Hats off to the historic gem cutters ...who did not have the technology we have today... and still produced incredible stones... that monarchies did whatever they could to possess them.
I could Never Imagine holding a diamond that size!! Just amazing to watch how they cut them now! Back in the day they had to use a hammer, chisel a steady hand and a prayer!!
james it’s just a rock... a material possession doesn’t give you anything. At death you certainly don’t take it. If I had that rock I Would toss it in the ocean. It’s worthless in my eyes. People just put price tags in things for their benefit not caring much about ruining the earth in the process.
When I was a twelve year old collector of gems in 1957, my dad left me off in front of Harry Winston's on 5th Avenue. I walked in and asked if I could see the Hope diamond. That was before Winston donated it to the Smithsonian museums. They sat me down at one of the tables where customers sit and eventually a man came with a flat leather case. They opened it and there was the Hope in its necklace. I held it up and felt it for a while. Then they gave me a short tour of the cutting rooms and gave me a small cut diamond that has lost a section during cutting.
I'm really glad that almost none of it was wasted and they really got as many smaller diamonds out of the parts they cut away for the big diamond. 66 smaller diamonds! Remarkable.
This is a masterpiece. Every time I watch this video, I am in awe. I can't wait to see what they do with every piece of it. I hope they make some sort of suite out of it!
My father was a manufac touring jeweller - his hobby - he cut diamonds, before everything was computerised. He had some beautiful diamonds. And the best part was he found them himself - an avid fossicker.
What an amazing jewel! Those gentlemen outdid themselves working this stone. It does make you wonder, before computer generated models and measurements and laser guided cutting, how did traditionally skilled gem cutters create some of the masterpieces that they did? Clearly this art of transformation is a love or passion that guides the gem cutters' vision, whatever they are given to work with.
Wow simply amazing, the technology and handcraft that goes behind that diamond is amazing. Let’s keep in mind that diamonds are the world most hard stone.
Yeah, wasn’t that the dumbest scene? She could have sold it at auction then donated the proceeds in honor of Jack Dawson. What good does it do in the ocean? That wasn’t romantic, it was idiocy.
Used for other industry like cutting heavy metal needs diamond, and also diamond dust is useful too. There are many ways to recycle a diamond trash. Any cutting equipment has diamond now.
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Elizabeth Taylor, would have had gag had she been alive to see this diamond. Imagine going for a walk in the park with that rock. Talk about a cocktail piece. Stunning. I'll just wait and see who buys it. Lucky person investor :)
No one will buy that. It’s too large to do anything with, unless ofcourse you want it in a scepter for which no one will have any use. 😂 And Elizabeth Taylor said specifically her carat weight cap was 80ct. “After that you can’t wear them”.
LaDivinaLover: Oh, some filthy rich person will definitely buy it. Many wealthy people enjoy spending BIG on things that give them bragging rights. Owning this stone guarantees bragging rights. Of course, there are also reclusive obscenely rich people who spend BIG on rare items because they want to possess something so rare.
@Taps fan why? One of the few who worked and learned like crazy to achieve his dream and now when he is crazy rich he buys things which are investment.
Elizabeth Taylor's " Burton Taylor " Diamond is nothing compared to this 300 carat masterpiece. Roughly 4 or 5 times bigger than the Burton Taylor Diamond. If I had Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates kind of deep pockets in a heart beat. It is truly just so beautiful and perfect. A precious beauty that's for sure. Nature and technology in the palm of your hands. Spectacular!
Botswana surly has quality diamonds.. Lesedi La Rona "OUR LIGHT" it would be nice if the diamonds had the country of Origin engraved on it or something..I am sure the Motswana Man who found it would be happy to take a picture with the final piece of what was one of the top 5 biggest diamonds in the world.
A lot of extraordinary interesting physics and chemistry going unremarked on here. The laser is clearly a high power, frequency doubled Nd:YAG system - that neon green color is just unmistakable. But it seems they are using a thin laminar jet of water as a waveguide for the beam, just like a fiber optic! That's very clever! Also the diamond looks totally black on the cut surfaces, why? It's become graphitized - the diamond allotrope of carbon is only metastable, graphite is much more stable and is what the molecular structure naturally reverts to in high heat. Finally, lasers are by definition just a single color, green here, so why does the beam appear bright cherry RED in some shots like at 1:05? You're seeing the Stokes shifted Raman scattering effect in water! The beam is behind a safety plastic window that blocks the main 532nm green beam and so you can see the red scattered light coming directly from the symmetric and asymmetric stretching modes of the O-H bonds in the molecules themselves! Wow, I've never seen that directly before!
