The three most collectible natural colored diamonds-part-3-Golden Jubilee

Golden Jubilee

The Golden Jubilee Diamond is the world's largest multi-faceted natural colored diamond, weighing 545.67 carats. In 1985, the Golden Majesty Diamond was discovered at the Premier Mine in South Africa when it was just an unpolished rough stone weighing 755.5 carats. Initially, this highly respected natural diamond was named "Anonymous Brown Diamond." In the next 5 years, because the diamond was too difficult to cut, people did not try to change it, so it still maintained the most original appearance. Then in 1990, De Beers hired the famous diamond cutter Gabi Tolkowsky,

He changed the fate of this natural diamond with his skillful craftsmanship. In order to make it show the most dazzling light, De Beers Group also built a solid underground studio specifically for Gaby. After two full years of hard work, this natural colored diamond finally came out with a new image of "fire rose pillow cut". In 1995, this natural fancy color diamond was purchased by a Thai business group and shipped around the world to receive blessings from religious leaders, including Pope John Paul II. In 2000, at the 50th anniversary of the coronation of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand, this natural colored diamond was presented as a valuable gift to the king.

Now, this natural diamond still belongs to the Royal Thai and has great collection value. In the photo, the golden majesty diamond may appear orange, but its official color rating is yellowish brown. This natural diamond has also received a valuation of nearly 12 million US dollars, but experts agree that its price will be higher in today's auctions.