Most iconic jewels in history

This diamond is unique for its intense green color and exceptional rarity, making it one of the most valuable gems in the world. Its beauty and its history intertwined with royalty make it a piece of inestimable value.

This impressive 189.62-carat diamond is part of the Russian Imperial Sceptre, one of the most important royal insignias. Its size, beauty, and place in history make it an iconic jewel.

This deep blue diamond is one of the world's most famous and mysterious gems, known for its rarity and its reputation for being 'cursed'. Its history and presence at the Smithsonian Institution maintain its status as a symbol of luxury and enigma.

This large natural pearl is iconic for its perfect shape and rich history, having belonged to Spanish royalty and, later, to Elizabeth Taylor. Its artistic legacy and historical value maintain its status as a legendary jewel.

The Cullinan Diamond was the largest rough diamond ever found, and its main piece, the Cullinan I, is set in the Sceptre with the Cross of the British Crown Jewels. Its record size and its integration into the royal regalia make it a jewel of global importance.

This is one of the world's largest diamonds, with a millenary history full of mysteries and ownership disputes. Its historical value and its status as part of the British Crown Jewels make it unmistakable.

This ring redefined engagement jewelry and remains a tribute to Lady Di, now worn by Kate Middleton. Its iconic design and its connection to the British monarchy maintain its relevance and unique style.

This necklace became a symbol of classic style and timeless elegance, demonstrating that fashion impact does not depend on material value. It continues to inspire designs and represents a legacy of sophistication.

This family tiara became famous for being worn by Lady Diana Spencer at her wedding, granting it a special place in history. Its floral design and its association with the 'People's Princess' make it an iconic jewel.

This vivid pink diamond is the largest and most flawless ever graded by the GIA, having broken auction records. Its extreme rarity and value solidify its status as one of the world's most valuable gemstones.

Created by Cartier in 1933, this imperial green jadeite necklace is one of the world's most famous and valuable jadeite jewels. Its ownership history and record-breaking auction prices make it a legendary piece.

Unveiled in 2013, this necklace was named the most expensive in the world, notable for its 407.48-carat natural yellow diamond. Its value and the size of its central gem maintain its status as a benchmark of high jewelry and extreme luxury.