The Beauty and Charms of Fashion Jewelry

Jewelry with the theme of love is not rare, but the unique Montblanc LOGO take hexagonal diamonds set in jewelry, thus to express the romance and uniqueness of initial love’s pure feeling, so it is still a set of rather touching jewelry for the Valentine’s Day.

Montblanc Platinum Diamond Necklace

Brillant Glittering Platinum Necklace set with 301 round diamonds(8.01 karat); One Montblanc star shape fine diamond(1.58 karat, Color F, Purity WSI)

Detail price: Euro.96,000

Montblanc Platinum Diamond Ring

Series No.: 103762

Fine plastinum ring, set with 38 round diamonds(1.00 karat); one Montblanc  star shape diamond (1.64 karat, Color F, purity WS1)

Retail price: Euro. 70,000

Montblanc Platinum Round diamond Bracelet

GIA Certification No.: 16318516

Fine platinum round diamond bracelet(3.51 karat), set with one Montblanc star shape diamond(1.02 karat, Color E, purity WS2)

Retail price: Euro.37,000

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Top 5: Wallis Simpson’s Panther Bracelet

This 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.

Top 4: Bulgari Two-Stone Colored Diamond Ring

This 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.

Top 3: ‘The Perfect Pink’ Diamond Ring  

The Perfect Pink diamond ring 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.

Top 2: Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond

The Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond sold for $24.3 million

A cushion-cut fancy deep grayish blue diamond weighing 35.56 carats. 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.

Top 1: ‘The Graff Pink’ Diamond

This pink round-cornered rectangular diamond sold for $46.2 million

A pink round-cornered rectangular step-cut diamond weighing 24.78 carats. The diamond was formerly owned by jeweler Harry Winston. This beauty set the record for most expensive single jewel ever sold at auction. Laurence Graff renamed it “The Graff Pink”.

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In Spring 2011 a new line of beautiful diamond engagement rings were released from Disney. Each ring is inspired by one of the classic Disney Princesses.

The rings were designed by Kirstie Kelly who also designs corresponding Disney Princess wedding gowns for brides as well as bridesmaid dresses to go along with each brides dress.

Each engagement ring will have a matching wedding band. The current six rings that have been unveiled are for Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Cinderella, Jasmine, Ariel and Belle.
The Walt Disney Company states about the engagement rings: “Subtle references to the personalities of each princess can be seen throughout the collection such as pave and borders, suggestive of Cinderella’s ethereal grace and charm, or baguettes and clean lines for Ariel, symbolic of her bold individuality.”

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Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Snow White

Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Cinderella

Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Belle

Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Ariel

Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Jasmine

Disney Princess series Diamond Engagement Rings — Sleeping Beauty

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Top 10: Vivid Blue Diamond Ring

This vivid blue and diamond ring sold for $10 million

A cushion-shaped fancy vivid blue diamond weighing 6.01 carats, flanked on each side by an oval pink diamond weighing 0.46 and 0.44 carat respectively, mounted in platinum. The buy chose to remain anonymous. The sale broke a record for price-per-carat for any fancy vivid blue diamond sold at auction.

Top 9: The Empress Eugenie Brooch

The Louvre bought the Empress Eugenie Brooch for $10.5 million

An antique diamond bow brooch from François Kramer, circa 1855. The brooch was created by François Kramer for the wife of Napoléon III, Empress Eugénie. The Louvre arranged a private sale with Christie’s to bring the brooch back to France.

Top 8: A Heart-Shaped Diamond

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. Christie’s marketed the diamond as “Love At First Sight,” and released it for viewing on Valentine’s Day.

Top 7: A Vivid Pink Diamond Ring

A vivid pink diamond and diamond ring sold for $11.8 million

The fancy vivid pink cushion-shaped diamond weighing 5.00 carats, mounted by Graff Diamonds. The rare pink diamond was mined in South Africa. According to Christie’s website, unlike many other colored diamonds, the color in pink diamonds comes from the diamond’s exposure to heat and pressure during transportation into the earth’s crust.

Top 6: Emerald and Diamond Tiara

This emerald and diamond tiara 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. It has a row of 11 polished pear-shaped emeralds, totaling 500 carats.

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