Pink Argyle Diamonds

[@chrisruss9861]

I am an Australian and pink diamonds are pretty and rare but I get the impression pricing of diamonds of all kinds is opaque. I have a small pink diamond .17 ct and price has not gone up after six years. Jewellery is mostly for pleasure not investment but does not turn to junk like many other consumer goods and can realise some value in a sale.

[@devanbarnett853]

:O

[@asherasator]

Value for diamonds is all make believe. A game people play to create bubbles & boundaries.

[@Gausdave213]

If you have a diamond at 0.17 carats there's a very small chance it'll go up in price at all unfortunately

[@derpyvillager2606]

@@Gausdave213 what about a white diamond 0.25 carat VVS1 E colour excellent cut excellent polish excellent and no fluorescent

[@RicherdRicherd]

If the government doesn't want you to be rich

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Thank you for the insight on red diamonds.

[@mikeyweaselwhipper3074]

i have a couple nice diamonds that i occasionally wear. i have a man's ring my dad won in a poker game, it has a 3.2 carat solitary stone setting in 18k gold, and a matched pair of women's platinum stud earrings that i inherited. the earrings are nice, each one is almost two carats. my grandmother left them to me to (hopefully) have reset into an engagement ring. i never married lol myself, i like blue sapphires and moonstones. and my birthstone, aquamarine. i prob wouldn't buy a diamond for myself. in a watch, maybe.

[@fancycolordiamondsbyolgems9803]

Great you have Me a specialist in pink diamonds www.usidiamonds.in Natural fancy

[@franktichenor1979]

Attorney Steve Whitehead; Don't touch on your personal secretary.

[@robinwier]

They got hoodwinked. That's Pink Himalayan Salt. I have a 20 pound bag of it, lol.

[@E-Kat]

Ha ha ha! I'll get hypertension!

[@IrishAnnie]

Robin Wier 😂

[@pauldavis5665]

Suckers.

[@franktichenor1979]

October pink diamond; That's all I said. Big Frank.

[@1SafetyAngel]

The Arglye diamond mine is closing as they have run out and f diamonds. So no diamonds but what is left is a huge excavated hole and no way of returning it back to the way it was. Then massive unemployment in the area. These mining companies rape pillage and plunder every where they go! Absolutely shameful!!

[@justinroznik1997]

These mines provide 50,000 people with good paying jobs. They dont rape the land, they provide wealth for everyone. The workers at this mine knew it was being shut down in 2020 so the company or they have plans. They wont necessarily be long term unemployed

[@damonturnbull5903]

@@justinroznik1997 Gosh 50000 people in these mines? Yes you could see all of them in this. The place was stuffed with people,you could see them. How could they work in these conditions? How could they have moved? Not to mention all the AUTOMOTIVE MACHINERY doing 99% of the work. More like 500 people at the max! It's not the 18 century anymore Justin! The Native People would disagree with you on one or more points. So would the other communities around the mine. There are ways to return the land back to some sense of order but its too expensive. Most miners are fly in, fly out miners, leading to NO economic growth for the area. Most times it destroys a small town. You must read a lot of Liberal press issues. Rhinehart Fan much.

[@justinroznik1997]

@@damonturnbull5903 I didnt say 50,000 people work on one mine you dumb shit. Look up the Rio Tinto group wich owns this mine and countless others. Who do you think works and designs those "automated machines"? Its engineers, technitions and regular workers. If youd get off your ass bitching about ethics and how were "ruining the planet" you can actually begin to realize the value of these industries. Maybe get your eyes off of what the pc press is telling you and actually open your eyes to the real world

[@godfather5899]

I actually hate people like you, all you do is complain but do nothing, get the fuck off your ass and do something about it if it's so shameful smh

[@larnztipiwai4116]

@Marie Shines. Do you work at Argyle Diamond Mine? Because I do and that is far from the truth. We are still continuing to find diamond's. If you want facts, the reason Argyle Diamond Mine is closing is because the Land is leased to us by the Traditional land owners. The Aboriginals, and our lease is nearing its end. Meaning we must now return the Land back to the T.O. please get your facts right!

[@killer408cid]

Diamonds are a joke. Nothing more than the modern day equivalent of the Dutch Tulip. The only difference is, the diamond merchants figure out how to keep their market from crashing.

