The largest heart-shaped diamond in the world is Graves Venus, a giant heart-shaped diamond introduced by British senior jeweler Graves. It weighs more than almost all pigeon eggs-sized diamonds on the market, and looks almost as big as an egg, weighing 1 18 carats. It took at least a year and a half to cut it.

This heart-shaped diamond "Graves Venus" is not only very large in size, but also very good in quality. The grade can reach D color, which is the highest grade of colorless, transparent and shiny diamond. In other words, there are almost no flaws in such a huge diamond, so although the price of the world's largest heart-shaped diamond has not yet come out, I believe it will not be low. Graff jewelers have begun to plan to hold a world tour. After that, estimate.

The world's largest heart-shaped diamond is actually cut from a rough stone weighing 357 carats. It is said that it was originally produced in 20 15 leysen mine. It can be said that even the people in Graf Company said that they had never seen such a large diamond, and even purchased many special polishing and cutting tools for this purpose, and polished it nervously with a grinding wheel to ensure its perfect symmetry.