Top ten famous diamonds in the world with immeasurable value

The world's top ten famous diamonds with inestimable value: Although many auction houses now have diamonds for auction, there are also diamonds worth more than several hundred million, but compared to these diamonds, it is simply inferior. Many top diamonds in the world are symbols of country and power, and there is no way to value them. TOP1: Mountain of Light Diamonds---priceless Mountain of Light Diamonds, one of the top ten famous diamonds in the world, and one of the most expensive diamonds in the world. This diamond has the oldest recorded history, and it is the first ten most famous diamonds in the world with immeasurable value: Although many auction houses now have diamonds for auction, there are also diamonds worth more than several hundred million, but compared to these diamonds, it is simply It's a small witch. Many top diamonds in the world are symbols of country and power, and there is no way to value them.　　TOP1: Light Mountain Diamond-Priceless 　　 Light Mountain Diamond, one of the top ten famous diamonds in the world, and one of the most expensive diamonds in the world. This diamond has the oldest recorded history, and its earliest record dates back to 1304. It weighs 108.93 carats (21.6g) and was once the largest diamond in the world. The Light Mountain Diamonds are 36.00mm, 31.90mm, 13.04mm in length, width and height respectively. They are now owned by the British Royal Family. They were cut again during the reign of Queen Victoria. They were then mounted on the Crown of the Queen of England and placed in the Tower of London. . TOP2: Star of Africa-Priceless In 1905, a diamond weighing 3,106.75 carats (the largest rough diamond in the world) was discovered at the Premier Mine in South Africa and was dedicated to King Edward III of England at the time. The rough stone is too large and needs to be broken into small pieces. After the rough diamond was cut into 9 pieces of varying sizes, the largest is Cullinan I, known as the 'Star of AfricaOn the stick.　　TOP3: Star of Hope-Priceless　　 'Star of HopeThe authoritative organization valued the 'Star of Hope' at US$350 million. For the same reason, no one would dare to accept the doom of a diamond. Even if anyone paid US$350 million, I believe the Smithsonian Museum of History will not sell it. Yes, these are priceless and priceless treasures, and it is no longer possible to circulate in the market.　　TOP4: Xianxi Diamond-Priceless 　　 Xianxi Diamond is light yellow, apparently from India, it is said to be the largest diamond cut into a symmetrical surface. The 'Bold Charles' Duke of Burgundy, France, lost the diamond in the war in 1477.　　TOP5: Century—US$100 million 　　Century Diamond, also called De Beers Century Diamond, is second only to Cullinan 1 and 2. Found in South Africa in 1980, the rough stone weighs 599 carats. After three years of professional cutters, carefully researched and pondered, this flawless giant diamond finally revealed its radiance! The De Beers Century Diamond is rated D by the American Gemological Association and is the highest diamond grade. It weighs approximately 54.77 carats and is the third largest diamond produced by the Premier Diamond Mine in Delbys. TOP6: Stein Metz pink diamond --- US$25 million Stein Metz pink diamond weighs about 50.60 carats (11.92g) and was rated as a brilliant pink diamond (color grade: vividpink) by the American Gemological Association. This diamond is so far The largest Fancy Vivid pink diamond, it once shined in the Smithsonian Museum's Diamond Light exhibition. TOP7: Wittelsbach Blue Diamond --- US$25 million Wittelsbach Blue Diamond: The jewel in the crown of Bavaria, produced in Golconda, a small country in eastern India, weighs 35.56 carats, and has a color rating of 'FancyDeepGrayishBlue' (with ' 'Heart of Hope' is the same), VS2 clarity, both in color and clarity, is comparable to the famous diamond 'Hope'. With a history of at least 350 years, it was once the jewel in the crown of the kings of Austria and Bavaria. In 2008, London-based jeweler Lawrence Graff bought the gem for a record price (£16,400,000) and was eventually cut by Graff.　　TOP8: Eternal Heart---US$16 million　　It was originally discovered in a diamond mine in South Africa. 'Heart of Eternity' weighs 27.64 carats (5.528g) and was rated as a fancy vivid blue diamond (color grade: fancyvividblue) by the American Gemological Association. It is a very rare fancy color diamond. After the original diamond was cut by the Steinmetz Diamond Group Sold to De Beers.　　TOP9: Mussaieff Red Diamond --- 7 million US dollars　　Moussaieff Red Diamond (Moussaieff Red) is a rare red diamond. The cutting form is a bright triangle, and the color rating given by GIA is 'FANCYRED' (red color), which is pure red without secondary colors. What's more rare is that it has 5.11 carats. According to GIA's information, this is the largest red colored diamond that the agency has ever certified.　　TOP10: Onat Yellow Diamond---$3 million 　　This diamond is named after MajorAlfredErnestAllnatt, one of the former owners of the yellow diamond. The 'Onat' diamond weighs 101.29 carats (20.258g), and it is rated as a Fancy Vivid yellow diamond (color grade: fancyvividyellow) by the American Gemological Association. No one knows where the diamond was discovered, but some experts say it may have originated from the location of the De Beers Premier Diamond Mine.　　 The above is the author's collection of information about top diamonds for you. The information comes from the Internet. If there is anything wrong, please forgive me. If you need jewelry, please pay attention to the official website of jewelry setting. Jewelry setting is waiting for your inquiry!