[@corpsefamily]

Bryce Corbin by storing them and only giving out small amounts for the market

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

I'll take one of each please lol I wish!!!🌹STUNNING 💞 & 2 of each of all the blue sapphires my borthstone!!! I'd love to work around and show all of them off to buyer's...

[@helenparr6819]

There are diamonds of this color from the state of Arkansas in the US. They are rare, about 1 a year or so. But I have personally held a 1.5 CT in my hand.

[@gabriellegilbert5239]

I would LOVE To go mine there!! There's also Pink Diamonds in Africa. More Purplish Though 🐞

[@iainhill492]

Is that what people get arkancided for?

[@j.louisv.123]

Who the hell cares about pink diamonds. What the people truly want to see and hear is the genuine "PINK LADY" herself, Stockard Channing, who is worth billions above the price of the largest and most perfect diamond, no matter the color. We love you Miss Channing...

[@LadyGTarot]

The one I saw was a red but it really had a purple hue... They are interesting though. I have a diamond from the argyle mine.

[@angeladallimore8079]

Most beautiful of the most beautiful

[@rosemariehomeyerbente1832]

I would be thrilled to have a red diamond! Beautiful.

[@dixfer203]

"These are the diamonds that divorces are fought over..."

[@bullterror5]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I'm Safe with that Problem! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@juliahart8593]

Wars I'd say lol

[@NathanChisholm041]

As a West Australian I love our diamonds

[@EliezaBaby]

Can I have some 😊

[@tkps]

I'm from Melbourne and I love them too. I've finally been able to afford a champagne argyle and have a Perth jeweller design a ring for it. 20 years I waited but it was worth it. (I'm not a 'pink' person but even the white ones from the Kimberley are special).

[@NathanChisholm041]

@@EliezaBaby Sure why not💎

[@NathanChisholm041]

@@tkps Sound like you got a nice rock! Enjoy...

[@tkps]

@@NathanChisholm041 Thanks. I am thoroughly enjoying it.

[@franktichenor1979]

Aunt Sherry; Don't touch on it Honey Bunny!

[@gdayu-tubers3130]

G'day KZbinrs. The colour comes from the Ore that we have in our soil to give it that some sunburnt look. Look at Ayers Rock it's the minerals, the red colour that's how we got the name for sunburnt country. Just asked a mate in WA about the mine... Cheers from Australia,

[@mikejessmax]

I bought mine back in 2011 when the prices were reasonable. Princess cut 0.20ct fancy intense purple-pink VVS1 clarity. Looking at price guides, they have tripled since the mine closed in 2020.😊

[@clayfeathers]

Wow! My favorite color, my favorite gemstone. I’ll never see these in person. 🤯

[@KonichiWawa]

Get one of the lab created gems. I know they have pinks for a lot less than natural and amazingly the quality is extremely high as well. Considering they are exactly the same as regular diamonds and really the only tell would be getting a nice sized diamond of exceptional quality at a reasonable price.

[@nothinggrand3805]

I own a 5.35 carat pink diamond, it's rough, I still prefer it rather than cut diamonds as they are more interesting to look at and are a hell of a lot more cheaper.

[@passthebuckcanuck8574]

9:13 ....Wonder if they are looking for a janitor for that room specifically....

[@williambtm1]

When first discovered in the State of Western Australia, the first remarks about Argyle Pink Diamonds were that they were a stone outside the usual Diamond buyer spectrum Therefore, they could not be considered as being consistent with the conventional Diamond pricing regimen. (Despite its range of coloration.) This being suggested by the Diamond experts of that former era, could not demand the premium prices of conventional color white Diamond. I suggest that this was a means to devalue Australia's Diamonds. Once again, the experts were wrong, as these experts were merely guessing their expert opinion. This same opinion was given about Australia's Sapphires some 100 odd years ago. Australian Sapphires were found to be harder than the range of Sapphires from around the rest of the World. Because they were harder to facet at that time, the expert's opinion given at that far earlier time......was that Australia's Sapphires could not possibly be as valuable as the usual finely faceted blue Sapphire. Again the emphasis was to drive down the value of an Australian precious gemstone. This industry also proved to be wrong, just as the industry was wrong in the later era about the Argyle Diamonds with the rarity of the many shaded colors then available. So one learns again that experts can be wrong in their first estimation.....was it simply because Australian quality gemstones were "different?" Simply because they were outside of the usual spectrum of World available, another proven fallacy it seems, or not normal, in other words, a load of shit from the experts, how could they make a guess about Australia's originating variant color Diamond Specimens?

