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We offer gemological grading reports for all of our pink Takara™ cultured diamonds. 

Please note: Our pink diamonds are synthetic (lab grown) diamonds, with the pink color being enhanced after growth by irradiation (to create vacancies) and then HPHT (to move the vacancies next to the nitrogen).   

Our current inventory of available loose pink Takaras is shown below.

Fancy Intense Pink Takara™	Fancy Intense Purplish Pink Takara™

 

5/10/09 - We have a few pairs of pink diamonds available for sale (2 x .25ct on average).  We will be posting these for sale as loose diamonds, as well as mounting some into halo earrings.   

We do have a few EternaVista pink diamonds available including the Purple-Pink shown below.  EternaVistas are natural white diamonds that have a layer of lab grown diamond grown on them to induce the pink color (a morphing of lab and natural).  Our EternaVista Pink Diamond inventory is here.

 

 

 

.62ct Fancy Vivid Pink

In order to make it easier to keep up to date on when new inventory is available for sale, we have created an optional mailing list for Pink Takara's.  An email will be sent each time we post a new batch for public sale, with a quick inventory list of sizes:

Sign up for Takara™ Pink Diamond Email updates

Our mailing list is purely informational (not resold or used for spam), and your privacy is protected.  An opt-out option is at the bottom of every email.  We only email when we have news that pertains directly to your selected interest. 

Please note that if you are after a specific size pink and ready to purchase, it is better to email with your size request and have us add you to our pink diamond waiting list.  Once a stone has arrived that meets your criterion, we will email to notify you and normally give you 24 hours to view the grading report and purchase before it is posted publicly.  We have not had any pink diamonds larger than .67ct, and are only cutting rounds, so please be realistic in any requests. 

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Takara Cultured Pink Diamonds, Online Shopping:

A note regarding clarity:  The pricing of Takara's does not change based on the clarity.  The reason for this, is that in the natural colored diamond world, you have 3 C's of importance:  1)Color 2)Color and 3)Color.   Some of the most expensive diamonds in the world are red diamonds, which are frequently I1 (included) grades.  Unlike clear (white) diamonds, whereby inclusions are more easily seen, the color tends to mask any inclusions and they thus are not a common factor for pricing.  

A note regarding the value of natural pink diamonds:  Just for perspective, natural pink diamonds are generally the second most expensive color for diamonds (behind reds, which there are only 11 or so known to even exist).  Pink diamonds readily command prices of $150,000+ for Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid pinks.  

Here is one example of natural pink diamond pricing - .80ct, Fancy Vivid Purple Pink natural diamond for $168,000 - click to view.