Rio Tinto, announcing its financial results for the year 2019, revealed that sharp declines in both revenue and earnings from its diamond business resulted in the segment reporting a net loss of US$ 21 million for the year, a steep drop when compared to the profit of US$ 118 million it reported a year earlier. […]

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Comprising 673 pink, white, yellow, blue and champagne Argyle diamonds and 237 grams of Rio Tinto’s Kennecott gold, Argyle Dreaming™ was a painstaking endeavour that took over 800 hours to create. Mr Calleija said, “This was a labour of love, an opportunity to work with the entire Argyle diamond colour palette, from a country that […]

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Rio Tinto today announced the launch of its “Argyle Pink Everlastings™ Collection”, a c of rare pink diamonds that will be among the last from its Argyle diamond mine in the east Kimberley region of Western Australia. The collection has been curated to showcase the full colour palette of Argyle pink diamonds, weighing 0.14 carats […]

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