Big famous diamonds

The Hope

The most beautiful blue diamond in the world, its color is deep blue, was named after one of its owners Sir Henry Hope, weighing 45.5 carats and shaped like a pillow. The dark diamonds are attributed to the diamond and the belief says that it is cursed and that those who hold it will have a bad fate. To this day, this claim has not been proven. The diamond is on display at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington

 

 

The Tiffany

The largest yellow diamond in the world, weighs 128.51 carats and forms a 90-pasture cushion shape. Was found in the famous Kimberley mine in South America in 1877. It is displayed in the Tiffany store (which gave it its name) on Fifth Avenue in New York and is considered together with the Diamond of Hope to the National Treasure of the United States.

 

 

 

The world's largest polished diamond

The world's largest diamond after polishing is a black diamond with no name, the diamond contains small diamond crystals and is written in the Guinness Book of Records, weighing 555.55 carats and is engraved on 55 side-by-side workpieces for several years

 

 

 

Noor Diamond

The most famous diamond in the world, means a 186-carat mountain of light that comes straight from 1302. It served as the eye of the peacock in the famous mogul throne in India, then became the property of the Iranians and finally in 1849 was sent to Queen Victoria in Britain. And cut in a non-flattering manner and therefore asked to be worked. After processing, the diamond became oval with a weight of 108.93 carats and was inscribed in the Queen's crown, where it remains today

 

 

 

The Great Star of Africa

The largest rough diamond ever cut, when it was mined at the famous "Premier" diamond mine in South Africa, weighed 3,106.75 carats! It was cut into nine separate diamonds and the largest stone was named the "African Star". It is a pearly pear diamond with 76 facets that has been placed in King Edward's royal staff and is still in the royal jewelry collection to this day

 

 

 

The pink diamond

The world's largest pink diamond is found in Australia. The 12.76 carat diamond was discovered in the Argyle mine and is considered the largest and most expensive pink florist in the world. The discovery of pink diamonds is considered very rare, the diamond has been professionally polished by a team of experts

 

 

The Centenary Diamond

Was found in 1986 in the 600-carat "Premier" mine in South Africa. The one who turned the rough diamond into the precious stone he is today was master-cutter Gabi Tarkovsky, who worked on the job for three and a half years. The result is a 273.85 carat diamond with 247 pastes that cause light to be reflected in it in spectacular colors in the rainbow

 

 

VARGAR DIAMOND

A Brazilian diamond named after JD. The former president of Brazil, Vargas, was discovered in 1938 at a size of 726.6 carats and sold for $ 56,000 to a diamond dealer who gave him the name of his esteemed president and sold it for $ 235,000. After polishing, 29 diamonds were born, the largest of which still holds the name Vargas and is a 44.17 carat parable

 

 

 

Debeer's millennium star

Discovered in 1992 in the Congo by a South African company, the laser cutting work took three years, at the end of which a pearly diamond of 203 carats was received, the world's only diamond of the highest level of cleanliness, with 11 magnificent diamonds

 

 

Star of Sierra Leone

The third largest diamond ever discovered, with a 96.88 carat weight, was then cut into 17 diamonds of various sizes. Most of the diamonds were scattered around the world and the remaining six have a Star of Sierra-Leone brooch