@@Muonium1 I'm 5 years into pursuing a PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology, specializing in cancer research! I've always been interested in beauty that comes from symmetry and geometry, so for me doing research on a diamond to buy was a wonderful rabbit hole.
What a fantastic video on how & all the work that goes into cutting and exploiting the absolute maximum out of the Diamond 💎 best video I've seen on this kind of Workmanship and what goes into it. All I could afford to buy my Girl would be the shavings that fell onto the Machine floor.🤣👍
it's priceless What would you even compared to its the only one of its kind, perfect clarity and color in a natural diamond that you could gag an ostrich with.
163.41-carat D-color flawless diamond sold for $33.7 million in 2017 this is much bigger than that, it will likely be sold privately for an undisclosed amount a diamond that size can compete with some of the bigger stones in the Crown Jewels They are incredibly rare
As recession fears mount on Wall Street and inflation remains well above the Fed's 2% target, some of the top commentators in markets, business, and economics have been sounding off on just how bad they think the next downturn might be - and how far stocks may have to fall. I need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, my goal is to have a portfolio of at least $850k at the age of 60
It's precisely at times like these that investors need to be on guard against the next certainty. You don't have to act on every forecast, hencei will suggest you get yourself a financial-advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on the shares/ETF you focus on.
@@leonardmorris1731 I agree. Based on personal experience working with an investment advisor, I currently have $385k in a wel-diversified portfolio that has experienced exponential growth. It's not only about having money to invest in stocks, but you also need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have strong hands to back it up.
@Oscar Douglas Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is SALLY LUIS , she popular and has lots of experience in the crypto markets , so it shouldn't be a hassle to find her,
zawsze mnie ciekawiło jak się szlifierz decyduje aby pociąć duzy kawałek kamienia na mniejsze. Czym się kieruje, jak tnie. Laser to chyba ogromne ułatwienie w dzisiejszym czasie.
People saying that diamonds like these are not really that rare don't know what there talking about a diamond in the D-E color only contribute to 1% of all diamonds mined in the world and its even smaller % when you get to high carats with a D-E
comment that tried to calculate the price by taking the price of 1 carat and multiplying it by three hundred and saying charging anything more than that would be a rip off and I had to explain that larger diamonds are worth more per carat because they're more rare.
GIA: the diamond is worth around 200 million vvs clarity D color Yossi dina: but i would sell it to you for around five million it makes up to much space
Unc1eLuke Not necessarily, as a general rule; size goes up, clarity goes down. This diamond being VVS and over 300 carats it would be the highest clarity for its size but not in general. And by its size I don’t mean diamonds of this size cannot be flawless but we have never found one so this would be the highest grade.
Hats off to the historic gem cutters ...who did not have the technology we have today... and still produced incredible stones... that monarchies did whatever they could to possess them.
Yes hatsoff to the hestoric gem cutters...
Truly spoken
True like the cullinan diamond 💎
14 out of 15 diamonds cut and polish in India
AMEN
I could Never Imagine holding a diamond that size!! Just amazing to watch how they cut them now! Back in the day they had to use a hammer, chisel a steady hand and a prayer!!
james it’s just a rock... a material possession doesn’t give you anything. At death you certainly don’t take it. If I had that rock I
Would toss it in the ocean. It’s worthless in my eyes. People just put price tags in things for their benefit not caring much about ruining the earth in the process.
We still need a prayer when I start my LaserJet cutting machine; what makes it worse, I'm an atheist ;)
Yeah... You're right!
@@nsr5961 And there is a reason you will never have a stone of beauty like this
When I was a twelve year old collector of gems in 1957, my dad left me off in front of Harry Winston's on 5th Avenue. I walked in and asked if I could see the Hope diamond. That was before Winston donated it to the Smithsonian museums. They sat me down at one of the tables where customers sit and eventually a man came with a flat leather case. They opened it and there was the Hope in its necklace. I held it up and felt it for a while. Then they gave me a short tour of the cutting rooms and gave me a small cut diamond that has lost a section during cutting.
I'm really glad that almost none of it was wasted and they really got as many smaller diamonds out of the parts they cut away for the big diamond. 66 smaller diamonds! Remarkable.
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Who would waste money?
This is a masterpiece. Every time I watch this video, I am in awe. I can't wait to see what they do with every piece of it. I hope they make some sort of suite out of it!
Because ur awe it's abndon for most people in world , in reality its not that rare to price so high
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My father was a manufac touring jeweller - his hobby - he cut diamonds, before everything was computerised. He had some beautiful diamonds. And the best part was he found them himself - an avid fossicker.
Coolest job ever!
