'Unprecedented' 12.76 Carat Pink Diamond Worth £7 million Mined
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: An "unprecedented" 12.76 carat pink diamond has been discovered in a remote mine in Western Australia – the biggest ever unearthed in the country.

The huge rough stone, found by the resources giant Rio Tinto at its Argyle mine in the Kimberley region, has been named the Argyle Pink Jubilee and is worth at least £7 million. The Argyle Pink Jubilee will be polished and cut in Perth over the next ten days and then sold later this year after being shown around the world. » | Jonathan Pearlman, Sydney | Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Pink Diamonds Find New Best Friend: China's Rich
Asia Today: Wealthy Chinese are moving their investments from stocks and bonds to one of the world's rarest gemstones: pink diamonds. Plus, dissident artist Ai Weiwei collects $1 million in donations to help him pay a tax bill.