The Hope Diamond

The Hope Diamond

  •  Blue Diamond
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  •  45.52 carat
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  •  250,000,000

The Hope Diamond is a Fancy Dark Grayish Blue Diamond, weighs 45.52 carats. The diamond was found in India (1642). Originally the diamond was 132.00 carats. It was set in the royal crown of Luis the 14th. It was stolen during The French revolution. In 1830 a blue diamond was bought by a diamond dealer named Henri Thomas Hope. There are people that believe that this diamond is part of the hope diamond. There is also a legend one might say that a curse was placed on the stone and brings bad luck to anyone that owns it.

MOST EXPENSIVE DIAMONDS LIST

– BY NATURALLY COLORED –

Blue Moon Diamond

Blue Moon Diamond

  •   Blue Diamond
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  •   12.03 carat
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  •   48,500,000

The Blue Moon Diamond in his new name The Blue Moon of Josephine is the proud owner to the title Most Expensive Diamond in The World! It is an Internally Flawless 12.03 carat Fancy Vivid Blue Diamond that his history goes back to 2014 when he was unearthed by Petra Diamonds.

Wittelsbach Graff Diamond

Wittelsbach Graff Diamond

  •   Blue Diamond
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  •   31.06 carat
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  •   23,400,000

Without a doubt one of the most famous diamonds in the world. Bought in 2008 for 23.4 million dollars by renowned jeweler Sir Laurence Graff as a fancy grayish-blue diamond weighing 35.56 and repolished to 31.06-carat deep blue diamond – An action that raised many eyebrows due to the history and legacy of the diamond.

Moussaieff Red Diamond

The Moussaieff Red Diamond

  •   Red Diamond
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  •   5.11 carat
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  •   7,000,000

Red colored diamonds are very rare. The Moussaieff diamond is the largest known red diamond weighing 5.11 carats. The diamond was found ny a farmer in Brazil around the year 1990.

The Cullinan Diamond

  •   White Diamond
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  •   3,106.75 carat
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  •   N/A

The diamond industry works in mysterious ways. There are guidelines for pricing. If you harness these guidelines to your advantages you can, with minor adjustments, easily save 20-50% off the price of your diamond. Don’t buy cheap diamonds, be a smart buyer.

Koh-i-Noor Diamond

  •   White Diamond
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  •   108.93 carat
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  •   N/A

Koh-i-Noor means a mountain of light (Persian translation). It is a white diamond weighing 108.93 carats. The story behind this diamond goes back to the year 1302. According to the legend the name was given to the diamond by the Persian shah, that was stunned by its beauty. In 1849 the diamond was sent to queen Victoria where it was cut once more (original weight was 186 carats), then its weight decreased to 108.93 carats and was set in Queen Elizabeth’s crown .

Taylor-Burton Diamond

  •   White Diamond
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  •   69.42 carat
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  •   N/A

The Taylor-Burton Diamond is a white pearshape diamond weighing 69.42 carats. The name was given after Mr. Richard Burton has given it as an engagement ring to his wife to be Elizabeth Taylor. In the year of 1987 after the couple divorced, Elizabeth Taylor had put up the diamond for a public auction and the money she received was donated to build a hospital in Africa.

The Incomparable Diamond

The Incomparable Diamond

  •   Yellow Diamond
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  •   407.49 carat
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  •   N/A

The Incomparable is a colored diamond weighing 407.49 carats. Its color is of a Brownish Yellow Diamond and was found in the beginning of the 1980’s.

Tiffany Yellow Diamond

  •   Yellow Diamond
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  •   128.54 carat
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  •   N/A

Once the biggest yellow diamond in the world, the dazzling Tiffany Yellow Diamond was cut from 287.42 carats into a magnificent 128.54 carat yellow diamond.

Noor-ul-Ain Diamond Tiara

Noor-ul-Ain Diamond Tiara

  •   Pink Tiara
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  •   60 carat
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  •   N/A

The Noor-ul-Ain Diamond Tiara was given to Empress Farah Diba when she married Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last shah of Iran. The centerpiece is a 60 carats pink diamond which on its own is a contender to the crown as one of the most important pink diamonds out there. Surrounding it with hundreds of colored diamonds and centuries of royal history make it irreplaceable.

Aurora Butterfly of Peace