A lovable marsupial is the inspiration for the Australian jeweller’s latest limited edition creation – just 3 pieces will be available The Argyle Pink Quokka is part sculpture and part necklace, blurring the lines between art and jewellery The closing of the Argyle Diamond Mine in Western Australia was a significant moment for many passionate about jewellery. For Linneys, an Argyle Pink Diamonds Icon Partner, only a special creation was appropriate to commemorate its decades-long collaboration with the mine. The family-run jeweller therefore modelled its latest limited edition pink diamond creation – The Argyle Pink Quokka – after another of Western Australia’s icons, the adorable quokkas of Rottnest Island.
“Jewellery often captures a moment in time, and The Argyle Pink Quokka really captures a moment with Argyle and our brand, and with the owners who will acquire the pieces,” says Justin Linney, a second-generation member of the family and creative director of the luxury jewellery brand. The Argyle Pink Quokka features a total of 3.39 carats of Argyle Pink diamonds, 10.
62 carats of white diamonds and 0.34 carats of Argyle champagne diamonds set in 18k yellow and rose gold. The cheery animal, sculpted in yellow gold and accented with white diamonds on its belly, clutches an 18k rose gold leaf set with 2.
99 carats of Argyle Pink diamonds which can be detached and worn as a pendant. Only three pieces will be made. “I like the idea that it can be viewed and enjo.