Archive | October, 2007

Kimberley Diamonds finds pink diamond

Posted on 11 October 2007

Kimberley Diamond Co NL has discovered the first pink diamond at its Ellendale project in Western Australia. The rare diamond weighs in at 1.58 carats and has an indicative value of at least $US20,000 per carat in the rough. When polished, its value increases to $US30,000 to $US40,000 per carat. Kimberley Diamond has also discovered [...]

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Medieval dress fitting declared a treasure

Posted on 11 October 2007

A medieval dress fitting, dated to the 15th century, has been found in Cerne Abbas, near Dorchester, and declared a treasure. The Curator of Medieval Collections James Robinson from the British Museum described the dress fitting as lozenge-shaped, with a sphere attached to each corner and a central collet set with a pale pink stone. [...]

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Blue Diamond sets new record at auction

Posted on 11 October 2007

An internally flawless, 6.04 carat, blue diamond sold for $7.8 million at a Sotheby’s auction held in Hong Kong becoming the most expensive diamond in the world. Moussaieff Jewellers, a London Jeweler, acquired the diamond with a bid of $1.32 million per carat smashing a 20 year old record set by a red diamond which [...]

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