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A diamond necklace is a stunning status symbol that can add sophistication and elegance to any type of clothing or for any event. While necklaces started out as a cord or chain around the neck, they have evolved to be beautiful works of jewelry art and design.

 

Diamond necklaces can range from the classic diamond solitaire pendant to elaborate designs holding hundreds of diamonds.

The allure and fascination with the diamond necklace is not a new phenomenon. One of the world's most famous diamond necklaces was give to Marie Antoinette by King Louis XVI. The focal point of the diamond necklace was the Hope Diamond, weighing 45.52 carats and breathtaking in it's extremely rare deep blue color. If you are interested in history and want to hear about the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, click here.

 

The diamond solitaire necklace, already a jewelry wardrobe staple, is bigger than ever. What's new about diamond solitaires is the wide variety of designs you have. Here are some of the more popular styles of necklaces.

 

Some of the currently popular styles of diamond necklaces

 

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The allure and fascination with the diamond necklace is not a new phenomenon. One of the world's most famous diamond necklaces was give to Marie Antoinette by King Louis XVI. The focal point of the diamond necklace was the Hope Diamond, weighing 45.52 carats and breathtaking in it's extremely rare deep blue color. If you are interested in history and want to hear about the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, click here.

 

The diamond solitaire necklace, already a jewelry wardrobe staple, is bigger than ever. What's new about diamond solitaires is the wide variety of designs you have. Here are some of the more popular styles of necklaces.

 

Cartier has been associated for many years with India since it was one of the first few luxury houses that used to sell to the Maharajahs as early as the late nineteenth century. Jacques Cartier, one of the Cartier brothers, male several trips to India starting 1911, when he visited on the occasion of the Delhi durbar and also in 1928 when the most famous diamond necklace in the world was created by Cartier Paris for Bhupindar Singh of Patiala. Ever since, an intensified relationship was built between Cartier and the Maharajahs.

 

On April 23, 1990, a crowd gathered at Sotheby’s to bid on a collection of jewelry belonging to Paulette Goddard, a former Ziegfeld Follies showgirl who had overcome childhood poverty to become one of Hollywood’s wealthiest and most glamorous stars.

 

The collection included Paulette’s famous diamond necklace composed of 570 stones (that she said she accumulated “by getting engaged so often. I never give anything back.”), a bombe emerald and diamond bracelet her former husband Charlie Chaplin gave her as a consolation prize when she lost the part of Scarlett O’Hara to Vivien Leigh, and a two-foot string of rubies and diamonds that was so heavy, Paulette used to brag, that she “could only wear it a few minutes at a time.”

 

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Catherine the Great diamond necklace sells for over US$1.5 million at auction

 

A diamond necklace believed to have been made for 18th century Russian empress Catherine the Great fetched over US$1.5 million (Ђ1.3 million) at auction Thursday night in Geneva, but sold at just below the high-end estimate.

Some 200 collectors and dealers of rare jewels packed into Sotheby's auction room for the sale at the city's plush Le Beau Rivage hotel.

Sotheby's executive director David Bennet said the auction house was "not really surprised" that the diamond necklace was sold for under its estimated worth, saying "we had put a full estimate on it."

"It's the most important historical necklace that we have sold at Sotheby's" in 30 years, said Bennett, who was auctioneer of the sale.

In total, over 340 lots were sold for 35.8 million francs (US$27.0 million; Ђ23.1 million) during the daylong auction. The most expensive of the jewels _ a pink diamond ring _ sold for 5.17 million francs (US$3.90 million; Ђ3.34 million).

But some collectors lamented what they called inflated prices, saying they more reflected the allure of famous names from history than actual market prices.

"When you sit here, it looks like the market is good because many private buyers are here," Milan dealer Isaac Nessim said. "But this is not reality for a dealer. It is almost impossible to buy a piece here."

Sotheby's did not disclose the names of most buyers, many of whom purchased items anonymously. It also refused to identify the former owner of the famed diamond necklace, saying only that it belonged to a lady from a "noble family."

Catherine II, or "the Great," was one of 18th century Europe's enlightened despots, known as much for her correspondence with French philosophers Diderot and Voltaire as for the reforms she introduced into Russian society and government. The self-described "philosopher on the throne" ruled as Russia's tsarina between 1762 and 1796.

The necklace, which holds 27 large cushion-shaped diamonds, is believed to have been made for Catherine during the beginning of her reign and was housed in the Russian state diamond fund in St. Petersburg until 1917. It includes a matching bow clasp.

The piece "is a rare survivor of the 18th century, when jewels were usually broken up to produce new jewelry in the latest styles," Sotheby's said. "Its survival, in its original state, is almost unheard of outside royal or museum collections."

On Tuesday, rival auction house Christie's also held an auction of magnificent jewels in Geneva, fetching 51 million Swiss francs (US$38.5 million; Ђ33 million) for over 280 lots.

