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Of all the chromatic phenomena in nature's diamond spectrum, Fancy Purplish Pink represents perhaps the rarest convergence: a secondary violet modifier that deepens the pink saturation into something altogether more sovereign. This 4.09-carat modified rectangular brilliant — graded by the Gemological Institute of America and bearing report #2221593371 — achieves that convergence with the authority of a stone that has never needed to apologize for its rarity.
At 9.91 × 7.89 × 5.48mm, its proportions are meticulously balanced — a table percentage of 67%, culet: none — creating a pavilion that orchestrates light into concentrated colour intensity. GIA grades its colour distribution as Even, which in a Purplish Pink is the difference between good and extraordinary: it means the violet undertone is not a peripheral artifact but a quality that saturates every facet uniformly.
VVS2 clarity. Very Good polish, Very Good symmetry. Fluorescence: Faint — a characteristic that in rare pink diamonds can amplify the face-up colour under natural daylight. The GIA laser inscription confirms: 2221593371.
Pink diamonds from the Argyle mine — which ceased production in November 2020 — now represent a closed universe of supply. Every Fancy Purplish Pink that exists is all there will ever be.
| GIA Report | 2221593371 |
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| Carat Weight | 4.09 carats |
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| Shape & Cut | Modified Rectangular Brilliant (Radiant) |
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| Measurements | 9.91 × 7.89 × 5.48 mm |
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| Colour Grade | Fancy Purplish Pink |
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| Colour Origin | Natural |
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| Colour Distribution | Even |
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| Clarity Grade | VVS2 |
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| Polish | Very Good |
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| Symmetry | Very Good |
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| Fluorescence | Faint |
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| Report Date | September 08, 2023 |
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