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Incomparable Diamond Replica
Incomparable diamond is fancy brownish yellow diamond with a big carat weight 407.48-carat and with the highest clarity grade of internally flawless (IF). The cut of the diamond is described as a shield-shaped step cut. A new technical term coined by Mr. Marvin Samuels, a co-owner of the diamond, and head of the team of master-cutters who fashioned this unique diamond, describes the cut as a “triolette shape.” The Incomparable diamond was discovered in the early 1980s, in the town of Mbugi Mayi, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (former Zaire). This is the same area where subsequently in the year 1990, the 777-carat rough stone that yielded the exceptional quality Millennium Star diamond was discovered.
It was then displayed at the National Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian Institution and has since appeared in many other museums. Mouawad’s 637-ct. L’Incomparable diamond necklace has been named the world’s most expensive necklace by Guinness World Records, according to media reports, with a valuation of $55 million.
The statement gem on the 18k gold necklace is the 407.48-ct. “Incomparable” diamond. The natural fancy deep-yellow shield step‐cut diamond is the largest internally flawless diamond ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America.
The remainder of the necklace consists of 35 round diamonds, 27 pear-shaped diamonds, 9 heart-shaped diamonds, 5 emerald-cut diamonds, 5 cushion diamonds, 4 oval diamonds, 3 Asscher-cut diamonds and 2 radiant diamonds.
As previously reported, the luxury jewelry and timepiece company unveiled the diamond necklace at the Doha Jewellery and Watch Exhibition, which was held February 25 – March 3, 2013. It is the fourth Guinness World Record the Geneva-based company has earned.
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The World’s First All Diamond Ring Replica
The first ever ring all-diamond ring has been crafted out of one enormous rough diamond and is known as the ‘world’s first diamond ring’. Traditionally a diamond ring is made with a precious metal and a diamond as the centre piece, but this unique diamond ring is made with one large diamond. The diamond ring took diamond cutters a year to construct.
The craftsmanship and the complete use of a large diamond, shows up even celebrities big diamond engagement rings, like Kim Kardardashian’s 20.5-carat emerald cut diamond engagement ring and Elizabeth Taylor’s 33.19-carat diamond ring. The ring was cut with unique laser equipment, specially purchased to ensure top quality. The diamond was recently on display in geneva.
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Orlov Diamond Replica
The Orlov, also known as The Great Mughal Diamond, is a large diamond of Indian origin, currently displayed as a part of the Diamond Fund collection of Moscow’s Kremlin Armoury. It is described as having the shape and proportions of half a chicken’s egg.
Legend, fact, supposition and theory each must be accorded its place in any historical account of this celebrated diamond. Nowadays the Orlov is one of the most important items in one of the greatest collections of gems and jewelry, the Treasures of the Diamond Fund, Gokran, cromprises of many historical jewels that were amassed by the rulers of Russia before the 1917 Revolution, as well as some of the exceptional diamonds unearthed during the past three decades that testify to Russia’s current position as a leading world diamond producer.
The Orlov is mounted in the Imperial Sceptre, made during the reign of Catherine the Great (1762-96). Its weight has been recorded as 189.62 metric carats and it measures 47.6 mm in height, 31.75 mm in width, and 34.92 mm in length. The clarity is typical of the finest Indian diamonds and its color possesses a slight bluish-green tint. The shape of the diamond has been described as resembling half a pigeon’s egg and its upper surface is marked by concentrated rows of triangular facets, with corresponding four-sided facets appearing on the lower surface. The total number of facets is roughly 180. On one side of the diamond there exists a slight indentation.
The unusual shape of the Orlov, the pattern of its facets and the presence of this blemish intriguingly suggest that this diamond can be indentified with a long-lost legendary stone.
Among the first Europeans who were permitted to examine the gems of the Mogul rulers of India was Jean Baptiste Tavernier, who provided illustrations of several stones he had seen in his work Six Voyages of Jean Baptiste Tavernier.
Tavernier’s drawing of the diamond which has come to be known as the Great Mogul is of particular interest and importance, because it is the only one of this legendary stone known to have survived. According to all the available accountds of its history the Great Mogul was found about the middle of the 17th century in the Kollur diamond deposits situated by the Kristna (or Krishna) River in Hyderabad, and weighed no less than 787½ carats. In due course it found its way into the Mogul treasury and was shown to Tavernier by Aurangzeb (1658-1707), the third son of Shah Jahan, who had successfully fought off the challenge of his three brothers and usurped his father’s throne. The cutting of the Great Mogul was entrusted to an Italian, Hortensio Borgio, who reduced the weight of the stone to 279 and 9/16 carats. The results of the efforts of the cutter, however, so displeased Aurangzeb that instead if rewarding him for his services, he fined him 10,000 rupees and would have extracted more had the wretched man possessed it. Tavernier makes several references to the Great Mogul, which are included under that entry.
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Hortensia Diamond Replica Cubic Zirconia
Hortensia is one of popular light pink famous gemstones in the world, The Hortensia is on display at the Galerie d’Apollon of the Louvre museum in Paris. Famous diamonds replicas are used for education, collection and souvenir. We can ship to our customers around the world. For pink diamonds replicas, we also make a reproduction like Great Table, Darya-I-Nur, Nur-ul-ain. Welcome to visit our office website:
King Louis XIV was respsonsible for the addition of this pale orangey-pink diamond to the Crown Jewels of France. However, the Hortensia was not one of the diamonds which the King had purchased from Jean Baptiste Tavernier, because the largest stone of this particular color which he brought back from India weighed only 14⅞ carats. The Hortensia was the foremost diamond in the third of the nineteen florets of buttonholes listed in the inventory of the Crown Jewels of France, made in 1691.
The diamond, which weighs 20 carats (20.53 metric carats) is pale orangey-pink, rather flat and rectangular in shape and is cut on five sides. In the 1791 inventory of the Crown Jewels it was valued at no more than 48,000 livres on account of a crack extending from the edge of the girdle to near the culet. It takes its name from Hortense de Beauharnais, Queen of Holland, undoubtedly because she wore it. Hortense was the daughter of the Empress Josephine, the step-daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte and the mother of Napoleon III.
The Hortensia was among the jewels stolen from the Garde Meuble in September of 1792. One year later it was recovered from the attic of an old house in the Halles district of Paris. The Regent Diamond was with it, as were a number of other jewels. As he was about to be executed, a man named Depeyron disclosed that he had hidden it in a bag containing gold and other diamonds, including the forementioned Regent, and where they were hidden.
During the First Empire the Hortensia was mounted on the fastening of Napoleon’s epaulette braid. Later it was set in the center of the headband of the great diamond-encrusted comb made by the Court Jeweler, Bapst, for Empress Eugénie in 1856. In between, in 1830, the diamond was stolen again, on this occasion from the Ministry of the Marine, but it was quickly recovered.
When the French Crown Jewels were sold in 1887, the Hortensia was one of the items excluded, along with the Regent, because of their historic and artistic interest. The Sancy Diamond wouldn’t join them in the Louvre until a little less than a century later.
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