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Jacquie Aiche Double Row Diamond Shaker Hoops Circling Back to ’90s Jewelry With Diamond Bangles and Hoops From diamond hoops to stackable bangles, the defining jewelry silhouettes of the ’90s are making a return with modern styling.
jacob diamond The Jacob Diamond: The Priceless Gem That Spent Years Hidden in a Shoe Much larger than the Koh-i-Noor, the Jacob Diamond, a 184-carat Indian treasure, ruined the man who sold it, got branded "unlucky," and served as a paperweight before anyone realized what it was worth.
how much to spend on an engagement ring How Much to Spend on an Engagement Ring: 5 Expert Rules Jewelry experts weigh in with their best advice for choosing an engagement ring worth investing in.
Queen Alexandra Was the OG Royal Jewelry Influencer Considered one of the most jewelry-forward queens ever (as well as quite the beauty), Queen Alexandra definitely made her mark on British history. Though the young Danish princess entered into a difficult marriage in 1862 with the future King Edward VII—a well-known philanderer—she still managed to make a profound impact as a royal and a […]
Napoleon's Diamond brooch will be up for auction at Sotheby's Royal & Noble Jewels Sale With an Estimate $150,000 – $250,000. No Two Old Mine Cut Diamonds Are Alike. That’s The Point. Before modern precision cutting, every diamond was shaped by hand. Old mine cuts still show it: slightly irregular, completely individual and nearly impossible to replicate.
Purple Diamonds Are Even Rarer Than You Think Natural purple diamonds are among the rarest gems on Earth, formed through extraordinary geological forces that bend and twist carbon into a breathtaking hue once reserved for royalty.
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Diamond Hall of Fame:
The Taylor-Burton Diamond

 This exceptional stone was a symbol of one of Hollywood’s greatest love affairs.
The Dresden Green Diamond in a hat ornament, adorned with 411 additional natural colorless diamonds made in 1768. (Photographed by Benjamin Bouchet for Only Natural Diamonds) What Makes Green Diamonds So Rare? A Scientist Explains Dr. Evan M. Smith of the Gemological Institute of America explains how green diamonds get their color.
“Your Internal Reflects Your External” : How Carolyn Murphy Outlasts Every Trend Carolyn Murphy has been the defining face of Estée Lauder for 25 years, a rarity in an industry built on constant turnover. Her role with the brand has traced beauty across its extremes: from the stripped-back minimalism of the 1990s to today, when skincare has become a central focus of beauty.
Cushion-cut diamond from Kwiat Mine to Shine program From Mine to Madison Avenue: How the Kwiat Family Is Rewriting the Diamond Story In an industry long defined by carats and cost, fourth-generation jeweler, Kwiat, brings romance, provenance, and deeply personal storytelling back to the forefront—reshaping how luxury clients connect with their diamonds.
Neoclassical diamond jewellery inspired by The Odyssey How The Odyssey Is Bringing Neoclassical Jewelry Back The leading ladies of The Odessey are taking method-dressing to a whole new level, championing ancient Greek-inspired and Neoclassical jewels, embellished with equally ancient natural diamonds.
Simple Engagement Rings Prove Less Really Is More The understated settings of simple engagement rings let the center stone take center stage.
The Orlov Diamond in the Russian Imperial Sceptre. (Courtesy of Elkan Weinberg/ Wikimedia Commons/ Public Domain) The Orlov Diamond is a 300-Year-Old Mystery Sitting Inside the Kremlin It sits in the Russian Imperial scepter, shaped like half an egg and distinctly Indian in cut. The Orlov may also be the answer to one of the biggest mysteries in the diamond world.
Coronation portrait of Catherine II Catherine the Great Romanov Russian Royal Family The Splendor and Mystery of the Romanov Jewels From coronation regalia to personal pieces, whether still existing or missing, the myth of Romanov jewels continues to intrigue.
Zendaya attends "The Odyssey" New York Premiere wearing diamond Chopard Jewelry fashion The Epic Natural Diamond Jewelry of The Odyssey’s Leading Women Zendaya, Lupita Nyong'o, Charlize Theron, and Anne Hathaway are shutting down red carpets around the world to celebrate the release of The Odyssey in the most mythical natural diamond jewelry.
Azlee Lozenge Diamond Engagement Ring The Lozenge Cut Diamond Feels Vintage and Modern at Once First popularized in the 1920s and almost impossible to find in antique form, the lozenge cut is quietly becoming the diamond shape for people who want something nobody else has.
scattered diamond rings Scattered Diamond Rings Are Jewelry’s Most Playful Trend Scattered diamond rings blend modern design, effortless wearability, and an unexpected approach to sparkle.
Is the Convertible Tiara the Most Versatile Piece of High Jewelry? The historic obsession with the diamond tiara has been made all the more captivating with the option to convert the jewel into necklaces, brooches, bracelets, and more.

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