NATURE | Diamonds | The Pinks of Argyle | PBS

Turning up every once in a million at Argyle, the largest diamond mine in the world, are diamonds of the most extraordinary color ­ a bright, bold, beautiful pink. Nothing like them has been found anywhere else. Experience the spellbinding allure and timelessness of Earth's most valued and mysterious stone when the NATURE series airs Diamonds Sunday, September 30th at 8 p.m. (ET) on PBS (check local listings). Actress Stockard Channing narrates the program. For more information, visit http:/www.pbs.org/nature

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NATURE | Diamonds | Diamond Cutting | PBS

The basic techniques of diamond cutting haven't changed since the 16th Century. From NATURE's "Diamonds" airing Sunday, September 30th at 8 p.m. (ET) on PBS (check local listings). The program examines the oldest, hardest natural substance in the world ­- diamonds -- from their beginnings in the core of the earth, through mining and acquisition, to the history of the most famous of these extraordinary gems. Actress Stockard Channing narrates the program. For more information, visit http:/www.pbs.org/nature

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Hope Diamond Put on Display 'naked'

The world's largest blue diamond went on public display Wednesday, for the first time without its ornate setting. The 45.5-carat, walnut-size diamond will be on view by itself for several months while a new setting is prepared. (Sept. 23)

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http://www.luxuries4millionaire Famous diamonds of the world

http://www.luxuries4millionaire.com Famous diamonds of the world -3 Precious stones Luxurious jewellery Millionaire luxuries Millennium Star William Goldberg Ian Balfour

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Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton THE DIAMOND RING

Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton THE DIAMOND RING! Liz & Dick showing off the amazing diamond ring he gave her for her 40th birthday.

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Marilyn Monroe - Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend

Marilyn at her iconic best singing a song that would always be identified with her from GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES.

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Joan & Melissa Rivers - MyHollywood.com Red Carpet Jewelry

Joan & Melissa Rivers talk about the accessories seen on the Red Carpet at the 2008 Emmy Awards.

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Platinum Guild International TV

An sight into how platinum jewellery gets chosen for celebrities attending red red carpet ceremonies

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Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work | The Crown Jewels | PBS

PBS Airdate Wednesday, November 19 at 8/7C (check local listings) http://www.pbs.org/opb/monarchy/episodes/headofstate.html The British crown jewels are so precious that they travel in secret and can only be handled by one man, the crown jeweler. He gives a guided tour of the crown, which Queen Elizabeth II dons for the incredibly lush and symbolic ceremony that opens Parliament each year. See it all on PBS’s six-part miniseries Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work. For more information visit http://www.pbs.org/monarchy queen crown royal jewels jeweler monarchy Britain Buckingham Palace Tower of London diamonds

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The Imperial State Crown

The Imperial State Crown, presented by Queen Elizabeth II in 1970's. Her Majesty in this video speaks about the Imperial State Crown, she explains the use of the Crown and the story behind the Crown's main stones and gems. The Imperial State Crown is one of the British Crown Jewels. The Crown is of a design similar to St Edward's Crown: it includes a base of four crosses pattée alternating with four fleurs-de-lis, above which are four half-arches surmounted by a cross. Inside is a velvet cap with an ermine border. The Imperial State Crown is 31.5cm high, weighs 0.91kg. The crown includes over 3000 precious gems and stones, including: 2,868 diamonds, 273 pearls, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, and 5 rubies and the 317 carat Cullinan II, the second largest cut diamond in the world. The present crown is about the tenth manifestation since the Restoration. It was originally designed and made for Queen Victoria in 1838 and was used at the coronations of Edward VII and George V. It was remade with practically the same stones for George VI in 1937. For the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 the shape of the arches was altered to reduce the height. Although more than 2,800 diamonds are mounted in it, the crown is best known for it's major stones, famous either for their historical interest or their actual value. This crown is rarely worn, except for the State Opening of Parliament. The Imperial State Crown, except when in use at State Openings, together with the other Crown Jewels, may be found on display at Jewel House in the Tower of London.

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Princess Diana Her Life in Jewels Part 1

Hey Guys! I had to upload this again cause the bottom half of the screen well green?????? WHY I do not know?? Any how, here is a documentary filled with beautiful footage of diana wearing stunning jewels and dresses to match. ENJOY!

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Princess Diana Her Life in Jewels Part 2

Part 2

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