The Bejeweled Maharaja and Maharani Paintings of Royal Mysore by Reena Ahluwalia. My paintings act as a bridge between the past and the present, reminding us of the significance these gems hold in Indian culture. I have painted the Maharaja and Maharani as beings with diamond-clad bodies, wearing historically accurate jewels. A reminder that we too are the modern-day Maharajas (king) and Maharanis (queen) of our own lives, and can leave a lasting legacy, as enduring and luminous as the diamonds and gemstones that grace the Maharaja and Maharani. The Royal Mysore paintings are in the permanent collection of the CKC Crystal Museum, in Bengaluru, India.
Read moreThe Koh-i-Noor Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
The Koh-i-Noor is a diamond of monumental stature. "As an artist, I want to preserve the legend and legacy of Koh-i-noor through my painting and imprint it on the blockchain as a digital artwork NFT. I want to give back the Koh-i-noor to people, back to all who think it belongs to them." ~ Reena Ahluwalia
Read moreThe Legendary Koh-i-Noor Diamond
The Koh-i-Noor is a diamond of monumental stature. No other diamond in history can lay claim to be more widely traveled, famous and controversial, all at once. Today, the Koh-i-Noor remains one of the most coveted and enigmatic jewels in the world. A story so deep that it began billions of years ago as the diamond formed beneath earth and continues to this date, spanning 750 years of human history.
Read moreReena Ahluwalia X Greenland Ruby Fundraiser benefits the Pink Polar Bear Foundation
Reena Ahluwalia X Greenland Ruby Fundraiser benefits the Pink Polar Bear Foundation. The ‘phygital’ fundraiser marked a first-of-its-kind within the gem and jewelry world, merging physical gemstones, a physical artwork to digital gemstone NFTs on the blockchain.
Read moreReena Donates Painting, Raises $10,500 to Benefit Artisanal Miners
Reena Donates Painting, Raises funds to Benefit Artisanal Miners in East Africa through non-profit Gem Legacy.
Read moreDiamonds on World Postage Stamps
Diamonds on postage stamps stand as symbols of growth and vision for countries, representing aspirations, stories as well as pride in their natural resources. What could communicate this shining vision better than diamonds?! One of the most unique ways that the socio-cultural impact of diamonds has been celebrated is in postage stamps.
Read moreReena Paints the Mouawad Miss Universe Power of Unity Crown
As an homage to humanity, Reena Ahluwalia has painted the Mouawad - Miss Universe ‘Power of Unity’ Crown. The painting celebrates women power, strength in unity, equality and diversity. It carries a powerful message - to unite in the cause of humanity. Because in unity, lies power. The diamond painting was commissioned by Mouawad Co-guardian Fred Mouawad.
Read moreReena Ahluwalia Launches Watch Collection With Her Diamond Painting on the Dial
Celebrating our inner brilliance, jewelry & watch designer and diamond painter Reena Ahluwalia has launched her first ever diamond watch collection. In her signature style, the timepieces spotlight mesmerizing diamond paintings by Reena on the dial in 3D. The watches are designed by Reena as Wrist Art. The central message is carried by her diamond painting for all who celebrate their strengths and are like diamonds - resilient, unbreakable and with limitless light.
Read moreThe Human Spirit Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
I believe the Human Spirit is like a diamond - resilient and full of light. That’s why I painted this one. It’s my way of celebrating the power of humanity and hope that we stand for diversity, inclusivity, equality and empathy. Each of us is an example of what is possible. However many times we might fall, the human spirit gives us the strength to get back up with new resolve.
Read moreThe Third Eye Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
Higher possibilities, clarity of vision, perspectives, enlightenment and wisdom. This is the Third Eye Diamond painting by Reena Ahluwalia.
Read morePainting 'Mouawad Dragon' - The World's Largest Fancy Vivid Yellow Round Diamond
The World's Largest Fancy Yellow Round, 'Mouawad Dragon' Diamond Painted by Reena Ahluwalia. The painting was commissioned by Co-guardian Fred Mouawad. Tipping the scales at 54.21 carats, it’s the largest diamond of its kind ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America.
