As saying is: Let us not be too particular; it is better to have old secondhand diamonds than none at all. But 5-carat pink diamond that was sold off for a record $10.8 million in Hong Kong on Tuesday, Reuters reports is really the rare everyone would like to be owner of:-) However it’s great wedding gifg, isn’t it?

The stone has “vivid pink” color and considered near perfect, but not quite flawless, triggered brisk bidding in Christie’s autumn sales of Asian and Chinese art in Hong Kong.
“No stone has ever been sold for $2 million a carat, we were used to … a million dollars a carat for colored diamonds but never 2 million,” said Francois Curiel, Christie’s Europe chairman. “This is an absolute record that is not going to be broken for a while I believe.”
The stone, set in a so-called “cushion-cut” ring by famed jewelers Graff Diamonds, was just a quarter the size of the Geneva stone and not quite flawless but the stone’s “vivid pink” is considered near perfect. Curiel described it as a “fabulous pink diamond, probably one of the rarest stones I’ve ever seen.”
While the world’s most expensive jewel ever sold at auction is the “Wittelsbach” blue diamond, a 17th-century deep grayish-blue stone that fetched $24 million last year, top red and pink gemstones are also known for stratospheric valuations.
I guess the one who bought it would never worry about diets. The only carrots, the number of carats in a diamond only!:-) Guess, he or she is right.













