Boodles has acquired a collection of pink diamonds from the Argyle mine, ft.com reported on Thursday. The British jeweller is said to be "in the pink" over the haul, according to the outlet's headline.
The report, published by ft.com on 1 October 2026, gives no further detail on the size of the collection, the price paid, or how the stones will be used. No figures or quotes were included in the material available.
Argyle, in Western Australia, was for years the world's main source of pink diamonds. The mine closed in 2020, which means supply of stones from that source is now fixed, and any new acquisition of Argyle material draws on an existing and finite stock. That context helps explain why a haul of this kind would be treated as notable news in the trade press.
Boodles is a long-established British jewellery house, and the ft.com report frames the purchase as a positive development for the company.
What to watch next: whether Boodles or ft.com release further details on the number of stones, their valuation, or any planned pieces featuring the diamonds.
