Brown gemstone

It first appeared cut and polished when it was first exhibited at the Paris World Fair, in 1937. From 1975 to 1990, the diamond was loaned by its owner Mrs. Ella Friedus to the American Museum of Natural History.

A beautiful Topaz crystal on a block of matrix. The top half is nearly eye-clear. The matrix behind the crystal turns golden and looks as though it is within the stone.

Brown diamonds, often referred to as "chocolate" or "cognac" diamonds, are an increasingly popular choice in the world of fine jewellery. While historically overlooked in favour of their colourless or vividly coloured counterparts, brown diamonds have found a special place in contemporary designs.

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