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If you're shopping for a Natural Pink Diamond, you can't just order one, as you would a car, for example.

When shopping for something so very rare, you'll need to look at the available properties, and choose what you love.

It's more akin to shopping for real estate. Each one is different- but there just aren't that many Natural Pink Diamonds.

If you're shopping for colorless round diamonds, and you want a VS2, you don't need to even consider an SI1

That's because shoppers seeking a G/VS2 are able to sift thorough literally hundreds- even thousands of choices on other internet diamond selling sites.

Natural pink diamonds are truly rare- in a world of rare gems to begin with!

That's why you can't compare pink diamonds to colorless diamond buying. For someone shopping one carat round diamonds there are a lot more candidates. Still, when it's me, I won't put our money into a pink, no matter the price- if I don't love the way it looks.

It's just that it happens few and far between that we see any nice looking pinks. if we were looking for treated stones- we'd find scads

When we do it's even rarer to find one this pink for less than $50k- many times a one carat pink can easily top 100K- if it's GIA calls it fancy Intense pink

Clarity is the reason the cutter chose GIA's color origin report- this is also a contributing factor in the remarkable price.

Although the diamond is eye clean, I am quite sure GIA would have to give the diamond I1 if they graded the clarity- but it's a very very very very good I1. The sparkle and color totally hide the "white" feather type imperfection. There's no way to see the feather with the naked The feather is pretty much in the middle of the diamond and does not compromise the integrity whatsoever.

It's possible for me to make it out in this ultra close up photo- knowing where it is makes that easier.

I'll bet most people can not see the small feather in the photo....

The cut is really lovely. The shape is a bold rectangle. The sparkle is wall to wall- expect a bottomless pit of pink crushed ice......

In addition- the stone has a great size for a 1.02 carat. Looking at it's size, many will guess it's a carat and a quarter. Look at it in profile

We chose a really lemony yellow pair of brilliant faceted Trapezoidal diamonds for this remarkable pink. They have a ton of sparkle

We chose a really lemony yellow pair of brilliant faceted Trapezoidal diamonds for this remarkable pink. They have a ton of sparkle