Kimberley Fine Diamonds

Kimberley Fine Diamonds is now one of Australia's largest suppliers of the rarest diamonds in the world, the exquisite pink diamond. Kimberley Fine Diamond's range of pink diamonds is sought the world over and includes diamonds acquired from the exclusive Argyle Pink Diamond Tender at the nearby Argyle Diamond Mine.

To put the true rarity of these special pink diamonds into perspective, of every million carats of rough diamonds produced at the mine, a mere one carat is suitable for auction at tender. Kimberley Fine Diamonds is proud to have six pink tender stones in its collection. And the town Frauke once regarded as the end of the earth is now a busy tourist gateway to the Kimberley bustling with culture.

Kimberley Fine Diamonds is top of the list for well-healed travellers looking for a special memento of their trip to the region. In fact some clients make a special trip back to the Kimberley just to return to KFD and make another purchase. The business is enjoying unparalleled success, with an expansion of facilities, workspace and staff, all required to accommodate both local and international demand.

Kimberley Fine Diamond's handcrafted designs in 2006 took to the world stage - showcased before billions of people when worn by Miss World Australia 2006, Sabrina Houssami in the finale of Miss World 2006 in Poland. The enormous production was televised to 162 countries around the world. Frauke and her staff designed the priceless Crowning Collection featuring a matched set of four pink diamonds especially for Sabrina Houssami's Miss World 2006 campaign.

Considering pink diamonds are so rare most people will never see one, the stunning collection is incredibly unique as it features a massive two carats of pink diamonds set at the heart of 18 carats of brilliant white diamonds in a white gold necklace, bracelet and earrings.

As Sabrina Houssami's major sponsor, KFD also fashioned her with eye catching champagne diamond pieces - again showcasing the best of Kimberley diamonds to the world.