Crossing continents from the remote red earth of Western Australia to the historic luxury of London's New Bond Street, the stewardship of Argyle Pink Diamonds has officially passed from mining giant Rio Tinto to esteemed British jeweller Boodles.

Jody Wainwright, managing director Boodles

Cousins Jody Wainwright, James Amos and Honour Wainwright are the 6th generation of the Boodles family that run the business. | Source: Boodles

Boodles' featured Argyle pink diamonds in its Play of Light collection.

Inspired by royal Kensington porcelain, this Boodles Platinum, Rose Gold, Diamond and Sapphire The Palace Collection Royal Porcelain Collar Necklace unites a rare Ceylon sapphire with exquisite pink and white diamonds in platinum.

Inspired by Historic Royal Palaces, Boodles' 18-carat rose gold Tudor Skyline collar features an amazing architectural secret – its diamond-set geometric patterns mimic the precise lines of all 241 chimneys standing atop Hampton Court Palace.

The Vintage Pink Diamond Ring features a 2.25-carat fancy pink cushion-cut centre stone. To the right, the floral-inspired Townhouse Suite celebrates the grand opening of Boodles' 23 Old Bond Street flagship by mirroring its internal architecture.

Inspired by antique lace, the Be Boodles Collection features delicate designs with interlocking, mirrored "B" motifs in 18-carat rose gold and platinum. The designs were relaunched with Argyle pink and white diamonds.

Showcasing unmatched artistry, these Boodles pink diamond rings feature a historic 104-facet Ashoka-cut masterpiece, a swirling Monaco ring mirroring Monte Carlo’s winding streets, and an octagonal Fifth Avenue design emulating Manhattan’s Art Deco skyline.

A showcase of high-jewellery masterpieces created by Argyle Pink Diamonds Select Ateliers and Icon Partners. This exclusive network of master artisans has spent decades transforming rare pink diamonds from Western Australia into iconic works of art.