HomeFeature#WealthyWishWednesday: The Blue Diamond admin Wednesday, December 3, 2014 Feature, Lifestyle, The Receipt Our #WealthyWishWednesday selection this week goes to none other than the rarest diamond in the world, The Blue Diamond. Known as the most sought after diamond in the world, collectors and diamond enthusiasts will break the bank to own one of these beauties. Most are already owned by world re-known diamond sculptors and are stored under tight security. We would probably never own one, however let’s at least take a look at three blue diamonds that has a bit of history that’s quite interesting. Bulgari Blue Diamond Ring, $15.7 Million Bulgari’s two-stone ring is an original made in 1972. It features a triangular-cut vivid blue diamond that weighs 10.95 carats; second, its other stone is another triangular shaped diamond that weighs 9.87 carats. The ring is certified gem that comes complete report from the Gemological Institute of America, which solidifies its weight, clarity, color, and pure flawlessness. Chopard’s Blue Diamond Ring, $16.26 Million Chopard’s blue diamond is the cream of the crop. Its exquisite features include a flawless, blue oval-shaped diamond ring with triangle-shaped diamond around it set in 18-carat white gold. This prize piece had a 2013 value of $1.7 million per carat. Heart of the Ocean Diamond, $20 Million Although an exact imitation was used in the movie Titanic, it is one of the most recognizable blue diamond piece of jewelry in the world. The Heart of the Ocean Diamond necklace was created by Harry Winston. It features a 15-carat blue diamond and is the most expensive piece ever worn at the Academy Awards. The necklace was worn in 1998 by actress Gloria Stuart, who played the older Rose in Titanic. This necklace is so sought after that replicas are often sold at auction for $3.5 million. All prices listed were as of October 2013 via TheRichest.com.
