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Leibish’s site includes high quality, magnified images, 360 video, in-depth diamond details, and GIA reports for all of their diamonds, making it easy to accurately asses their clarity, cut, and color.

Leibish & Co. came forward to announce that it placed the winning bid for a 0.71-carat emerald-cut diamond graded by the Gemological Institute of America as an internally flawless fancy intense pink.

Once each year, the Argyle diamond mine holds a Tender where they offer a collection of the finest pink diamonds they found that year. As the production is relatively small and market demand for these goods is skyrocketing, there is an unbelievable amo

Leibish & Co., which has been a major participant in the Argyle Tenders over the past decade, has announced that it won the first Internally Flawless Argyle Tender stone offered in over 20 years in Rio Tinto’s recent 2016 Pink Diamonds Tender.

(IDEX Online) – Israel's Leibish & Co. won the first Internally Flawless Argyle Tender stone offered in more than 20 years, the firm said in a statement.   Leibish & Co. said it has been a major participant in the Argyle Tenders over th

Right in time for the holidays, Leibish & Co. has just launched the Argyle Pink Diamond Jewelry Collection. Since new pieces are added and others are sold, the collection is changing daily.

Recently, I pulled the trigger on a fancy intense yellow cushion cut diamond ring from Leibish.com. This purchase was meant as an anniversary gift for my wife and being the blogger I am, this was a fantastic opportunity to document the process for you

If you are in the market for fancy colored diamond jewelry, where do you even start looking? Who can you trust to reliably to commission a piece of high quality jewelry? From my first-hand experience of buying a diamond ring from them, I can tell you t

What’s guaranteed to garner a record number of “likes” on Instagram and Facebook? The sight of the sparkler that’s slipped on your finger after the question is popped.

“Argyle pink diamonds outperform any other,” said Leibish Polnauer, president of Leibish & Company, a colored-diamond dealer. “They’re less and less available and more and more in demand. Fifteen years ago we bought Argyle pink diamonds for $10,000 a c