World’s most expensive Blue Diamond set in a Bulgari ring sold for a record $9 million

In the world of most expensive diamonds, one variety which is sought after by collectors, are the blue diamonds. Some of these have managed to break records during their sale, including the likes of Bulgari $2.9 million blue diamond ring, the Bvlgari vivid blue diamond, and De Beers Millenium Collection diamond. One other such precious blue diamond, happened to the1965 Bulgari circa ring, which was expected to sell at around $2.3 million at a Bonham’s auction. The diamond has finally been sold, but for a many times the expected price to finally bring in £6.2 million ($9.49 million) at Bonham’s Fine Jewelry sale in London. The price tag also puts the 5.30 blue diamond ring to be the most expensive diamond on a per carat basis. The buyer is known to be Graff Diamonds, one of the world’s best known collector houses of the precious stone.

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$700,000 Most Expensive iPad Mini Case is studded with Sapphires and Diamonds

There’s less of it, but no less to it; Apple’s exclusively-new iPad Mini which has been designed to deliver the full iPad experience in half the size of an iPad, and can be handled in one hand, is the Apple’s latest blockbuster product with which the star-manufacturer entered the small tablet market. Introduced to compete directly with the cheaper and similar sized tablets, the $329 iPad Mini was reportedly sold-out online just after its pre-orders opened on October 26th. Considering that in a short span of time everyone around will be using an iPad Mini, making it an item of common-use, the New York based The Natural Sapphire Company has come up with a sparkling option which will certainly help the discerning iPad Mini owners to stand-out and make a real statement of individuality. As the designers who earlier introduced the $100,000 most expensive iPhone 5 case, has now released the finest iPad Mini Case encrusted in dazzling sapphires and diamonds.

World’s first bejeweled solid gold VISA Infinite Card for Sberbank’s top 100 customers

After the Eurasian Bank in the oil-rich and the world’s largest landlocked country Kazakhstan introduced the diamond-studded VISA Infinite card, now the Kazakhstan’s Sberbank in collaboration with VISA has launched the world’s first jewel-encrusted solid gold VISA Infinite companion card. Especially designed in response to the growing appetite for elite, status-symbol cards, this coveted piece of luxury which can be used for chip transactions will be available by invitation only to Sberbank’s top 100 customers. Manufactured by Rosan Diamond in Russia, the card is made of solid gold and embedded with 26 diamonds, totaling 0.17 carats, and mother of pearl, with brushed gold finish, this particular card will act as a companion card to the Sberbank standard Visa Infinite card.