The Taj Mahal/Nur Jahan Diamond
Origin of Name The historic 17th-century, heart-shaped, table-cut, Indian diamond inscribed in the Persian Language with Arabic characters, leaves no […]
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Famous Diamonds, Famous Gemstones, Famous Pearls
Famous Diamonds, Gemstones and Pearls
Famous Diamonds. (See Below) Famous Diamond and Jewelry Collections Famous Gemstones More Famous Gemstones More Famous Diamonds Famous Pearls of
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List of Famous Diamonds Greater than 100 carats in weight arranged in descending order of weights
S/N Name carat weight shape/cut color 1 Golden Jubilee 545.67 cushion fancy yellow-brown 2 Cullinan I 530.20 pear colorless/white 3
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Table of Famous Black Diamonds
S/N Name Country/Period of Origin Weight of Rough Diamond Carat weight after cutting Cut/Shape Price realized at last sale or
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Table of Famous Blue Diamonds both Ancient and Modern
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Table of Famous Pink Diamonds both Ancient and Modern
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Table of Famous Yellow Diamonds Greater than 100 Carats in Weight
Dedicated WebPage for an Up-to-date Table on Famous Yellow Diamonds Greater than 100 Carats in Weight Our website has an
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Table of Largest Gem-Quality Rough Diamonds Discovered in the Different Diamond Mines of the World
Dedicated WebPage for an Up-to-date Table on Largest Gem-Quality Rough Diamonds Discovered in the World Our website has an extensive
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Table of Robert Mouawad’s collection of diamonds
S/N Name carat weight color Shape/Cut 1 Jubilee 245.35 D-color cushion 2 Premier rose 137.02 D-color pear 3 Queen of
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Oppenheimer Blue Diamond
ORIGIN OF NAME The “Oppenheimer Blue Diamond” gets its name from its previous owner, Sir Philip Oppenheimer, a member of