[@wojtekgall4766]

....biutiful daimond....😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤⚜⚜⚜

[@clarkewi]

Fascinating.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

That pink one was a beauty

[@artmarina2011]

OOOO!!! FANTASTIC!! So beauty! My dream!! :) :) :)

[@santfournier]

Diamonds are compressed carbon, not an investment, try selling one back to a jeweller lol!

[@habalula15]

HAHA wtf is this comment....try selling a car back to the shop

[@ctaber2011]

@@habalula15 His point is when you sell jewelry they care about the gems just the gold.

[@E-Kat]

You don't go back to the shop, you go to an auction house!! And if course you must have a good size diamond, not 0. something carat dust.

[@Bouzoukiellas]

Diamonds are expensive only because of artificial scarcity.

[@aucklandqueenstown]

@@habalula15 you must be a special kind of stupid to do this

[@Drunkledore]

"I'd rather beer cans than diamonds! haha!" I agree.

[@patriciabilinkas3911]

DeBeers in London is a diamond monopoly, which is why they are no longer allowed in the US. They price diamonds so high, and buyers are willing to pay their prices, because the public believes their nonsense about how diamonds never lose their value and are so rare. Try to sell one for what you paid for it. I’d rather have a Nexxus diamond. If I lose it, its not a major loss.

[@tkps]

That documentary was about Rio Tinto's Argyle mine diamonds from Australia. The seller was an Australian rep. from the mine. What's DeBeers got to do with it?

[@paultiller6766]

They also regulate/manipulate the market!

[@paulcooper8818]

I bid $35.00 Have your people get in touch with my people

[@Noises]

$37.50

[@indrazable]

what's that $35.00 ??

[@JOHNUDT]

@@indrazablebidding on the Pink diamond :-)

[@herculesxena6240]

$40 and a hand job

[@herculesxena6240]

1paper clip that may or may not have seen the inside of a blister

[@scottyee707]

After we found a way to make diamonds I dont understand how these are still selling for so high...And furthermore it's not even that rare, its f***ing carbon. Gold can not be made by man and is my love.

[@youngsmollsmokeysmols488]

Because good quality diamonds are rare no one wants fakes

[@scottyee707]

@@youngsmollsmokeysmols488 you're saying fakes when they are not... they are Man Made, its not FAKE, its a real diamond just made in a lab... you can't make gold. but Diamonds being considered valuable no matter the source is stupid IMO. Lab made diamonds have gotten so close to natural that they need a $10,000 machine just to make sure it's natural. At that point it's all stupid and anyone buying Diamonds is stupid.

[@zoomby4380]

Australia where these are mined, when one has beholded an Argyle Diamonds, the rest look .....dull. Yellow Argyles are beautiful....yummy. The pinks standout........

[@rubytroy7756]

Fascinating ❤

[@adrianm.8278]

Ahh, such a sad story 😢 I cried at the end, really didn’t expect that ending🤭

[@hyekang3504]

Adrian M. Such a drop of pleasure and pain!

[@katehobbs2008]

How ridiculous.

[@mhbabu5493]

My frvt Daimond. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@derrickforeal]

Producer micheal needs to add another red diamond earring to his stash.

[@TEDavis]

What about a peach hued stone in the rough?

[@KlasicRock]

I think he made up the name "Bubble Gum Pink" on the spot lol .. that's why he laughed, like "ha ha.. they'll believe anything I tell them" lmao!

[@No1More1Mr1Nice1Guy1]

you didn't get the reference then.... he merely described the colour, which was apt.

[@stevens5541]

Rather have opal any day

[@magnumxlpi]

@Dennis Durkop I buy a lot of opals and I'll take any Australian opal over any other country. I never look at Ethiopian opals ever, not even a glance. Occasionally I'll get a Mexican opal or two, but they'd have to be really spectacular.

[@magnumxlpi]

@Dennis Durkop I have to check them out. Only saw a few from Nevada before

[@rubenherrera3852]

TYVM! I've enjoyed it!

[@peacekeeper9840]

Yeah try selling them back to jeweller. You will get the real price. Diamonds are not rare, that's why no govt include them in their reserves. Gold is rare and forever.

