In a world where love stories are anything but ordinary, few gemstones capture emotion quite like a pink diamond. Once reserved for collectors and royalty, these exquisite stones now define a new era of fine jewellery, one shaped by sustainability, individuality, and innovation. Understanding how to choose the right stone begins with knowing what makes each one truly unique.

A New Era of Fine Jewellery

The evolution of fine jewellery has led to a remarkable shift: luxury that no longer costs the earth.
While natural pink diamonds became increasingly rare after the closure of the Argyle Mine in Western Australia, the pink lab diamond now allows that same coveted beauty to shine in an ethically created form.

These stones are chemically and optically identical to mined diamonds,  a question many ask is, are pink diamonds real diamonds? The answer is yes. Whether created in nature or a controlled lab environment, both share the same composition, brilliance, and enduring strength.

At LINDELLI, each diamond is individually assessed for colour tone, saturation, and brilliance, ensuring your chosen piece reflects both your personality and a sense of permanence.

The Beauty (and Meaning) Behind Pink Diamonds

Among all diamond hues, pinks remain the most emotionally resonant. Their blush tones symbolise tenderness, creativity, and enduring love — qualities that make them a natural choice for engagement rings and statement jewellery alike.

From delicate ballet pinks to vivid magentas, these gemstones celebrate the spectrum of love in all its forms. And with lab grown pink diamonds, what was once unattainable is now within reach — without compromise on craftsmanship or conscience.

How to Choose Your Lab-Grown Pink Diamond

1. Colour Intensity and Overtone

Pink diamonds are graded from Faint to Fancy Vivid, with higher intensity meaning deeper colour saturation.

• Faint to Light: Soft, romantic blush tones,  ideal for timeless, minimalist designs.
  

• Fancy Intense: Balanced saturation with lively sparkle,  perfect for modern engagement rings.
  

• Fancy Vivid: Deep, radiant tones that make a confident, bold statement.
  
  

Each stone also carries an overtone,  a subtle secondary hue that can range from rose and peach to purplish or brownish-pink. These nuances dramatically affect the warmth and mood of your diamond.

A personalised consultation ensures your chosen shade complements your natural tones and aesthetic,  whether you gravitate toward soft romance or vibrant expression.

2. Cut and Shape

The cut determines how light interacts within the stone,  enhancing brilliance and amplifying its natural hue.

• Oval and Cushion cuts create an elegant play of sparkle, perfect for romantic designs.
  

• Radiant cuts provide a crisp balance of geometry and fire.
  

• Emerald cuts offer architectural sophistication, a hallmark of LINDELLI’s sculptural style.

Selecting the right shape is about more than trend, it’s about personality and how your diamond harmonises with your chosen ring design.

3. Carat and Cost Considerations

Because a lab grown pink diamond costs significantly less than its mined equivalent, you can often choose a larger or more vivid stone without expanding your budget.

This flexibility opens new creative possibilities, from multi-stone settings to bespoke halo designs, allowing you to prioritise artistry without compromise.

Conscious Craftsmanship in Sydney

Every pink diamond tells a story, and finding the one that tells yours requires a discerning eye.

At LINDELLI, our private consultations are crafted to guide you through each stage: from understanding colour intensity to balancing brilliance and proportion within your setting. We take the time to discover what resonates most with you,  the emotion of the hue, the presence of the cut, and the way it will live as part of your everyday story.

where our specialists will curate options that reflect your personal taste and values. Explore our pink lab diamond collection or book an appointment to experience the artistry behind every LINDELLI creation, where our specialists will curate options that reflect your personal taste and values.

FAQs

Are pink diamonds real diamonds?

Yes, pink diamonds are real diamonds. Their colour comes from structural distortions during formation, not from impurities, making them chemically and physically identical to other natural diamonds.