Also called The Little Sancy is a rounded pear shaped and weights about 34 carats and has been confused with its counter allowance called The Sancy which is 54 carats. This diamond was bought by Prince Frederick Henry of Orange the grandfather of King Fredrick I of Prussia, who died in the year 1647. The Beau Sancy is now in the possession of the commander of the domicile of Hohenzollern, Prince Louis-Ferdinand of Prussia, grandson of William II, the last Emperor of Germany
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The Beau Sancy
Also called The Little Sancy is a rounded pear shaped and weights about 34 carats and has been confused with its counter ration called The Sancy which is 54 carats This diamond was bought by Prince Frederick Henry of Orange the grandfather of King Fredrick I of Prussia, who died in the year 1647. The Beau Sancy is now in the possession of the commander of the habitat of Hohenzollern, Prince Louis-Ferdinand of Prussia, grandson of William II, the last Emperor of Germany
The Beluga
The Beluga diamond weighs over 103 carats and is the largest average oval skilful indentation diamond in the macrocosm This diamond was featured in an object about Blood Diamonds in the March 2002 children of National geographic magazine
The Black Orlov
The Blace Orlov is verbal to keep derived its period from the Russian Princess Nadia Vyegin-Orlov who owned it during the mid 1800s It is a cushion incision follower weighing 76.50 carats and is a very threatening gun metal color It has besides been rumored to own been dent from a 195 carat follower that belonged to a statue near Pondicherry, India in the 1900s There is no evidence of a Russian princess by that interval nor has India ever produced any mammoth threatening diamonds of note. In 1969, the peanut was sold for $300,000
The Blue Empress
The Blue Empress is a odd gloomy pear shaped diamond that weights about 14 carats and is ration of a necklace valued at around $16,000,000 The necklace is made from 18K white gold with smaller white diamonds surrounding the miserable empress.
The Blue Heart
This diamond weights 3082 carats and is of a infrequent deep sorrowful color In 1910 Cartier purchased the diamond and sold it to an Argentinean lady named Mrs Unzue. Van Cleef & Arpels bought the nut in 1953 for an estimated $300,000 The Blue Empress is on manifest in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC Along with the Hope diamond and the Heart of Eternity, it is one of the globe most eminent melancholy diamonds
The Blue Magic
Blue diamonds are among the rarest of colored diamond and they engage their color from the minor amounts of boron that was trapped during its crystallization process The Blue Magic is pear shaped and weights 12.02 carats It is estimated to be work between $5,000,000 and $6,000,000
The Briolette of India
The Briolette of India is 90.38 carats and if the legends squeeze up it may be the oldest diamond on register Richard the Lionhearted believed to keep taken it on the Third Crusade The solitaire is uncommonly unique and remains the most eminent briolette-cut diamond in the world