[@grahamconquerghc2358]

If there found in the earth they belong to the ppl diamonds aren't rare they just hold the amount that they sell so price goes up

[@eastheightstrading]

DELIGHTFUL VIDEO, CHEERS

[@FoxyfloofJumps]

Thanks, and no thanks. Radiation and heat does all you need it to. I can get that shade of pink for 900 a carat, retail. Up to 5 carats per stone, only 10k retail. Natural diamonds are over-sold nonsense of a bygone era. This video did not age well. EDIT: I don't deal in diamonds. Period. I'll appraise, evaluate, re-set a diamond. But I won't ever sell one of my own volition. Just bad business, when there's a thousand other gems out there that are less expensive, and more beautiful. Not to mention more ethical.

[@Angel-lv3bj]

Diamonds are nice but personally there are better stones out there to be had 😊

[@haronmwambela7]

Yes quite true they are other good precious gems like tanzanite in tanzania in africa and lots of green ganite stones in kenya .l come frm.kenya in east africa

[@tigersteele9552]

WHAT AN OPERATION!!!

[@railykazaii1613]

weres the rest of the doco ??? it was slowing how they use diamonds for power instead of just showing off

[@PreciousStoneHunters]

I have that 12 pcs accidentally, my mom took from her Egyptian goons live in partner over decades ago. I kept it.

[@Nik110512]

If DeBeer's was into gold then we'd be in real trouble.

[@E-Kat]

If they were into gold....then yes...

[@freedomforthebrave]

We need to know where the diamonds are coming from thanks

[@zeroviscositysales3506]

I am a diamond trader and agree with a great deal of comments BUT diamonds and especially Argyle pinks, when one has them in their hand, they are beautiful. I had a couple million dollar of Argyle stones and sold them.

[@TheFaderland]

Did you or any customer ever pay sales tax?

[@Alisher_a_Liger]

I’m gonna say this as a person who make jewelry. The nice the gem the more valued. So nice diamonds like red or blue can fetch a good amount of $. Same goes for the other gems like sapphire and rubies. The dark the blue or darker red are valued more. So don’t say shit about things you don’t know.

[@redi08]

It’s funny how they were talking about how expensive and rare the stones. When in one display they already have 100

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

They were referring to the color.

[@tonybinda6905]

On the table of even a small two point diamond you can read the wattage of a lightbulb from a sitting position the light bulb being on the ceiling of course. This being said they have a infinite amount of applications.

[@jasonpatrick6266]

I have the most collectable stones in all of United States. I found them all myself.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

This guy probably couldn’t sleep all month

[@eagarde]

Nothing but crocodile tears for the buyer that lost out on the diamonds....what a colossal waste.

[@jdm724]

Did Alan passed away 2015?

[@PolymorphousTeamResistance]

Imperfections in the carbon lattice structure causes the color. It's not unknown at all

[@jamesanagnos6123]

nothing but marketing hype lol you keep them lol

[@thebossness1440]

James Anagnos That’s the entirety of the Diamond industry though- literal market hype that defies logic

[@elliottatwell1155]

@@thebossness1440 So the concept of supply and demand for extremely rare natural materials is logic you can't grasp?

[@thebossness1440]

Elliott Atwell Not my point remotely, diamond is an enigma not because we assign value to it and it is low in availability (even that is being questioned by the way with synthetic processes recently), but rather as it is a bad assignment of value. Even things that seem totally arbitrary to us have economic power vested in them for typically some logical reason- Paper as currency due to its availability and malleability, gold and silver as premiums of this due to their weight, longevity, and fraud proofed physical qualities. Diamond on the other hand, is mimicked by a variety of other materials ranging from cubic zirconium to plastic compounds (In both shine, hardness, and allure); hell, we didn’t even know how to distinguish actual diamond compounds from “fakes” till around 1850, which is when they started to of course gain so much value. It’s beauty unlike other “precious metals” is essentially not unique or rare to itself- rather it is pricey due to a series of elaborate marketing ploys in post colonial Africa. It’s not supply and demand for good looking jewels, rather supply and demand for arbitrary chemical properties that drives the diamond industry. So in a sense you are right, but not how you believed you were right. I perhaps should’ve been clearer in my initial response.

