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Fancy Color Diamonds are rewriting the rules of luxury investing

In a year when the traditional diamond market is under pressure, a dazzling niche is quietly rewriting the rules of luxury investing: fancy color diamonds. From the cerulean depths of the “Mediterranean Blue” to the rarest blushes of pink, these gems are captivating collectors, connoisseurs, and investors alike—proving that true beauty, especially when rare, never goes out of style.
A Market Apart: The Allure of Rarity
While white diamonds are facing plummeting prices and dwindling demand, fancy color diamonds are enjoying a renaissance. Just last week, Sotheby’s sold the 10-carat “The Mediterranean Blue” diamond for a staggering $21 million, underscoring the robust appetite for these vibrant stones.
With fewer diamonds being mined every year, access—not just choice—is becoming the new luxury. Investors are increasingly turning to fancy colors because fewer and fewer diamonds are being mined today. We are approaching a point where acquiring a fancy color diamond will no longer be about choice, but about having accessThese diamonds continue to stand out as the ultimate way to preserve and protect wealth. They have always been a remarkable investment, and as time goes on, this asset class only proves its stability and long-term value.
Pink Diamonds: The Ultimate Trophy
Among fancy colors, pink diamonds are the uncontested queens. Their supply has been dramatically reduced in recent years. The legendary Argyle mine, once the world’s largest source of pink diamonds, closed in 2020. Sanctions on Russian diamonds have further squeezed the market, particularly for purples and other rare hues from the Sakha Republic.
A recent GIA survey of 90,000 certified fancy color diamonds revealed that a mere quarter of pinks possess the coveted Type IIa purity—diamonds virtually free of nitrogen, often with an ethereal glow. The rarest pinks, like those from India’s Golconda mines, owe their color to nitrogen, while the vast majority—99.5%—are colored by “plastic deformation,” a phenomenon where immense subterranean pressure creates those signature graining lines and breathtaking shades.
The Investment Case: Beauty, Rarity, and Resilience
As global uncertainty grows, fancy color diamonds are emerging as a new safe haven for wealth. Their price performance, scarcity, and timeless glamour make them irresistible. Auction houses are seeing healthy, stable demand, and private sales are thriving. The urgency to secure these gems is palpable, with buyers increasingly viewing them as both wearable art and a shield against volatility.
The Verdict
In an era where rarity reigns supreme and beauty is an asset class, fancy color diamonds are more than just jewels—they’re a statement, an investment, and a legacy. For those seeking the ultimate in exclusivity, the message is clear: the time to fall in love with color is now.

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JMA Forum Seminar on MSME Schemes & Capital Raising
Experts discussed growth opportunities, innovations, challenges in MSME sector

The Jewellery Machinery and Allied Association – JMA Forum successfully organized its MSME Seminar- MSME Schemes & Capital Raising– specially designed for jewellery machine manufacturers to gain insights, explore opportunities, and grow business. It brought together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to discuss growth opportunities, innovations, and challenges in the MSME sector.

The event saw an enthusiastic response from about 120 participants, with insightful sessions covering finance, technology adoption, market expansion, and policy support for MSMEs. Eminent speakers shared practical strategies to empower small and medium enterprises, ensuring sustainable and competitive growth.
Present were members of the jewellery machine manufacturers fraternity, industry leaders, Naresh Balani, Chairman-JMA and Kranti Nagvekar, founder -KNC Services. JMA thanked all attendees, speakers, and partners for making this seminar a grand success sand reaffirming its commitment to the progress of the JMA community.
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