So your father was a lapidary?
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I can understand because I'm also a diamond polisher😅@@vikeshshah401
Exquisite beauty, unparalleled to any other gem stone; beautifully cut, and so mesmerising to look at. Well done.
Euggh wouldnt say so
What an amazing jewel! Those gentlemen outdid themselves working this stone. It does make you wonder, before computer generated models and measurements and laser guided cutting, how did traditionally skilled gem cutters create some of the masterpieces that they did? Clearly this art of transformation is a love or passion that guides the gem cutters' vision, whatever they are given to work with.
Wow simply amazing, the technology and handcraft that goes behind that diamond is amazing. Let’s keep in mind that diamonds are the world most hard stone.
Full dipresstion market 😇
Rose from titanic: would look good in the ocean
I'd sketch a portrait of her wearing just that ❤️
@@Ab_someone ahahaha
Yeah, wasn’t that the dumbest scene? She could have sold it at auction then donated the proceeds in honor of Jack Dawson. What good does it do in the ocean? That wasn’t romantic, it was idiocy.
@@Mote78 Tis a woman.
@@Mote78 okkkkk
I have a question. During the "sandpaper" phase, where does the excess material go? it gets lost?
Used for other industry like cutting heavy metal needs diamond, and also diamond dust is useful too. There are many ways to recycle a diamond trash. Any cutting equipment has diamond now.
@@freddaltons4682 thanks interesting!
It's amazing to be that this used to be done before modern technology.
Their using some serious technology most people use a diamond saw and facet it and polish it down
@@quantum7690 I think he was saying people way back use to do this without the technology in the video
@@bluewidow9151 yeah i know
The technology that’s around now has been around for thousands of years it’s recycled. Nothing new under the sun
@@mrnobody2523 oh, I see. I didn't realize that people had been analyzing gemstones with computers for thousands of years.
Although the diamond is stunning after it is cut, there is a beauty in it's natural state
@@Hannari-xt6nr how many cut stones were made from the original?
@@Hannari-xt6nr that is cool!
@@Hannari-xt6nr can a professional tell the difference between natural and lab grown diamond?
*Ocean's Eleven soundtrack begins to play in head*
Underrated
Good one!
It almost brings you to tears to see something so beautiful
What an incredible diamond... truly one-of-a-kind 💎
FUCK OFF - THIS IS A FAKE DIAMOND MADE BY USA ' SECRET FACTORY/IES. THANKS
@@joenguyen9955 Thx! You are so incredibly polite & so inspiring. Keep up the good work 👍
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That is the one I've been waiting on.😉
Talk about solid as a rock!
Elizabeth Taylor, would have had gag had she been alive to see this diamond. Imagine going for a walk in the park with that rock. Talk about a cocktail piece. Stunning. I'll just wait and see who buys it. Lucky person investor :)
No one will buy that. It’s too large to do anything with, unless ofcourse you want it in a scepter for which no one will have any use. 😂
And Elizabeth Taylor said specifically her carat weight cap was 80ct. “After that you can’t wear them”.
LaDivinaLover: Oh, some filthy rich person will definitely buy it. Many wealthy people enjoy spending BIG on things that give them bragging rights. Owning this stone guarantees bragging rights. Of course, there are also reclusive obscenely rich people who spend BIG on rare items because they want to possess something so rare.
@@cw5451 not just that, a stone like this is a good investment
Stone like that (any quality diamonds really, it’s their principle purpose) have only one use, making wealth portable and concealable.
@@grendelum you're so right: "making wealth portable and concealable".
Beantwoorden
i have a yellow but uncut sir pls help how can despose
It's so gorgeous and stunning!
This was just epic, that music made it even more. I wish I could see this process in person.
The laser certainly changes things... no more cleaving !!
Where can you see this beauty for public display? Or is it stowed away in the Graff private collection?
What gauge wire would you use for the prongs?
Absolutely magnificent!
I'm dumbfounded. Mouth hanging open.
BEAUTIFUL!
Those stock sound effects on top of a stock ""epic"" soundtrack make this rock look like a toy
PRODUCER MICHEAL ENTER THE CHAT
@Taps fan why? One of the few who worked and learned like crazy to achieve his dream and now when he is crazy rich he buys things which are investment.
@Taps fan oh ooo some body is jealous!
no he only want red/pink diamonds
@@snowdoggieii Because he understands the value because of rarity
EMAN ENTERTAINMENT Five Thousand????
has it been sold/ who owns it now? A truly extraordinary stone.