[@512sky]

I agree，and I said that to my girlfriend，she said ，so will you buy it for me or not-------

[@suzib9673]

Jonathan Hopkins buy her a good simulated stone... she won’t know the difference & u will b in the good books without breaking the bank.... just don’t ever let her take it to a jeweller for cleaning etc. 😂

[@richardcarew2481]

Diamonds also form in fault lines.. kimberlite pipes are rare... diamonds are not

[@richardcarew2481]

I have a whole bunch of these... cut by Asher Diamonds in Thailand... not little things like deBeers pushes on people... we are going to change the World diamond market... because diamonds are really really beautiful and much larger and better from fault lines... rivers and creeks and dry washes follow fault lines... they are the low spots in the landscape... I have a brand new diamond deposit near Safford Arizona.... with diamonds and natural moissanite called carborundum... I have also found that a lot of the quartz crystals people think are magic are not quartz... but everyone knows that diamonds are little tiny things that deBeers sells for exorbitant prices... to young people just starting out in life together .. the get gouged at the jewelry store and go into debt to have the best one.. it doesn't help marriage by starting life together in debt for a fuggin rock... the value is strictly one way... the stone people pay thousands of dollars for won't get more than a hundred dollars at the pawnshop... the actual cash value is about a hundred bucks.... I have a bunch of argyle pink diamonds... they are much larger than the one and 2 carat stones from kimberlite pipes... the deeper they form the better they are... the color in diamonds is not impurities, it's the radioactive isotope of carbon C14 that emits beta particles... and the depth of formation... the deeper they form the closer together the carbon atoms are.... they are all the same size and fit together in close packed cubic/hexagonal arrangement... close packed cubic is the same thing as close packed hexagonal... they are 90° out of phase with each other... people see a large clear crystal and it doesn't look like anything from deBeers... and call it quartz.... I am guilty of this for the last 30 years, finding what I called fancy quartz along the Gila river here in Arizona... I finally tested them... it's not quartz... it's diamond... it is definitely not rare

[@aung3627]

သင်၏စိန်ရတနာများရောင်ကောင်ပါစေ

[@810goodfella8]

👍👍 great information, good vid.

[@jewelcastle716]

Sapphire lovers 😻

[@mauropereiradacruz3877]

Muito show show

[@AlexDuWaldt]

XD no one knows what creates their hues. .... Except maybe scientists. It was 8 years ago, I suppose in that time period scientists figured it out, but at this point in time even I know that it's bullpucky to say that we don't know exactly what combinations of which elements or their ions promote what colors out of what variety of gem. People have all but plucked the last piece of meat from this carcass. That being said I did really enjoy this particular documentary and the stones that come from Argyle, it's neat to see one of the foreman pick up some random ore and have there be a pretty nice dia payday sitting there.

[@PlantsaremyTherapy]

Wow! are those diamonds? It's a little exciting to see them in their natural state

[@jorgesantos2445]

Muito bom O vidio .

[@camille3767]

What is wrong with you people... some of the comments I see.. if nature can produce miracle like those diamonds. It should be respected.

[@ModernProspector]

I agree

[@fishmonger1908]

Nature has produced miracles over and over. Its called life. And while we can appreciate the beauty of the gem, the craftsmanship of the cutters, what people begin to reject is what constitutes the "privileged few". All of the "value" in this diamond comes at the expense of trampling on the other miracles of nature. The one youve taken for granted with each breath.

[@bettybho2168]

Diamonds are as common as bat shit, they are hoarded by the ton in underground vaults. Commercial diamond supply is controlled by syndicates and cartels like the De Beers who monopolise the amount of diamonds on the market in order to set artificially inflated diamond prices. They employ clever marketing ( think of Harry Winston diamonds!) to perpetuate the illusion that diamonds are rare and special. It's the biggest con of the 20th Century. Try reselling one of your diamonds and see how much you actually get for it. High quality Opal is a true miracle of life and it is very rare to find these days.

[@RTKFilms]

@@bettybho2168 What you're saying is true for regular diamonds. Diamonds that are "colored" are extremely rare, and the price goes up every year. Do a little research before you spew your bullshit.

[@fishmonger1908]

@tada king i'm sorry to hear that your view is so dim. but perhaps it's engineered to be that way so we are so easily controlled. regardless of your views on the origins of life, or mine, the odds of forming just the first piece of life, a simple 100 amino acid chain with all peptide bonds and all L-form amino acids is 1 in 10^60. and that is just the first piece. so even if it's all by chance it could indeed be considered a miracle since it is statistically, mind bogglingly unlikely. what we've done with it, like murdering millions to produce profit for a few from pretty little stones like this, is another debate. and your figure of 500k seems a tad light. and the figure of 8 billion is up for debate. and don't confuse my beliefs with religious nonsense. just an appreciation of everything that needed to happen to allow me to take my first breath, through to my last.

