The origin of black diamonds is only from Two continents one in Brazil, South America and In Central Africa. Isn’t it strange that these two lands were adjacent in the past? Pangea Anyone? Simple Coincidence? Nope, I don’t think so.
As a real, natural diamond, these stones share all of the same meanings and symbolism as traditional white diamonds, such as strength, wisdom, Eternity, & Everlasting love. Italians in ancient times believe that black diamonds wield the power to restore the relationship of a married couple, and the Black Orlov diamond had a reputation for bestowing happiness and good fortune on anyone who touched it.
Some Famous Black Diamonds
1. Called "Sergio” the largest diamond ever found came from Brazil and weighs in at an impressive 3,167 carats, or about 1.4 pounds
2. Seen for the last time in Tokyo in 1971, the Black Star of Africa is a massive 202 carats.
3. The Star of Islam is an emerald cut diamond weighing 160.18 carats.
4. The most famous of all is the Black Orlov diamond. It weighed 195 carats in the rough. Beautifully cut and polished to a faceted, cushion-shaped gem, the Black Orlov still weighs a very respectable 67.5 carats.
Unique, captivating, and somewhat mysterious, black diamonds have become a popular choice for engagement rings, men’s bands, and fashion jewelry. Black diamonds can be dressed up or down with a look that can be either edgy or sophisticated, and it is this versatility that makes them a perfect choice for any piece of jewelry.
Weight: 2.75G
Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
diamond Weight: 0.11 CT
Gemstone Type: Black diamond
Feature: Polish
