1 Crown of the British Empire, the pinnacle of jewelry industry. In particular, the striking black Prince Edward ruby embedded in front of the crown is very charming. This gem once blocked the enemy's sharp tomahawk in battle without any damage, and let the British king survive.

Diana's pearl tears crown, the saddest fairy tale. Diana changed from a commoner to a princess and finally died. Her life is the saddest fairy tale.

3 Cartier Jaguar, the most deviant love. Edward VIII gave up the throne and married his second divorced American wife, Alice Simpson, and was demoted to the Duke of Windsor, but this brooch witnessed their love.

Rover Pearl, who has a history of five centuries, has his beautiful image in the portraits of successive Spanish queens.

Birds on the stone have the most elegant temperament. It first appeared in Audrey Hepburn's Breakfast at Tiffany's, and later became one of the classic designs of Tiffany jewelry.

Hope blue diamond, the most mysterious bad luck. This rare blue diamond is endowed with a misty legend, and every owner who owns it is always doomed to a tragic fate.

7 Barbara Woolworth Hutton jade necklace, the most luxurious life. This celebrity has hundreds of millions of wealth and has experienced seven marriages in her life. Every husband is eager to waste her money. In her later years, her only son died in an air crash, and finally she could only make a living by selling her family property.

Queen Mary pearl pendant, the most miserable queen. This natural pearl diamond pendant comes from the collection of French King Louis XVI and Empress who were guillotined during the French Revolution.

Tiffany's yellow diamond ribbon necklace appeared on Audrey Hepburn's poster of Breakfast at Tiffany's, which suddenly promoted Tiffany to a high-end fashion jewelry brand.

10VanCleefArpels chrysanthemum brooch marks the maturity of Van Cleef & Arpels secret inlay technology.