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Mouawad and the most expensive in the world necklace L'Incomparable ... $ 50 million




Mouawad and the most expensive in the world necklace L'Incomparable ... $ 50 million in 18-carat pink gold with 91 diamonds weighing 635 carats 40 ... !!!! .. It's amazing necklace converge toward the center to connect endpoints suspension - "peerless" diamond weighing 407 carats 48. This stone is the largest diamond purity IF (almost perfect purity) of all assessed the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), according to the company. In a previous, untreated state diamond weighed 890 carats. As the story goes, the diamond was a little girl accidentally discovered in 1980 in a pile of kimberlite, sorted waste, as it seemed too big to contain diamonds. For the first time in the state faceted diamond it was introduced in 1984. Then it was exhibited in several museums, the first of which was the Smithsonian Institution.
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 The machine of pure gold was confiscated by the police.  Argentinian Eduardo de Valferno in 1911 managed to sell 6 times a stolen "Mona Lisa."