The Pink Panther diamond is named not only for its color, but also for a tiny pink panther-shaped flaw. The overall pink however would make the Panther a very rare Type IIa diamond, in which some colors are absorbed not by impurities as in most other colored stones but by a misalignment in atomic structure caused by tectonic pressure during formation ('plastic deformation'). Though there are about a dozen large pink diamonds of name in the world, there has never been an actual "Pink Panther".
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