Beautiful Heart

Beautiful Heart Jewelry


The "Heart-shaped" is a common form symbolizes love and romance. He did not have in our tradition of Valentine's Day, our cards and gifts, and our jewelry designs as well. This ornament is often precious metals like gold and silver, and with the design heart-shaped, it describes not only the ideals of love and romance, but caring and belonging as well.

In this article we will, if it "examined heart-shaped symbol" Come and discover the heart of the world's most famous diamond-shaped.

The heart symbol has been used for many years to the spiritual, emotional, moral and spiritual core of a related person. It is often "red") is responsible for the same color as it suggests not only the blood (which is at the heart pumping throughout the body, but the passion and strong emotions and feelings ... and what can possibly be stronger than true love?

A heart-shaped diamond may be rare, but the diamond of rare and famous of all the heart is the "blue heart" (sometimes called the Eugenie Blue considered). It is used by many to be one of the best examples of a blue diamond, the world has ever known has done. Diamond only, perhaps she can compete in the glory, the Hope diamond, but the heart of the unique shape of the Blue Heart Diamond makes it really stay in the crowd. In terms of sheer elegance and simplicity, there is only a few diamonds which hold a candle to the blue heart.

Technically, the blue heart diamond carat weight 30.82 metric, its probably one of two Indian or African. The rough diamond was cut by Antan Ekyanan of Neuilly, Paris, either 1909 or 1910th Its dimensions are 20mm x 19mm x 12mm.

The first record we had when this diamond Cartier purchased the diamond from a woman named Mrs. Unzue Argentina in 1910. Unzue women had put the diamond in a blouse, and remained fixed until it is sold by Van Cleef & Arpels in 1953.

Hence, it is selling a road to the European family, then a boy named Harry Winston 1959th He put the diamond in a ring, and it will then be sold to Marjorie Merriweather Post, which finally gave the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC He remains on display here today. At some point, the blue heart, the Hope diamond, and the heart of eternity, as we saw in the Smithsonian Institution.