The Grace Diamond is one of that last five diamonds from the exhausted Argyle Mine in the remote northwest part of Australia.
is named after Jules Cardinal Mazarin, a 17th Century Italian Cardinal, diplomat, and politician who served as the chief minister to King Louis XIV of France. He amassed one of the most valuable collections of jewels and diamonds of his time. Eighteen diamonds, known as the “Mazarin diamonds” became the foundation of the French Crown Jewels.brand,” which he describes as a new term that is reviving traditional approaches to diamond preparation from the 17th century.as parallels.
are part of a broader strategy to use Maison Mazerea as the sole source of Fancy yellow diamonds from the Ellendale Diamond Mine in Western Australia, owned by Burgundy Diamonds. Burgundy also took ownership of the cutting and polishing facilities and experienced team from Argyle Pink diamonds operation. Each diamond from the mine will be cut and polished by the diamantaires in Australia “in a unique way, using heritage-inspired cuts and faceting that maximize the natural beauty of the stone, regardless of the natural imperfections that they may include,” Ravenscroft says.