Ten pieces sold for over US$1 million (Ђ857,000), and the most expensive jewel in the collection _ a crown set with diamonds _ went for just under 8 million francs (US$6.1 million; Ђ5.2 million) _ the highest price ever for a crown at auction.

Another record was set for the price of a single pearl, when the drop-shaped "La Regente" sold for 3.27 million francs (US$2.5 million; Ђ2.1 million), three times the low-end estimate.

That pearl, which weighs over 300 grams (over 10.5 ounces), was given by Napoleon Bonaparte to his second wife Marie-Louise in 1811, Christie's said.

Four decades later, Bonaparte's nephew, Napoleon III, had the pearl set in a corsage as a wedding present for his future wife, Eugenie de Montijo, who became Empress Eugenie of France, reports AP.
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The Affair of the Diamond Necklace

 

This affair was a scandal that took place at the court of King Louis XVI of France just before the French Revolution. An adventuress who called herself the comtesse de La Motte duped Cardinal de Rohan, the grand almoner, who was out of favor with Queen Marie Antoinette, into believing that she could regain the queen's regard for him. Mme de La Motte and her accomplices then engineered a sham correspondence between the cardinal and the queen and even arranged an interview between him and a woman impersonating the queen. In the interview the cardinal was led to believe that the queen wished to acquire a diamond necklace of enormous value and that she had chosen him as her confidential agent. When Rohan obtained the necklace from the jewelers, he turned it over to the comtesse; her husband took it to London, where it was broken up for sale. The affair became public after Rohan failed to meet the payments to the jewelers. The cardinal was arrested and tried by the parlement; he was acquitted but lost his position in court. Mme de La Motte was punished and imprisoned, but she escaped to London, where she wrote her highly questionable memoirs. Alessandro Cagliostro, at first suspected of complicity, was acquitted. The queen, noted for her extravagance and frivolity, was unjustly implicated in the affair; her enemies hinted that she had schemed to ruin the cardinal or that she had used her favor to obtain the necklace and then refused to pay. The scandal added greatly to her unpopularity at a critical time. A vast literature has grown around the subject, notably Dumas's romance The Queen's Necklace and Carlyle's Diamond Necklace

 

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North Carolina,  (NC) - Charlotte, Greensboro, Hickory, Raleigh-Durham, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Cary, High Point, Wilmington, Asheville

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New Mexico,  (NM) – Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Roswell, Farmington, Alamogordo, Clovis, Hobbs, Carlsbad

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Vermont,  - Burlington, Essex, Rutland, Colchester, South Burlington, Bennington, Brattleboro, Hartford, Milton, Barre

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Washington,  (WA) - Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Everett, Federal Way, Kent, Yakima, Bellingham

Wisconsin,  (WI) - Appleton, Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine, Waukesha, Oshkosh, Eau Claire, West Allis

 

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Provinces

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Prince Edward Island

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New Brunswick

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Australia – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Newcastle, Gold Coast, Canberra, Wollongong, Sunshine Coast, Hobart, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Launceston

 

China – Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Wuhan, Shenyang, Guangzhou, Harbin, Xian, Chongqing, Kowloon, Chengdu, Changchun, Taiyuan, Nanjing, Jinan, Dalian, Qingdao, Lanzhou, Fushun, Zhengzhou, Changsha, Datong, Anshan, Hangzhou, Shijiazhuang, Guiyang, Hong Kong, Jilin, Urumqi, Shenzhen, Nanchang, Fuzhou, Nanning, Xuzhou, Kunming, Tangshan, Luoyang

 

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Bahrain – Manama (Manamah)

 

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Israel - Jerusalem, Tel Aviv - Yafo, Be'er Sheva, Ashqelon, Haifa

 

Kuwait - as-Salimiyah (Salmiya), Jalib as-Suyuh, Kuwait City

 

Lebanon – Beirut, Tripoli, Sayda, Sur

 

Saudi Arabia – Riyadh, Jiddah, Mecca, Medinah (Medina), ad-Dammam, at-Taif, Tabuk, Buraydah, al-Hufuf, Khamis Mushayt, Hail, Kharj, Jubail, Hafar-al-Batin, Yanbu, Abha, Araar, al-Hawiyah, Unayzah, Najran

 

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United Arab Emirates – Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Al Ain, Ajman, Ras al Khaymah, Jebel Ali

 

Jordan – Amman, Irbid

 

Syria - Aleppo (Halab), Damascus, Homs, Ladhiqiyah, Hamah, Dayr az-Zawr, Rakkah, Hasakah, Qamishly, Tartus

 

Libya – Tripoli, Benghazi, Homs, Misratah, Zawiyah, Barqa, Zlitan, Garyan, Tobruk, Yafran, al-Bayda, Tarhuna, Darnah

 

Yemen - Sana’a, Eden, Taizz, Hudaydah, Mukalla, Ibb, Dhamar

 

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