Pink Diamond Investment has never been more lucrative
The Argyle Pink Diamond mine is set to close in 2021-22. Now has never been a more prudent time to think about the investment opportunities
We are delighted to be able to share with wholesale and sophisticated investors an opportunity to gain exposure to a rare
portfolio of Argyle Pink Diamonds.
According to statements by Rio Tinto Geologists and Analysts, Argyle Pink Diamonds are a diminishing natural treasure
with the Rio Tinto Argyle diamond mine expected to cease production in 2021-22.
Currently, over 90% of the global supply of pink diamonds are sourced from Rio Tinto’s Argyle diamond mine. In order to
enable discerning investors to obtain exposure to this investment class, the Pink Diamond Investment Fund has been
established.
Historical returns well in excess of precious metals
Limited and finite supply of Argyle Pink Diamonds
Assistance with exiting
Asset security
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Experienced investment managers
Bruce Robinson Diamonds (BRD) has been trading precious stones since 1969 and was appointed as a Select Atelier for Argyle Pink Diamonds in 1996.
Cameron Robinson, son of Bruce, has been directly involved in the business for over 26 years, running the pink diamond business profit centre specifically since 2005.
Cameron’s historical trading performance has outstripped markets like Gold, S&P 500, and the DOW 30.
Prior to the 1980’s, production of pink diamonds had been sporadic and limited to regions in India, Brazil, Africa and
Indonesia. Rio Tinto’s Argyle diamond mine in Western Australia is the only consistent source of pink diamonds and
produces over 90% of the world’s annual natural pink diamond supply.
The Argyle mine, in production since 1983 is unmatched in the sheer quantity and quality of the pink diamonds it has
produced over the years, yet pink diamonds represent less than 1% of total diamonds mined per annum.
Due to economic viability of continued mining, Rio Tinto Geologists have forecast that the mine is expected to cease production in 2021-
2022.
When Argyle does close, the global supply of wholesale pink diamonds is projected to substantially reduce in the absence
of other existing consistent sources of pink diamonds. Like all assets, the diamond valuations follow the laws of supply
and demand. This closure further underpins the investment grade pink diamond as an investment opportunity worthy of
consideration.