The Most Priceless Top 10 Jewels in World

The art of the jeweler is entirely with the desires of the heart. In this blog we present 10 standout creations that raise the bar for the entire trade.

Boucheron
Designed by award-winning industrial designer Marc Newson, the Julia necklace is inspired by the world of fractal geometry and named after French mathematician Gaston Julia. Featuring some 2,000 paved diamonds and sapphires set in white gold, it weighs only 260 grams and took Boucheron craftsmen more than 1,500 hours to create.

Bvlgari
The necklace is made of 951 brilliant-cut diamonds and 169 multi-colored sapphires of different shapes totalling 400 carats. It is among 11 one-of-a-kind jewellery pieces and seven limited-edition timepieces by Bvlgari sold at Christie's New York in December.

Cartier
This stunning necklace is part of Cartier's Inde Mysterieuse high jewellery collection, and it is inspired by the culture of Indian jewellery. It features an engraved tourmaline of 136 carats along with brown diamonds, briolette-cut diamonds and diamond beads.

Chopard
This diamond and sapphire necklace is one of 62 one-of-a-kind pieces from Chopard's 2009 Red Carpet collection. It is crafted from round sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 25 carats suspended by 31 pear-shaped sapphires of 34 carats.

Chaumet
Inspired by the bold and extreme emotions representing love at first sight, Le Grand Frisson necklace is set with three cushion-cut pigeon-blood rubies totalling 15 carats and 520 diamonds weighing more than 50 carats.

Graff
The Lesotho Promise necklace comes from a 603-carat rough diamond – the 15th largest diamond ever discovered in the world and it found at the Letseng Diamond Mine in Lesotho, a kingdom surrounded by South Africa. It features 26 gems meticulously cut from the rough stone. The total carat weight of this masterpiece is 223.35 carats.

Harry Winston
Inspired by American sailor tattoos from the 1920s to 1950s, Harry Winston has created a limited collection of one-off brooches featuring hearts, flowers and daggers. This Tattoo collection heart-shaped ruby brooch with diamond blossoms has 132 rubies of almost 55 carats and diamonds of more than four carats.

Piaget
Look closely at the central oval-cut tourmaline on this Limelight Paradise necklace by Piaget. Next, do the same with the Limelight Paradise ring’s cushion-cut aquamarine. In both cases, the transparency of the stones is amplified by the diamond setting. Both necklace and ring are in 18 carat white gold and were inspired by the natural world, specifically the lagoon.

Tiffany & Co.
Each heart-shaped diamond in this pair of earrings is internally flawless. They are surrounded by 76 round diamonds, set in platinum and weigh 10.03 carats.

Van Cleef & Arpels
Inspired by the French garden, the extraordinary Vicomte necklace features three rows of sapphire beads symbolising the flowing water of fountains, which are represented by two diamond motifs including two pear-shaped sapphires of more than 8.27 carats. The 211 sapphire beads weigh almost 450 carats.

16 Round Diamonds Pendant

Those who are looking for a special 16 diamond pendant will find that there are many choices available, since there are multiple ways that jewelry designers can arrange 16 round diamonds to create a stunning pendant pattern.

Some choose to mount the diamonds in a circle, while others choose triangles or other geometric shaped pendants to display the sparkling diamonds. Still others find that a cross or heart shape makes a pendant that is both meaningful and lovely.

Whatever the shape, there’s no denying that a pendant with 16 round diamonds endows it with more glamour.Diamond choice is another method jewelry designers use to create different types of diamond pendants, and this can greatly affect the price.

Generally, pendants with larger, higher quality diamonds will be priced higher, while those with smaller, low quality diamonds will be less expensive. Characteristics such as the number of flaws on the exterior of the diamond and on the interior of the diamond, which are used to determine the quality of the diamonds that go into the pendant. The flaw may be cracks, chips or spots in the diamond.

The following terms are what you may wondering when you are reading something about the diamond:

Flawless – This diamond is perfect, with no blemishes or inclusions visible under 10x magnification. These types of diamonds are extremely hard to find and are very expensive

Internally Flawless – This diamond is almost perfect but has some blemishes visible on the surface of the stone when viewed under 10x magnification.

VVS1 and VVS2 – These diamonds haves some tiny flaws, but are still highly desirable and costly.

VS1 and VS2 – These diamonds have larger flaws visible under magnification, but are still considered high quality gems.

SI1 – These diamonds are considered good quality. They have blemishes and inclusions larger than those of VS1 and VS2 gems, but these are generally not visible without a magnifier.

SI2 – Some of the blemishes and inclusions found in these diamonds can be seen by the naked eye.

I1 – Blemishes and inclusions can be seen by the naked eye. Lower quality.

I2 – Cloudy diamond with many blemishes and inclusions.

I3 – Very poor quality diamond, cloudy, lacking sparkle and shine.