When a single diamond can leave us mesmerized by its sparkle, imagine what thousands and thousands can do. The Touch of Ami ring by SWA Diamonds simply takes our breath away as it sets a new Guinness World Record for Most Diamonds Set In One Ring. Go on, take a guess as to how many diamonds it holds!
Discover the rich symbolism and cultural significance of this magnificent bird in jewelry design. From regal and elegant to bold and colorful, peacocks have long been revered for their beauty and grace. Explore the fascinating history and meaning behind peacock motifs in jewelry and add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your look with this timeless icon.
As one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the celebrated examples of Mughal architecture and artistry. It continues to be one of the greatest symbols of love and a timeless tribute to the memory of a beautiful love story.
For centuries, snakes have served as sacred symbols of protection, wisdom, and transformation. Their presence in jewelry is a reflection of their significance, with snakes adorning amulets, rings, and other ornaments, serving as talismans of protection, fertility, and spiritual power. Let’s explore the rich symbolism of snakes in jewelry.
In ancient Egyptian medicine, healing with gemstones was considered a powerful way to balance the body's energy. The ancient Egyptians believed that certain gemstones and crystals had healing properties and could be used to promote well-being. Different gemstones and crystals were believed to help people with different ailments.
Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt, was known for her beauty, intelligence, and wealth. She was also known for her love of jewelry. Cleopatra's collection of jewels is not well-documented, and much of what is known about her jewelry is based on legends. However, it is believed that Cleopatra's collection of jewelry was extensive and varied.
King Charles III’s coronation is on 6th May 2023. As per tradition, King Charles will be crowned using the St Edwards Crown, “the most important and sacred of all crowns” in the British Crown Jewels. With over 400 years of regal tradition, this iconic symbol of royal power is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, studded with precious gems and glittering with gold.
If you recently saw the movie Red Notice on Netflix, you may be wondering whether Cleopatra’s three eggs really exist. We’re sorry to break it to you, but they do not. The makers of Red Notice were likely inspired by the Fabergé eggs for their storyline. Find out about the legendary Fabergé eggs, a series of jeweled eggs created by the famous Russian jewelry firm House of Fabergé.
The magnificent crown that adorns Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin is none other than the Imperial State Crown. It is the same crown that the Queen wore following her coronation ceremony in 1953 and has worn during State Openings of Parliament every year. It is the crown she wore most often and therefore the most memorable of all the Crown Jewels. Made of gold, lined with purple velvet and glittering with over 3000 precious gemstones, it is truly an impressive sight to behold.
The world’s most famous pearl, La Peregrina (Spanish: Wanderer) certainly lives up to its name, proving to have an alluring and well-documented journey of over 500 years. Here is the incredible tale that sees La Peregrina pearl be worn by multiple royals, be rumoured to carry a curse and be gifted as the perfect Valentine’s Day gift to a Hollywood icon.
The Sancy Diamond has a rich history worthy of a movie plot. This beautiful pale-yellow, shield-shaped diamond has exchanged hands, changed countries, disappeared and reappeared more times than we can count. At one point, it was even swallowed! Here is the fascinating story that has made the Sancy Diamond one of the most historic gemstones in the world.
Green diamonds are extremely rare, and the pear-shaped, 41 carats Dresden Green Diamond is the most famous one of them all. According to scientists, its vibrant apple green color comes from natural exposure to radiation during the millions of years when it was being formed.
