Melbourne Museum
11, Nicholson Street
Carlton, Victoria, 3053
Pink Diamonds
Until 29th January 2023
Discover the spectacular beauty of Pink Diamonds.
For the first time, see the largest collection of some of the world’s most beautiful Australian Pink Diamonds, including the 2.83 carat Argyle Violet, one of the scarcest gems on Earth.
The chance of a pink diamond forming is one in a million and Australian pink diamonds are renowned among jewellers for their incredibly rare colour intensity.
While found throughout the world, pink diamonds from the Kimberley region typically have the most intense pink colours and account for more than 90% of the world’s known pink diamonds.
This is a special opportunity to see these dazzling, naturally formed diamonds and jewellery from the L.J. West collection featuring unique and striking gems, whose colours range from pink through red and violet.
The Pink Diamonds Exhibition has been supported through the Melbourne City Revitalisation Fund, a partnership between the Victorian Government and the City of Melbourne.
Opening hours: 9am–5pm daily
Admission: AU$15
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Pink Diamonds - Melbourne - Until 29-1-2023
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