Following Justin Bieber, it seems that many young celebs are now getting engaged in their early 20s! Brooklyn Beckham, 21 just announced his is getting married to girlfriend Nicola Peltz.
The emerald cut solitaire style is a timeless classic and has been worn by many celebs over the years from Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor to Jennifer Lopez, Angelina Jolie and Beyoncé.
Rubies, the birthstone of July.
Rubies are the king of gems and represent Love, Health and Wisdom.
Tradition believes that wearing a ruby will bring good fortune and prosperity.
Colored pink to blood-red, they are the fiercest of them all.
After a research conducted with consumers in the US, they believe gifts this year should be meaningful, and see diamonds as the top representation of that notion, according to a survey by De Beers.
Some 56% of both men and women believed a meaningful gift was a better choice than one that was practical, functional or fun. Respondents also classified diamonds as a gift that symbolized intimacy, connectedness and love. Additionally, 90% of those surveyed felt it was important to give a present to a loved one that holds its value over time, with more people choosing diamonds as that gift.
“The Covid-19 crisis and associated lockdowns have caused people all around the world to reevaluate aspects of what’s important in their lives, and have reinforced the value of personal relationships,” De Beers CEO Bruce Cleaver_ Source Rapaport.
We have been following Kurt Pio inspirational diamond art work for quite some time.
We were so excited when we heard about his new exhibition inspired by the most iconic
diamond and emerald necklace of Elizabeth Taylor!
Kurt replicated the piece though his unique pop cut out technique to honor the famous diamond lover.
Our mission is to spread love and happiness…not only with our timeless diamonds and jewelry…but also by beautiful & inspiring moments like this! As a tribute to motherhood we have asked Chiara to share with you her thoughts & feelings about the most precious gifts of life!
Now,more then ever, we need to show our emotions to our loved ones and keep believing in our dreams!
Enjoy a sweet & real interview by Chiara, exclusively taken for each and everyone of you!
Have a brilliant Mother’s Day,
from Chiara & Us!
In this exclusive interview for Danelian diamond club,
Chiara is wearing our earcuff and our chain golden bracelet.
The gemstone, which is now called the Hope Diamond, was formed deep within the Earth more than 1 billion years ago! It was originally used as one of the decorations of an Indian temple idol. But one day a Hindu priest decided it was far too beautiful and valuable to leave there and plucked it out. He was severely punished, of course, but the Hope Diamond was already out of the temple.
“The King’s jewel,” “The blue of France” “The Cursed Diamond” are some nicknames for the most mysterious and seemingly dangerous gem in history. The selected few who were “lucky” enough to possess the
famous Hope Diamond died horrific deaths. A 45.52 carat deep blue diamond with a steely deep blue color that emits a unique red luminescence, that is the magnificent truth of the Hope Diamond.
From a merchant to Louis XIV, to Marie Antoinette, to several socialites, great diamond Houses,
this mythical gem is estimated to be insured for $250 millions.
This gem is a symbol of human power, unimaginative beauty and proof that we never stop trying, fearlessly.
It’s final destination, the National Museum of Modern History in the United States.
Gems are a magnificent part of our planet. And diamonds are the purest stone
that can be found on Earth. We honor Earth Day with this video just to get
you in the mood on a mystery: Where do diamonds come from?
This is simply our kind of glam homy read ;) And a New York Times bestseller too!
As entertaining as it is incisive, Stoned is a raucous journey through the history of human desire for what is rare, and therefore precious. What makes a stone a jewel? What makes a jewel priceless? And why do we covet beautiful things? In this brilliant account of how eight jewels shaped the course of history, jeweler and scientist Aja Raden tells an original and often startling story about our unshakeable addiction to beauty and the darker side of human desire.
What moves the world is what moves each of us: desire. Jewelry—which has long served as a stand-in for wealth and power, glamor and success—has birthed cultural movements, launched political dynasties, and started wars. Masterfully weaving together pop science and history, Stoned breaks history into three categories—Want, Take, and Have—and explains what the diamond on your finger has to do with the GI Bill, why green-tinted jewelry has been exalted by so many cultures, why the glass beads that bought Manhattan for the Dutch were initially considered a fair trade, and how the French Revolution started over a coveted necklace.
Studded with lively personalities and fascinating details, Stoned tells the remarkable story of our abiding desire for the rare and extraordinary.
What better time to read about historic gems and famous diamond stories! Stay Tuned for more:
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