This unmounted heart-shaped diamond sold for $11 million |
A heart-shaped diamond weighing 56.15 carats. It was originally cut from the Cullinan Diamonds, and the Cullinan 1 is now a part of Britain's Crown Jewel collection. |
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Emerald and diamond tiara that once belonged to Princess Katharina Henckel von Donnersmarck sold for $12.3 million |
The diamond-and-emerald confection was commissioned by German prince Guido Henckel von Donnersmarck for his second wife Katharina around 1900, and is believed to have belonged to Eugenie, wife of French Emperor Napoleon III. |
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Wallis Simpson's Panther Bracelet sold for $12.4 million |
The onyx and diamond panther bracelet was once owned by Wallis Simpson, whose love affair with King Edward VIII led to his abdication in 1936. It was rumored Madonna may have purchased the piece. |
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Bulgari two-stone colored diamond and diamond ring sold for $15.7 million |
The ring is set with a triangular-cut fancy vivid blue diamond, weighing 10.95 carats, and a triangular-cut diamond, weighing 9.87 carats, and dates from 1972. |
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The Perfect Pink sold for $23.2 million |
A rectangular-cut fancy intense pink diamond ring weighing 14.23 carats, which is very rare for pink diamonds. The piece was purchased by an anonymous buyer. |
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The Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond sold for $24.3 million |
Laurence Graff purchased the diamond in 2008 for about $22 million. He had the diamond cut by three different diamond cutters to remove the flaws in 2010. The diamond originates from Indian kingdom of Golkonda. It's rumored that King Philip IV of Spain purchased the jewel and included it in the dowry of his teenage daughter, Margaret Teresa, in 1664. |
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Pink round-cornered rectangular diamond sold for $46.2 million to jeweler Laurence Graff |
A pink round-cornered rectangular step-cut diamond weighing 24.78 carats, set between shield-shaped diamond shoulders, in platinum.
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Diamond of Hope - $180,000 |
Cartier’s one of the finest jewellery.
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Chopard Blue Diamond Ring - $16.26 million |
Blue diamonds are among the rarest of naturally colored gems. That’s why this oval-shaped diamond ring, with triangular-shaped diamond shoulders and a pave-set diamond band in 18-carat white gold.
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Queen Mary’s Diamond Riviere and La Peregrina Pearl- $ 18.28 Million |
England’s first female ruler Queen Mary was certainly known for all the riches she had. One of the most exclusive jewels that she possessed during her rule was this beautiful Diamond Riviere. This stunning diamond Riviere is made of dazzling 34 old cut authentic diamonds set beautifully in gold and silver.
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Novo Yellow Diamond Ring - $1.35 million |
Of all the pieces one might find inside that famous blue box, this 25.27-carat novo yellow diamond ring set in platinum and yellow gold is priciest.
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Marie Antoinette Necklace - $3.7 Million |
The very first and the most expensive piece of jewelry in this list is a stunning necklace that belongs to Marie Antoinette who was the fifteenth and penultimate child of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria and Emperor Francis I. The dazzling necklace is adorned with numerous white diamonds along with two rare yellow diamonds in oval shape, and on stunning exceptional pink diamond at the bottom.
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