The most expensive giant diamond ring A ring called the Witt | Honest historian
The most expensive giant diamond ring
A ring called the Wittelsbach-Graff, which takes a branch of the most expensive jewelry ever created by human hands. That's because it's estimated to be worth as much as $80 million.
This diamond was discovered in distant India, in the Kunlur Mein area at the end of the seventeenth century. Dark blue in color that shimmers with shades of black, as well as a unique weight of 31.6 carats. Three of the world's most renowned jewelers labored to create this not-so-small masterpiece, creating its perfect diamond shape and cut. In the beginning, the stone of such an unusual shape belonged to the Spanish king and conqueror Philip IV, who presented it as a gift to his beloved daughter, Margarita Teresa, and only after it became a national treasure, exhibited in the National Museum of Natural History, so many could admire its beauty up close. The stone showed up at auctions several times, but no one bought it. It was not until 1964 that it was bought by an anonymous buyer.
