Diamond Rings

Woman finds diamond ring in garbage truck

A Bedford, Mass. woman who mistakenly threw her diamond ring in the trash had the ring back ,after she and a garbage company tracked down the ring, going to great lengths to retrieve it.
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For Bills’ Quarterback, Losing (Wedding Ring) Is Not an Option

For Fitzpatrick, the conscious decision to wear his ring makes him something of an anomaly in the N.F.L., where most players — especially quarterbacks — opt to leave it in their lockers, fearful of injuring their hands or fingers.
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Pear-shaped 110-carat diamond to go under hammer

One of the world's largest diamonds, a pear-shaped 110.3-carat yellow rock, will go under the hammer in Geneva in November expecting to fetch about $15 million
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Liz Taylor’s 33-Carat Diamond Up for Auction
The 33.19-carat emerald-cut diamond was a gift from Richard Burton, whom she married twice. Burton bought the piece at Sotheby’s, New York, in May 1968 for $305,000, then an auction record for such a ring. The stone, worn by Taylor on an almost- daily basis, will reappear at Christie’s Rockefeller Plaza rooms priced at $2.5 million to $3 million on Dec. 13. The two-day sale of Taylor’s jewels is valued at $30 million.

Brilliant 10 Diamond Touted as "World's Most Brilliant Cut"
The Brilliant 10 diamond cut, a new cut designed and patented by South African diamond and platinum dealer Yair Shimansky, is the world's "most brilliant cut," the diamond company says. Shimansky explained to DiamondWorld.net that his diamond design, the result of research into optics and light play in polished diamonds, has "0% leakage" and that the uniqueness of the cut lies in its ability to reflect light back through both the diamond's table and its crown, giving off 25% more brilliance than the standard brilliant cut and making the stone appear two shades whiter than its actual color.