انها موجوده معي
The most expensive diamond is named Lesedi La Rona 🔥🔥🔥 proud RSA moment right here
I'm so happy and grateful. Diamond life. Thank you very much. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Elizabeth Taylor's " Burton Taylor " Diamond is nothing compared to this 300 carat masterpiece. Roughly 4 or 5 times bigger than the Burton Taylor Diamond. If I had Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates kind of deep pockets in a heart beat. It is truly just so beautiful and perfect. A precious beauty that's for sure. Nature and technology in the palm of your hands. Spectacular!
Stunningly gorgeous WOW!!,,,,, LOVE IT.
Can you imagine how nervous the guy making that first cut must have been!!! What a beauty!
The poor miner who found this was probably given a $5 bonus that day.
To later die of black lung.
5, 2 point round rubies.
તમારા નંબર
Yea imagine being rewarded for your job....
Amazing team work to get the perfect gem 💎
So beautiful 💎
This elements are from my home that I brought when I arrive. But they light up beautiful where they come from. Here they only shine. ❤
Beautifully faceted!
I really wonder what it would have looked like polished and not all chopped up into smaller bits.
سوف اعطيك هديه
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 🤗💫💎
Keep up the good work :)
I never seen diamonds anymore..Diamonds r really amazing
MAGNIFICENT!!!
I hope to see it someday!
Wish to see this diamond in Basel once)So beautiful!
Botswana surly has quality diamonds.. Lesedi La Rona "OUR LIGHT" it would be nice if the diamonds had the country of Origin engraved on it or something..I am sure the Motswana Man who found it would be happy to take a picture with the final piece of what was one of the top 5 biggest diamonds in the world.
This actually explains why diamonds are rare and expensive.
Incredible....Love this...
A lot of extraordinary interesting physics and chemistry going unremarked on here. The laser is clearly a high power, frequency doubled Nd:YAG system - that neon green color is just unmistakable. But it seems they are using a thin laminar jet of water as a waveguide for the beam, just like a fiber optic! That's very clever! Also the diamond looks totally black on the cut surfaces, why? It's become graphitized - the diamond allotrope of carbon is only metastable, graphite is much more stable and is what the molecular structure naturally reverts to in high heat. Finally, lasers are by definition just a single color, green here, so why does the beam appear bright cherry RED in some shots like at 1:05? You're seeing the Stokes shifted Raman scattering effect in water! The beam is behind a safety plastic window that blocks the main 532nm green beam and so you can see the red scattered light coming directly from the symmetric and asymmetric stretching modes of the O-H bonds in the molecules themselves! Wow, I've never seen that directly before!
Loving the insight you brought with your comment! Scientist myself here and this is fascinating
@@nickoldberg1752 cool. what kind?
@@Muonium1 I'm 5 years into pursuing a PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology, specializing in cancer research!
I've always been interested in beauty that comes from symmetry and geometry, so for me doing research on a diamond to buy was a wonderful rabbit hole.
@@nickoldberg1752 Ah nice. cheers.
THAT was amazing! I'd love to be able to look at that stone under a microscope or a loupe
A. #1. GLASS. EYE. YOU. MEAN. LOL 😎🍻
Absolutely Amazing & breathtaking ❤️
It’s simply divine!!
So amazing...
Lovely masterpiece.
Nature has given such an immense and precious clear stones so called Diamonds 👍👍
What a fantastic video on how & all the work that goes into cutting and exploiting the absolute maximum out of the Diamond 💎 best video I've seen on this kind of Workmanship and what goes into it. All I could afford to buy my Girl would be the shavings that fell onto the Machine floor.🤣👍
😍😍Excelente trabalho realizado.👍👍👏👏O transformou em uma pedras incrível.👏👏👏
imagine holding hundreds of millions of dollars in your palm
Billions
Meh.... you get used to it :D
and then scratching it with another diamond
@@IzzyHaveMercy Why are you talking like you're a billionaire?
@@he-dp3mk I’m talking like a laser operator who cuts these stones for a living. Why do you think I am a billionnaire?
Imagine holding in your hand, a diamond that could buy a whole city? 😲
Nice work it’s beautiful 🌹
It should have been kept in the museum uncut!
Incase your wondering the diamond was bought for 53 million before they even gave it a fancy cut. Cost is unknown after
100's of millions
it's priceless
What would you even compared to its the only one of its kind, perfect clarity and color in a natural diamond that you could gag an ostrich with.
If the original way to cut a diamond is with another cut diamond. How was the first diamond cut?
It's breathtaking
Great video!
Congratulations for the Largest
Wonderful 🤗
Such a large Labgrown diamond. 🤩
Wow.Congratulations!
AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!💎👑
What's the largest lab grown diamond so far ?