Read moreThe Mouawad Guardian Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
A mighty dragon guarding a colossal 105-carat, Fancy Vivid Yellow, Mouawad Rough diamond. The painting was commissioned by Fred Mouawad. Reena’s painting is a tribute to the exceptional Co-Guardianship and dazzling diamond legacy of the House of Mouawad.
Read moreThe Mouawad Dynasty Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
When legendary diamantaire Mouawad acquired the Mouawad Dynasty diamond, Mouawad Co-Guardian Fred Mouawad commissioned Reena to paint it’s extraordinary beauty. The 51.03-carat, D, Flawless, Mouawad Dynasty Diamond is the largest best quality polished diamond in Russian history.
Read moreThe Mouawad 'Romanovs Rough Diamond' painting by Reena Ahluwalia
Mouawad Co-Guardian Fred Mouawad commissioned Reena to paint the 179-carat 'Romanovs' rough diamond painting. Reena’s painting captures the Russian origin of the rough diamond and celebrate this one-of-its-kind wondrous miracle of nature.
Read moreReena Ahluwalia Diamond Paintings exhibited at the Mouawad Simply Exceptional Event
Exquisite rare diamonds, exceptional jewelry and Guinness World Record creations lit up the Simply Exceptional event hosted by Mouawad in Bangkok, across four days from September 11 to 14, 2019.
Reena Ahluwalia attended the Simply Exceptional Gala hosted by legendary diamantaire Mouawad in Bangkok. The exclusive event was by invitation and was attended by six Royal families, dignitaries and VVIPs. Gala was graced by HM King Letsie III and HM Queen Masenate Mohato Seeiso of Lesotho, HRH Princess Lea of Belgium, HIH Grand Duke George of Russia, HRH Prince Naquiyuddin and HRH Princess Nurul Hayati of Malaysia, HRH Princess Ashi Dechen Yangon of Bhutan, and ML Sarali Kitiyakara of Thailand.
Reena's series of historic Mouawad diamond paintings were exhibited at the event. The paintings were commissioned by Co-Guardian Fred Mouawad. The Mouawad Dragon is the world's largest round brilliant vivid yellow diamond and the Mouawad Dynasty diamond is D, flawless, and the largest best quality polished diamond in Russian history.
Co-guardian Fred Mouawad commented: “Mouawad is committed to social responsibility and leveraging our success to help make the world a better place for others.” Jimmy Mouawad, who is the fifth generation Co-Guardian, son of Fred Mouawad, and Founder of the Mouawad Diamond Impact Fund, made several presentations about Mouawad’s philanthropic initiatives to royal and distinguished guests.
Co-guardian Pascal Mouawad commented, “There are so many facets to Mouawad’s renown for crafting the extraordinary – from our Guinness World Record creations to our Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bras crafted over the years and our outstanding jewelry suites featuring some of the world’s rarest diamonds and so much more – and to have such a rich selection here in Bangkok makes this event a truly memorable occasion for all concerned.”
Mudan Watch Sets Guinness World Record for Most Diamonds, Ever
Guinness World Record For Most Diamonds Set On A Watch - The Mudan Watch
'Mudan' diamond watch by CORONET is an incredible art-piece featuring 15,858 diamonds. The watch is set in 18K gold with artist Reena Ahluwalia's unmatchable diamond painting on the dial. The watch is a co-creation between Aaron Shum and Reena Ahluwalia. The watch is inspired by Peonies, as they symbolize nobility, honor and wealth. Reena's diamond painting on the dial represents the shining nobility that we carry within. Peony (Mudan 牡丹) is known as the 'King of the flowers' in the Chinese culture.
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Reena Ahluwalia Solo Diamond Paintings & Jewelry Exhibition | Singapore
Diamond is a powerful symbol of eternal love, beauty, power and prestige. Reena Ahluwalia presented 'Diamond Dreams’ - a dazzling exhibition of her incredibly detailed diamond paintings and her 'Coronet By Reena' signature spinning jewelry collection, Soul Carousel. Reena's solo exhibition took place at the Visual Arts Centre, in Singapore.
Reena meticulously paints hyper-realistic diamonds with ultra-magnified facets. Reena believes we all are like diamonds - brilliant, beautiful, radiant, luminous, full of potential and so much more. These incredible paintings take time, anywhere from 200 to over 700 hours each. Each painting is Reena's labor of love, intimately capturing the play of light and color.
