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Kunzite: This gemstone is usually found in pale hues ranging from light pink to lavender and is available in very large sizes.Shipping is on us!* We provide complimentary secure, insured, express shipping on all orders worldwide.Īll shipments are insured to the invoiced value until delivery and will arrive safely.ĭomestic shipping is via Australia Post.

Just be careful with a tourmaline ring, since heat can damage the stone.

Pink tourmaline: Pretty tourmaline comes in a wide range of pink shades (as well as almost every other color of the rainbow!).

It's an 8.0 for hardness, but it doesn't stand up to chipping and cracking as well as some other popular pink gemstones do.

Pink topaz: Pink is just one of the many colors of topaz.

(Another fun fact? If the stone is dark enough to be considered red, it's classified a ruby.) Plus, it's a 9.0 on the Mohs hardness scale, so it'll stand up to everyday wear.

Pink sapphire: When you hear sapphire, you probably think blue, but this timeless stone comes in a variety of pink tones.

Like an emerald, it's a variety of beryl and can make for a lovely ring center stone.

Morganite: Best known for its peach hue, morganite can also come in pink, rose and salmon shades.

In other words, the intensity of the pink hue in your diamond will help determine its cost, but it isn't the only factor. Typical white diamonds are usually pricier the more they lack color, but with pink diamonds, the more vivid the color, the more expensive the stone usually is-when compared to others of the same clarity, cut and carat weight, of course. Diamonds are graded on their color, clarity, cut and carat weight-a combination of all those factors go into each diamond's price. Sometimes! Pink diamonds are said to be rare-they make up only about 1% of the diamond production worldwide, according to the GIA (Gemological Institute of America), and so in many cases they are pricier than other diamonds. Throughout history, the pink diamond has been said to symbolize passion, strength and power. The color pink itself conjures up images of love and tenderness, so it goes without saying that these work well for engagements.