The Hutton-Mdivani Necklace
The Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton (1912–1979) sold a Cartier necklace set with jadeite beads, rubies, and diamonds for more than $27.4 million
One of the finest star sapphires in the world, the Star of Asia weighs 330ct. The Star of Asia is said to have come from Sri Lanka and belonged to the Maharajah of Jodhpur in India.
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In honor of the birth of their son, Napoleon II, the Emperor of Rome, in 1811, Emperor Napoleon gave his second wife, Marie-Louise, the Napoleon Diamond Necklace.
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i) The 41-carat natural green diamond known as the Dresden Green Diamond, or simply Dresden Green, came from Indian mines.
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The La Peregrina pearl. 55.95 carats, 11.2 g, or nearly 0.4 oz, and a history spanning nearly 500 years.
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The 68-carat Taylor-Burton Diamond rose to fame in 1969 after being bought for $1,050,000 at an auction by actors Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
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A rare 24.78-carat pink diamond known as the Graff Pink was formerly owned by American jewelry designer Harry Winston.
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The Hope Diamond, valued at 45.52 carats, originated in India and is owned by the Smithsonian Institution.
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Grace Kelly’s Engagement Ring
The 10.48-carat Cartier engagement ring that Grace Kelly wore is one of the most expensive pieces of celebrity jewelry in history. In 1956, the amazing ring fetched $4,060,000.
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With a perfect 407.48-carat yellow diamond, the Mouawad L'Incomparable Diamond Necklace is the most costly necklace in the world, valued at US $55 million.
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With a weight of 105.6 carats, Kohinoor and Koh-i-Nur are among the biggest cut diamonds in the world.
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Known as the Eye of Brahma Diamond, the Black Orlov is a black diamond. It has a 67.50 carat weight. India is the origin country.
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