Argyle Pink Diamonds is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a limited edition pink diamond encrusted feather pendant. The pendant is available exclusively through Argyle Pink Diamonds¹ global network of trusted retailers, known as Argyle Pink Diamond Select Ateliers.
The highly coveted Argyle Pink Plume features a delicate feather design, set with over one carat of natural and ethically sourced Argyle pink diamonds.
Designers of the Plume drew inspiration from the Gouldian Finch bird, which, like Argyle Pink Diamonds, is indigenous to the Kimberley region of Western Australia, and is famous for its rarity and colour. This unique inspiration has translated into a classic piece that speaks to the natural sourcing process of the diamonds and the rarity of the jewels that adorn it.
Steeped in heritage, the feather is a classic jewelry icon that is used often in the repertoire of fine jewellery houses, and these highly collectable pendants signify a beautiful flight of fancy colour from a fleeting moment in history.
The Argyle Pink Plume marks the first collection of pink diamond feather pendants ever crafted and only 100 are available globally. Each pendant has a numbered Œ1 of 100¹ laser inscription and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and bespoke box.
The luxurious diamond-set, rose gold pendants are four centimetres long, and the white gold chain features pink diamond accents and a small pink diamond set feather clasp.
Josephine Johnson, Manager of Argyle Pink Diamonds said, ³The Argyle Pink Plume is a celebration of thirty special years and is a nod to the diamond¹s spectacular birthplace in the Kimberley wilderness. The design conveys the spirit of the landscape, without sacrificing its luxuriousness as a jewellery piece. We are very proud of this collection having managed intimately every element of its creation; the mining, polishing, design and marketing. Our close involvement speaks to the precious nature and passion behind Argyle Pink Diamonds.²
The Argyle Pink Plume retails for $28,900 AUD.
