Birth Process Of Luxury Tiffany Yellow Diamond

In 1878, Mr. Tiffany bought the world's largest and best yellow diamond from the Kimberley Diamond Mine in South Africa. Under the guidance of Dr. George Frederick Kunz, Tiffany's famous gemologist, craftsmen cut the 287.42 carat diamond into a fine diamond with 82 cutting faces and 128.54 carats (most bright cut diamonds have only 58 cutting faces). This gem suddenly added legendary brilliance and brightness, and was titled“ Tiffany Diamond ”The title of is a model of Tiffany's exquisite craftsmanship.

Charles Lewis Tiffany, founder of the brand (1812-1902)

Pillow cut Tiffany Yellow diamond

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The "Ribbon Rosette" (ribbon necklace) designed by Jean Schlumberger is inlaid with Tiffany yellow diamonds in the promotional poster of the film "Tiffany's Breakfast", which is gracefully worn between Audrey Hepburn's neck.

　　Detailed Swag Necklace Sketch

Tiffany yellow diamond inlaid on Jean Schlumberger's "bird on the stone" diamond inlaid birds live on this famous diamond. This piece of work is displayed in Tiffany's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York.

Elizabeth Taylor wears Tiffany Dolphin brooch

This was a gift from Richard Burton, the film star, at the opening ceremony of the 1964 film Night of the Iguana. By Tiffany designer This luxurious brooch made by Jean Schlumberger is made of 18K gold and inlaid with diamonds, emeralds and sapphires on a platinum base. Rich colors are integrated into one, which is bright, three-dimensional and luxurious Jewellery The distinctive features of the work. {page_break}

In the promotional poster of the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," the "Ribbon Rosette" (ribbon necklace) designed by Jean Schlumberger and inlaid with Tiffany yellow diamonds.