Golf balls that is!
The Precept Lady S III Pearl Series golf balls are a lady golfers dream when it comes to golf balls. The super high super long, pink golf balls which can be purchased here, can be personalised with up to 3 lines of text and a maximum of 17 characters in length.
You can choose to put text on the ball such as “Danger Britney on the golf course” or you can put your company name and contact number on the ball. However, offensive words are not allowed on the golf balls.
A new range of pink (also white) golf balls called Hope are being made by Wilson.
Wilson are the official sporting equipment partner for Breast Cancer Research.
You can buy the golf balls here and some of the money goes towards the BCRF (Breast Cancer Reserach Foundation).
You can also get more information about Cancer here.
What is so special about a pink diamond?
Natural different coloured diamonds are a rarity and the pink diamond is one of the worlds most rare and valuable diamond. They are so rare that a lot of jewellers have never seen a real one before.
Pink diamonds come from a variety of countries such as Brazil, India, Africa and Australia.
The Argyle mine in Australia, however, is one of the best sources for intense pink diamonds and the mine produces over 90% of the world supply of pink diamonds.
Fact: The Darya-i-Nur diamond is the largest recorded pink diamond in the world at a whopping 185 carats!
Fact: At a 1989 Christies auction in New York, a 3.14 carat argyle pink diamond sold for $1.5M!
Most of us have watched the Pink Panther cartoons or films. The most recent Pink Panther film, ”Get a Clue! The Pink Panther” was screened in 2006 with Steve Martin playing Inspector Clouseau. Inspector Clouseau has to recover a diamond ring called the Pink Panther.
This brings us onto diamond rings. Pink Panther Diamonds is run by Pink Desire. They offer a wide range of diamond rings and semi-precious gem rings all in the Pink Panther theme. They even do pink cufflinks encrusted with diamonds. You can check their range here.
The (partially pink) Signature Cobra phone from Vertu is a diamond and jewel encrusted luxury phone costing a mere $310,000 (£170,000). It has been designed by French jeweller Boucheron and features one round white diamond, one pear-cut diamond, 439 rubies and two emerald eyes.
You have to be quick though - only 8 will be made! However, you can purchase the cheaper Signature Python which has no rubies and is on sale for $115,000 (£70,000) - 26 of the Signature Pythons will be made.
If pink is not your colour and snakes or pythons don’t do it for you, then you can get yourself any range of Vertu luxury phones here.
If you are in London, pop into Selfridges, Harrods or David Morris to purchase your Vertu phone.
If you are in New York, pop into Barneys, Nokia Flagship or Tourneau to purchase your Vertu phone.
(Note: Signature Cobra phone picture courtesy of Vertu)
