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Bridal

Bridal

Our extraordinary diamonds are chosen with care to celebrate a love, a hope and a passion.

Our extraordinary diamonds are chosen with care to celebrate a love, a hope and a passion.

Elegant

Elegant

Elegant and timeless jewels. Effortlessly beautiful and classically inspired.

Elegant and timeless jewels. Effortlessly beautiful and classically inspired.

Estate

Estate

Antique jewelry for the collector in us all.

Antique jewelry for the collector in us all.

Fashion

Fashion

Outstanding pieces for sophisticated men and women.

Outstanding pieces for sophisticated men and women.

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As purveyors of fine antique and estate jewelry, we at Howard’s Diamond Center are fortunate to see a variety of antique cut diamonds. Two of our favorites are Old Mine Cuts and Old European Cuts. In this article, we will discuss the history, development, similarities, and differences between these two antique cuts of diamonds.
Knowing exactly where pearls came from is a little challenging since they were discovered long before any history was written about them. However, we do know that they have been worn as a formal type of jewelry for millennia due to the fragment of a pearl that was found lying in a sarcophagus by a Persian princess who dates all the way back to 420 BC. This artifact is now stored and can be viewed at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
The Koh-i-Noor diamond is undoubtedly the most famous in the world despite not being the largest or most valuable. The diamond is famous because of its illustrious and somewhat infamous past that weaves history, myth, and lore into the most compelling story of any diamond.
You have probably seen James Cameron's extraordinary motion picture "Titanic" that tells the true story of the most majestic cruise ship ever built on its first and final voyage across the Atlantic. The lead characters are Rose and Jack who are fictional characters set among a backdrop of actual passengers, such as the Unsinkable Molly Brown, John Jacob Astor IV, and Benjamin Guggenheim.
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