15
how much is it worth?
163.41-carat D-color flawless diamond sold for $33.7 million in 2017 this is much bigger than that, it will likely be sold privately for an undisclosed amount a diamond that size can compete with some of the bigger stones in the Crown Jewels They are incredibly rare
@@rupertprawnworthy758 that diamond can wipe its ass with basically all the crown jewels. Things f****** massive and perfect
@@FrancisR420 It is more that 200ct smaller than the biggest diamond in the crown jewels.
🙏 just wondering how much that would be price in marker??.. beautiful diamond 💎😘..
Congrats looks great. I would of done a 700 CT cushion lol
Mark Sofiev that would’ve been amazing to see lol
Wonderful work
Price estimate?
55m
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Helo
If it was IF/FL you would have mentioned it.. What clarity is it?
What do you mean? Walmart is selling it next to their frozen spit collection.
It says largest highest color highest Clarity diamonds ever certified.
What a awesome massive diamond.Its beautiful.
Excellent, I think may b time atleast 4 to 6 months for polished.
Olá moro no Brasil tenho algumas pedras mas não sei como indetificar
Qual seu face posso entendificar pra vc
As recession fears mount on Wall Street and inflation remains
well above the Fed's 2% target, some of the top commentators in
markets, business, and economics have been sounding off on just
how bad they think the next downturn might be - and how far
stocks may have to fall. I need ideas and advice on what investments
to make to set myself up for retirement, my goal is to have a portfolio
of at least $850k at the age of 60
It's precisely at times like these that investors need to be on
guard against the next certainty. You don't have to act on
every forecast, hencei will suggest you get yourself a
financial-advisor that can provide you with entry and exit
points on the shares/ETF you focus on.
@@leonardmorris1731 I agree. Based on personal experience working with an
investment advisor, I currently have $385k in a
wel-diversified portfolio that has experienced exponential
growth. It's not only about having money to invest in stocks,
but you also need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have
strong hands to back it up.
@Oscar Douglas Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me
is SALLY LUIS , she popular and has lots of experience in the crypto markets , so it shouldn't be a hassle to find her,
@Oscar Douglas This is her official what'sapp number below
+1
GameStop: “We’ll give you 48 cents. Take it or leave it.”
Muito bom excelente 👏👏👏 parabéns
Breathtaking.
Hmm, looks exactly what I have always known as a Royal Asscher cut; is a square step or emerald cut the same? Regardless, what a gorgeous gem.
I always wondered, if diamond is the hardest material on earth, what do they use to cut it ?
Cuting tool is also diamond
@@qtp34as37 That make sense, thanks !
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💎PERFECT IN EVERY SINGLE ASPECT💎
Actually I have a bigger one in Minecraft😎
So what's that have to do with a real life diamond
Brendan Chwascinski it's superior
@@raiden1518 it's a game though you can dream but you won't get one as a ring in real life
@@brendanchwascinski2310 bruh its a joke
Must be a sad life you have playing video games
zawsze mnie ciekawiło jak się szlifierz decyduje aby pociąć duzy kawałek kamienia na mniejsze. Czym się kieruje, jak tnie.
Laser to chyba ogromne ułatwienie w dzisiejszym czasie.
Perfection in a gemstone #Graff 💎💎💎💎
Imagine for second Mr. Graff feeling depressed or blue. What would cheer me up? Oh hello Big Diamond, with a big smile on his face. 😂❤
Maybe 5 people in the WORLD qualified enough to be cutting this diamond.
Not necessary
Great job 👍
Rick: I have to research
Paul Cool man Ted: hold my beer
Is this showcased where we can view it?
Que lindo diamante e quase magia parabens
People saying that diamonds like these are not really that rare don't know what there talking about a diamond in the D-E color only contribute to 1% of all diamonds mined in the world and its even smaller % when you get to high carats with a D-E
comment that tried to calculate the price by taking the price of 1 carat and multiplying it by three hundred and saying charging anything more than that would be a rip off and I had to explain that larger diamonds are worth more per carat because they're more rare.
GIA: the diamond is worth around 200 million vvs clarity D color
Yossi dina: but i would sell it to you for around five million it makes up to much space
Wouldn't it be flawless? They said it was the best clarity ever, Or am I mistaken?
Unc1eLuke Not necessarily, as a general rule; size goes up, clarity goes down. This diamond being VVS and over 300 carats it would be the highest clarity for its size but not in general. And by its size I don’t mean diamonds of this size cannot be flawless but we have never found one so this would be the highest grade.
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My favorite of all the designs
Muito linda pedras preciosas diamante
its so beautiful