Diamond – Page 7 – Exquisite Jewelry

June 16, 2018

Stunning Cabochon Emerald Ring by Bulgari

Bulgari’s exquisite high jewelry creations are conjured from the vibrant color, life, and light of exceptional gemstones, infused with an innate Roman sense of history, and invigorated with an audacious spirit of modernity. The very soul of the Eternal City is encapsulated in the extraordinary colored gems, each specially selected for its charisma and vivacity, that have become the signature of Bulgari style. This luxurious slipcase edition is brought to glorious life through a spectacular array of magnificent Bulgari jewels.and uniquely colorful jewels

Stunning cabochon emerald ring by Bulgari

June 5, 2018

Invisibly-Set Ruby and Diamond Earrings 18k White Gold

Pair of White Gold, Invisibly-Set Ruby and Diamond Earrings 18 k, square-cut rubies ap. 30.00 cts., round diamonds ap. 2.40 cts., with concealed pendant hooks.

May 31, 2018

Aquamarine and Diamond Bracelet

A Spectacular Aquamarine and Diamond Bracelet By Cartier

May 29, 2018

Rubellite Pink Diamond Butterfly Ring

Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

A Spectacular Rubellite Pink Diamond Butterfly Ring

May 25, 2018

Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend

May 22, 2018

Tanzanite and Diamond Ring

A fabulously designed diamond platinum ring featuring a rare gem quality 41.72 carat natural tanzanite. A tanzanite of this size and quality displaying this dark and vivid blue color is rare. With GIA certificate. Legend has it, the land was set ablaze by a bolt of lightning. The heat from this ‘magic fire in the sky’ transformed crystals on the ground into shimmering blue-violet stones. When the last cinders dissolved into the earth and the thick smoke settled, awestruck Maasai tribesmen in Tanzania filled their pouches with these mystical stones, believing the jewels would bring them a better life. It was first found in Tanzania during the 1960’s and was introduced to the world by Tiffany & Co. in 1968. Henry Platt, then President of Tiffany, showed a lot of interest in the new emerging gemstone market and was responsible for naming the stone Tanzanite.