The World's Most Expensive Diamonds


Owning a big chunk of rock gives a certain sense of pride to some. The higher the price, the more precious and more valuable it becomes. Women strive to own at least one of the most precious and highly valued gems of the world, diamonds. There are those pieces that really stand out from the rest because of its rarity and unique diamond features. Here is a list of the 5 most expensive diamond jewelry in the world that were actually worn by women. Feast your eyes and dream.

5. Chopard Blue Diamond Ring

Valued as one of the rarest and one of the most beautiful diamond jewelry in the world, Chopard’s Blue Diamond Ring is a highly prestige piece because of its exclusivity. Its most astonishing feature is its oval-shaped blue diamond that weighs 9 carats. It is set in 18-carat white gold and surrounded by triangular clear diamonds. Its cost? $16.26 million.

4. Heart of the Ocean

Probably the most recognizable in the list, the Heart of the Ocean was made even more famous in the movie Titanic. The iconic necklace was crafted by the world famous jeweler Harry Winston. The blue diamond itself weighs 15 carats and prices at $20 million. With its value and cinematic fame, even its knock-offs won’t sell cheap at $3.5 million.
 
3. The Perfect Pink

This 14.23 carat rare pink diamond is, by far, one of the most magnificent diamonds in the world because of its high-grade color, cut, and clarity. What makes it even more special is that it belongs to the 10% of pink diamonds who weigh over .20 carats. Throughout history, there were only a total of 18 known diamonds who were valued at 10 carats or more. Set beside it are two colorless white diamonds weighing 1.73 and 1.67 carats along with a white gold ring of 18 carats. Priced at $23.2 million, to call it "perfect" definitely suits this piece.

2. The Graff Pink Diamond

Considered as one of the most expensive jewelry in the world priced at $1.85 million per carat, private collector Laurence Graff bought the prestigious ring from "Heart of the Ocean" Jeweler, Harry Winston, for a price of $46.2 million. This 24.78 carat rare type II color diamond is considered as one of the most precious diamonds ever discovered. Cut with delicately rounded corners, this rectangular cut gem is set between two shield-shaped diamonds, all mounted on a premiere platinum ring.

1. L’Incomparable Diamond Necklace

True to its name, the L’Incomparable Diamond Necklace is known as the most valuable necklace in the world. Designer Mouawad Jewelry took over four years just to craft this $55 million necklace. This yellow diamond  weighs 407.48 carats and comes with 91 diamonds of different cuts, which includes 229.52 carat white diamonds. It is set in an 18 carat rose gold chain.

Small diamond cross necklaces are among the most coveted jewelry pieces all over the world. Now, who wouldn’t want one of these hanging on your neck of worn on their finger? While we save up for one of these stunning pieces, opt in for one of our more affordable quality jewelry first!




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Chopard’s Blue Diamond Ring is a highly prestige piece because of its exclusivity.
September 18, 2019 at 11:52 PM
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