[@whatsup4616]

They missed the entire cutting proces! A lot could go wrong there. It’s an art on its own..

[@marks.8823]

"They 💎 are the Devil's pet baits". --- Sherlock Holmes

[@vienchan1182]

I would love to have one pink one yellow diamond ring 2 caret i love the archer cut and it will sit well on my finger, for now I dream of it but girl dream can come true.

[@soparipinang315]

Mantap bos 👑🎓😈😂😄diamond

[@justdiditwithurgirl]

Bids kept confidential lol shows his bid to the camera lol

[@freedomforthebrave]

Diamonds are not rare at all they have warehouses full with them they tell you they are rare because that's what keeps the value up

[@viking3487]

Teddi786 OG do you think it’s worth buying a $20,000 pink diamond for a investment?

[@freedomforthebrave]

@@viking3487 just put that money into a business

[@reginap.255]

Teddi786 OG you do know that pink argyle diamond mine is closing now yes? You got no clue about investments

[@freedomforthebrave]

@@reginap.255 if you think they ain't got more then they tell you cary on son

[@reginap.255]

@@freedomforthebrave lol ok... just look at 1 sotheby's auction and then let me know

[@ngocthucuocsongmy6566]

Ung ho kenh cua Ban !

[@jadelee6555]

This is....this is...this... SPIT IT OUT FAM

[@simonphoenix3789]

millions for a shiny stone... its crazy how weird humans are. I mean, even if its rare, even if its pretty to look at, how many hours of joy can you get from one? At least gold has inherent value to it. But these...

[@JoLeng205000]

Can I buy from you at US$1000 per carat?

[@bullterror5]

Argyle Diamonds are actually very common, they just keep the prices high by only selling so many on the market at a time, restricting supply...

[@bullterror5]

They are talking about 7 Carat Pink Diamonds here claiming that 10 carats are "special", while competing in a Market with 14-17 carat Pink Diamonds...

[@syedmaricar9946]

There are many gemstones from all over the world to choose from .pink also.

[@mcarthurseekandspeaktruth109]

there's so many other gemstones that are much more beautiful than diamonds. I think the collection of diamonds is foolishness

[@PrincessCupncake]

Right? Forget diamonds, give me alexandrite!!

[@junecera8773]

I bet Fire Agate is more precious than diamonds.

[@Angel-lv3bj]

Wouldn't matter if they were or weren't, fire agates are so beautiful! Beautiful choice in stones 😊

[@tigerinatux6077]

If I had the money to buy any of those stones I would use it for housing and food for our homeless population.

[@morrowaa]

Money to buy them?!

[@0011-b2s]

The pink panther Diamonds!

[@robyr4131]

Good❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alpsala]

Keep your diamonds, I'd rather have silver. At least with silver I can make my own antibiotic when and if the s**t hits the fan.

[@lighttheoryllc4337]

Platinum also has the similar sterilizing ability

[@sonofmaksim8989]

Does nobody realize that these aren’t regular diamonds? Argyle diamonds appreciate better then real estate and are extremely rare compared to a white stone

[@justmeonthebeach]

Wow

[@c.m.e.l.7477]

It seems like they have the same color as the cranberry glass. Which is ionized gold. Maybe it is the same.

[@lighttheoryllc4337]

The pink is caused by unique imperfections of the Graphene Latice inside each Diamond.

[@seanjoyce9475]

That’s my max....then he shows a long telephone number that represents A LOT of money.

[@810goodfella8]

Sean Joyce 😂😂😂

[@kenhuff8493]

Just think if they put that much effort into world hunger.

[@JohnWick-xy7nz]

Ken Huff one is generating revenue, the other is an expense. Now who or which country is going to fuel that expense?

[@moymoypalaboy5592]

Producermicheal bought 1 red diamond for his left ear for $1.1million

[@bee5756]

my diamond! your diamond! pink diamond!

[@miguelamaya6246]

We have a PINK DIAMOND bracelet with 418 cwt... Guess what it's worth? Prince MICHAEL GIOVANNI...

[@zippy3711]

Diamonds are boring, Black Opal is the way to go.

[@xoxoxoxo2828]

millions of dollars each

[@rybora2705]

Do you know buyer

[@abubakarrkargbo9115]

Pink Stone is in Sierra Leone

[@المغربيالمغربي-ظ3ف]

[phone] Whatsapp

[@briangarrison1323]

Their just rocks