1,109-Carat Lesedi La Rona Diamond

Ready to own a very beautiful slice of history? Pieces of the record-breaking 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona diamond, which Laurence Graff acquired for $53 million in 2017, have been faceted into wearable designs.

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Majestic Pink Diamond 6.053Million Euro

 

 

One more impeccable pink diamond has just entered the market, but through a non-auction format. This time, it’s about “Majestic Pink Diamond” – a 12.27 fancy pink diamond, that is being offered by M.S. Rau Antiques in New Orleans. The cushion-cut diamond is mounted on an 18k rose gold and platinum ring, with an asking price of 6.053million Euro ($7.85 million)

Majestic Pink Diamond has characteristics VVS1, Type IIa designation, which make it most sought among collectors. The VVS1 designation translates to “Very, Very Slightly Included,” denoting very high clarity—rare for a colored diamond of this size. Type IIa designation means that diamond is devoid of any imperfections, and is famous for its color.

This 6.053million Euro ($7.85 million) worth pink diamond ring will go on display online on the 1stdibs.com website beginning August 8. For all you who prefer to view it personal, it will be on display at the Baltimore Summer Antiques Show, August 23 – 26.