Letseng Mine Discovered the 20th Largest Rough Diamond

20th Largest Rough Diamond

A huge gem stone which could become the largest polished round diamond in history has been discovered.

Letseng Mine, in Lesotho, a small kingdom in South Africa, discover the 20th largest rough diamond that weighs 478 carats and is said to be of outstanding clarity.

Letseng Mine has already delivered three of the world’s largest diamonds: the 603-carat Lesotho Promise, the 493-carat Leteng Legacy and the 601-carat Lesotho Brown. A similar but smaller-sized rough stone has recently been valued at $12 million.

It is estimated to be capable of producing a 150 carat polished gem stone, dwarfing the Koh-i-Noor diamond which is part of the Crown Jewels.

A spokesman for Gem Diamonds, who own the mine, added that initial examination suggested that the white diamond, which has yet to be named and valued, has a completely flawless centre.via

Diamond Jewelry For Pets And People

Diamond Jewelry For Pets And People

We commonly seen jewelry for people and we also seen jewelry for pets. This time let me share to you the product of Barney's Bling. Barney's Bling offers matching diamond pieces for both people and pets.


The matching pieces feature dog bones and the Barney's Bling signature design, a heart paw print in 18K white gold and diamonds, worn on a 16" chain. The necklace and tag comes in two sizes big and little and sells for $4830 and $3150.

All jewelry of Barney's Bling is designed and handcrafted in Los Angeles by Bridget Livingtston and her dedicated team (Barney is Bridget's Yorkie dog). The company donates 10% of proceeds to Perfect Pet Rescue and Autism Speaks.via

£150,000 Diamond-Set Lotus Europa

£150,000 Diamond-Set Lotus Europa

The British sportscar manufacturer has released a custom diamond-set Europa and was unveiled yesterday, September 14th in Hethel, Norfolk to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Lotus automobiles.

The said anniversary edition car has been kept tightly under wraps and is valued at £150,000. £111,000 of the Europa’s value comes from the sparkling diamonds that adorn the car, courtesy of Winsor Bishop. The diamonds are a prominent design feature of the black matte metal gear knob, tachometer and speedometer. Hidden LED accent lighting will ensure the diamonds are noticed at every turn. The exterior of the car features a high-gloss black base mixed with tiny glass flakes.


“We were delighted to work with Lotus on this exciting project and are thrilled with the sparkling results,” remarked Sophie Croydon, Director of Winsor Bishop. “Diamond setting a car was a first for Winsor Bishop, by specifying 164 beautiful Round Brilliant Diamonds with a market value of £111,100, we have helped create a truly unique Lotus Europa.”via

Diamonds On Skeleton

Diamond Jewelries on Skeleton

Diamonds on skeleton? Yes. A creative director, Fabrice Frere, uses skelton as a medium of his ads. Lots of ads styles today used to market a product but this one is really unique. Would you buy a diamond jewelry from him? Well, that's only his props and diamonds remains diamonds.via