studios, we understand the importance of this purchase. We offer both natural and lab-grown pink diamonds to suit various tastes and budgets. Each ring we create is a stunning piece of jewellery and a meaningful symbol of love. The Rarity and Value of Natural Pink Diamonds Natural pink diamonds are among the rarest gemstones. Only a few mines worldwide produce them. The Argyle Mine in Australia, which closed in 2020, supplied over 90% of the world’s pink diamonds. This has made these stones even more scarce and valuable. Unlike other coloured diamonds, the pink hue comes from a rare distortion in the diamond’s crystal structure. We scrutinize each stone for colour intensity, cut, and clarity, ensuring it meets high certification standards. What makes pink diamonds so rare and valuable? Pink diamonds are rare due to unique formation conditions. The pink hue results from a distortion in the crystal lattice, not impurities. This rarity makes

Eternity rings are a symbol of commitment and everlasting love, as their name suggests. Like engagement rings and wedding bands, they come in various styles, settings, and designs. In this blog, we aim to provide you with all the information you need to choose the perfect eternity ring for your partner. This will help you determine whether it’s the right time to give one, or if you might be considering another type of commitment ring. What’s an eternity ring? An eternity ring is a celebration of love, often designed similarly to wedding bands. Typically crafted from your chosen precious metal and fully set with small diamonds. The design can vary based on your preferences and how it complements the other rings in the set: the engagement ring and wedding band. Also known as an infinity ring, it is a thoughtful gift to mark an anniversary or significant milestone. The history behind eternity rings Eternity rings are not a new trend; they have been around since ancient Egyptian times—around 4,000 years ago. Back then, they symbolised love and commitment, with the circle representing eternity, according to historians. Also, these were traditionally crafted in gold. Eternity rings regained popularity during the Victorian