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Found in the Central Africa, the Ocean Dream diamond is a magnificent stone weighing around 5.51 carats. The color of this gem is so unusual that many gemologists thought that it was synthetically colored in the laboratory. Till date, no diamond has been found of this color and shape. The facts given by the Gemological Institute of America, the unique color of this famous Ocean Dream diamond was formed due to the flaws in the atomic structure of the stone.
The gem’s blue- green exotic color combination was the result of the earth’s radiation making defects in the stone’s atomic structure and giving rise to this color. This amazing diamond was exposed to radiation for many years and this ultimately resulted in the unusual fancy hue. Scientific investigations have revealed that that this type of color and size is rarest among the rare diamonds. In the year 2003, the rare Ocean Dream diamond had been displayed in the collections of the “The Splendor of Diamonds" held in the Smithsonian Museum, Washington.
This precious stone was placed with the other magnificent unique diamonds of the world like De Beers Millennium Star, Moussaieff Red, and The Heart of Eternity. The exhibition was organized by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, the Steinmetz group and the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). It was an effort of bringing down the most valuable and precious gems of the world. The Ocean Dream diamond along with the other diamonds looked like constellation of stars.
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| Diamond Collections |
| Aurora Diamond Collection |
| Diamond Cuts and Shapes |
Asscher Cut
Baguette Cut
Briolette Cut
Cushion Cut
Heart Shape
Marquise Cut
Pear Cut
Princess Cut
Radiant Cut |
| Diamond Trading Companies |
Aber Diamond Corporation, Toronto
Alrosa, Russia
Anglo-American plc, London
Ascorp, Angola
BHP Billiton
Cartier, New York
Damas, Dubai
De Beers Group
Debswana Diamond Company, Botswana
Endiama, Angola
Eurostar Diamonds Limited
Harry Winston Inc., New York
Leviev Group, Israel
Namdeb Diamond Corporation, Namibia
Rapaport Corporation, New York
Rio Tinto Diamonds, Belgium
Rosy Blue, Belgium
Tahera Diamond Corporation, Toronto
Tiffany and Co., New York
Zale Corporation, Texas |
| Famous Diamonds |
Allnatt Diamond
Centenery Diamond
Cullinan Diamond
Darya-ye Noor Diamond
Deepdene
Dresden Green Diamond
Dudley Diamond
Eugenie Blue Diamond
Excelsior Diamond
Florentine Diamond
Great Chrysanthemum Diamond
Great Mogul Diamond
Heart of Eternity Diamond
Hope Diamond
Hortensia Diamond
Idol’s Eye
Incomparable Diamond
Jones Diamond
Kimberley Diamond
Koh-i-Noor
Lesotho Promise
Millennium Star
Moussaieff red Diamond
Nizam Diamond
Ocean Dream Diamond
Oppenheimer Diamond
Orloff
Paragon Diamond
Portuguese Diamond
Premier Rose Diamond
Pumpkin Diamond
Red Cross Diamond
Regent Diamond
Sancy
Shah Diamond
Spirit of de Grisogono Diamond
Spoonmaker’s Diamond
Star of Arkansas
Star of the South
Steinmetz Pink Diamond
Taylor-Burton Diamond
The Golden Jubilee
Tiffany Yellow Diamond
Uncle Sam Diamond
Vargas Diamond |
| Types of Diamond |
Blue Diamond
Black Diamond
Synthetic Diamond |
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