Showing posts with label Natural History Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural History Museum. Show all posts
Friday, February 25, 2011
110-ct. Yellow Diamond on Display in London
The world’s largest known vivid yellow pear-shape diamond is now on display at London’s Natural History Museum. Known as the Sun-Drop, the 110-ct. diamond, mined in Africa, has been lent to the museum by Cora International—the diamond company that crafted the original rough diamond.
The famous gem was placed on display today in the museum’s “Vault,” a gallery for its “rarest, unique and most
110-ct. Yellow Diamond on Display in London
The world’s largest known vivid yellow pear-shape diamond is now on display at London’s Natural History Museum. Known as the Sun-Drop, the 110-ct. diamond, mined in Africa, has been lent to the museum by Cora International—the diamond company that crafted the original rough diamond.
The famous gem was placed on display today in the museum’s “Vault,” a gallery for its “rarest, unique and most
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