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OAK ISSUE - n° 16 - 2018 - € 10 www.theoney d.com
The Art of Sailing CRN Latona 50m
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BEST FRIEND The power of a sunny, sparkling diamond and the energy of yellow are the perfect combination for a truly unique gem. We tell you more about these precious and highly-prized stones
by Beatrice Galbiati
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he brightest and most intense diamonds are also the rarest and the most sought-after at auction. Just one in every 10,000 diamonds mined can be deemed a fancy colour diamond
but Mother Nature has very generously created over 350 different hues for us to choose from. An entire colour spectrum with stones valued according to their colour intensity and saturation. They hold their value very well too and, in fact, so-called fancy-colours are amongst the most precious gems in the world. Fancy yellow diamonds were once known as canary diamonds and remain the most famous fancies. Now THE ONE Yacht & Design reveals a luxury selection for its readers.
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Oposite: The yellow gold Pederzani fish broach features stunning fancy yellow diamonds. 2. A yellow centre diamond for this yellow and rose gold bracelet which also features white diamonds. By Dior Joaillerie 3. These platinum stud earrings from Tiffany’s Soleste collection have a glorious yellow diamond and a double row of white diamonds 4.Resonance is a platinum necklace with three fancy yellow briolette-cut diamonds, oval-shaped diamonds, natural pearls, rose-cut diamonds and brilliant-cut diamonds. By Cartier 5. Central emeralds combined with fancy yellow and white diamonds for these pendant earrings by Buccellati 6. This yellow gold ring has a large yellow diamond solitaire surrounded by emeralds and yellow diamonds. By De Grisogono
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