The Banjarmasin Diamond – From Borneo to Amsterdam Weighing 38.23 carats, the Banjarmasin Diamond is one of the largest diamonds found in Southern Borneo. To[…]
If you look carefully at the Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603), you will see that she has adorned herself with, besides an estimated[…]
Emeralds from various regions of Pakistan (Chitral, Swat and Khaltaro) and Afghanistan were compared and thanks to their unique characteristics it has been concluded that[…]
Just a short Did You Know article about the early diamond cuts in Europe. In the 17th century there are examples of some quite curious[…]
Did you know that not all diamonds sparkle in the same light? Some flaunt a vibrant array of natural colors, while others boast a clear,[…]
An engagement ring isn’t just a piece of jewelry; it’s a physical representation of love, the promise of a future together, and often a family[…]
Emeralds (birthstones of the month of May) have captivated the human imagination for centuries, emerging from the depths of the earth as symbols of wealth[…]
I understand your curiosity about diamonds, their enduring legacy, and how they signify more than just wealth; they’re a symbol of love, commitment, and the[…]
The work was published in 1992, a year before a very important milestone for Europe, as it was the year the single market was launched,[…]
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