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Rio Tinto released a limited edition pink diamond ingot

The release commemorates opening of the Argyle Underground Mine

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Rio Tinto released a limited edition pink diamond ingot, thus commemorating the opening of the Argyle Underground Mine. Argyle Pink Diamonds has unearthed and polished the same. A selection of these pink gems have been meticulously hand set in a 1oz bed of pink gold crafted by The Perth Mint.

The ingot carries the symbolism of the origin of the Argyle’s pink diamonds. Argyle’s pink diamonds were formed over a billion years ago deep below the earth’s surface under the ancient boab trees in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, and as such the ingot depicts a boab tree embedded with six Argyle pink diamonds. Each ingot is individually numbered.

“We are delighted to partner with The Perth Mint on the exclusive release of this distinctive investment piece. It is a beautiful symbol of the unique Argyle story and the recent milestone commencement of underground mining” said Kim Truter, managing director of the Argyle Diamond Mine.

Valued at A$4,880, only 168 individually numbered Argyle Pink Diamond ingots will be released for sale worldwide. Each ingot is accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.


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