ALROSA unveiled a rare lavender-colored diamond in the shape of a…
ALROSA unveiled a rare lavender-colored diamond in the shape of a heart, weighing 2.03 carats and valued at 125 million rubles (approximately $1.585 million), which was mined in Yakutia in 2025 and is part of its ALROSA Diamond Exclusive investment collection.
Consensus
- The diamond has a lavender hue with an Intense Purple Pink color.
- It weighs 2.03 carats and is shaped like a heart.
- It was oiled from a diamond mined in Yakutia in 2025.
- Its estimated age is around 350 million years.
- The diamond has VS2 clarity.
- It is part of ALROSA's investment collection called ALROSA Diamond Exclusive.
- Its estimated value is 125 million rubles (approximately $1.585 million).
- The process of cutting the diamond took more than half a year.
Points of divergence
- World prices for pink diamonds have increased nearly fivefold over the past 20 years. — kommersant
- The diamond combines natural perfection and masterful craftsmanship. — vosti
- Two other unique gem-quality diamonds weighing 55.96 and 135.75 carats were discovered in October at the Vladimir Grib Mining and Processing Plant in Arkhangelsk Oblast, making them the third and fourth largest diamonds found in 2025. — vm
- A Baltic amber specimen weighing 2.37 kilograms was discovered in October at the Kaliningrad Amber Combine's Primorsky quarry — the largest find since 2021. — vm
- In August, after a storm, residents and tourists found amber deposits on the shore of Baltiysk city. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Lavender Heart: Rarest Diamond Worth $156 Million Appears — РИАМО
- Lavender Heart-Shaped Diamond Adds to Alrosa Collection — Вести
- ALROSA displays a lavender diamond in the shape of a heart for 125 million rubles — Коммерсантъ
- Alrosa presents a rare lavender-hued diamond for 125 million rubles — Вечерняя Москва