Top Ten - Largest Diamonds Discovered In The World
Diamond discoveries are what diamond dreams are made of!
Planet earth's geological history is fascinating. Within this history, Diamonds are earth’s oldest preserved minerals and have captured human imagination unlike any other mineral. Diamonds are geological masterpieces, forged by nature, billions of years ago. Until 1725, India was the world's only source of diamonds, followed by discovery of diamond mines in Brazil. Countless diamond discoveries were made, mostly alluvial, till diamond mining became a preferred method of recovering diamonds. Discovered rough diamonds are cut, polished and are then set in your dazzling piece of jewelry.
Did you ever wonder what are some of the most famous and largest gem-quality rough diamonds ever discovered on planet earth? Take a look!
[NOTE: Listed and numbered by ‘Largest Gem-Quality Rough Diamonds’ ever discovered. Includes ‘Variable -quality rough diamonds as well’ by size***. Updated, September 16, 2024. ~ Reena Ahluwalia].
1. Cullinan Diamond - 3106.75 carats
2. Lucara Diamond Corp. recovered diamond - 2,492 carats
These “Variable-quality” rough diamonds are large! ***
- The Sewelô - 1758 carats. Near gem of variable quality, including domains of high quality white gem.***
- Currently unnamed, Lucara recovered - 1174 carats. A clivage gem of variable quality with significant domains of high-quality white gem material. ***
3. The Lesedi La Rona – 1111 carats
4. Debswana recovered diamond - 1098 carats
5. Lucara Diamond Corp. recovered diamond - 1094 carats
6. Lucara Diamond Corp. recovered diamond - 1080.1 carats
7. Lucara Diamond Corp. recovered diamond - 998 carats
8. The Excelsior Diamond – 995.2 carats
9. The Star of Sierra Leone – 969 carats
10. The Lesotho Legend - 910 carats
11. The Incomparable – 890 carats
12. The Constellation Diamond – 813 carats
13. The Koh-i-Noor Diamond – 793 carats
14. The Millennium Star – 777 carats
15. The Woyie River Diamond – 770 carats
16. The Vargas - 726.6 carats
Here's a closer look at the statistics and images of these historical and legendary diamonds.
Carat Weight: 3,106.75 carats (621.350 g)
Color: Near colourless
Country of origin: South Africa
Mine of origin: Premier Mine
Cut by: Asscher Brothers
Original owner: Premier Diamond Mining Company
Owner: Queen Elizabeth II in right of the Crown (I and II) and as a private individual (III–IX)
Full article on CULLINAN DIAMOND by Reena Ahluwalia.
Recommended read: Historical and gemmological analysis of Cullinan I & II by Russell Shor and Kenneth Scarratt.
2. Lucara Diamond, 2,492 carat rough diamond
Carat Weight: 2,492 carats
Colour: Colourless/white, Type IIa
Cut: Rough diamond
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine
Discovered: 21 August 2024
Original owner: Lucara Diamond
THE SEWELÔ DIAMOND (A notable diamond, the Sewelô is near-gem of variable quality)***
Carat Weight: 1,758-carat
Color: Near gem of variable quality, including domains of high quality white gem
Country of origin: Karowe mine, Botswana
Cut by: The polishing will take place via a partnership with Belgium’s HB Company
Original owners: Lucara Diamond Corp., HB Antwerp
Owner: Louis Vuitton
UNNAMED 1,174 CARAT LUCARA DIAMOND (Note: A notable diamond by size, the 1,174 carat diamond is of variable quality) ***
Carat Weight: 1,174-carat .
Color: A clivage gem of variable quality with significant domains of high-quality white gem material. Dimensions: 77 x 55 x33 mm
Country of origin: Karowe mine, Botswana
Cut by: The polishing will take place via a partnership with Belgium’s HB Antwerp
Original owners: Lucara Diamond Corp., HB Antwerp
Owner: ———
3. THE LESEDI LA RONA DIAMOND
Carat Weight: 1,111 carats (222.2 g; 7.14 oz)
Dimensions: 65 mm × 56 mm × 40 mm (2.6 in × 2.2 in × 1.6 in)
Colour: Colourless/white, Type IIa
Cut: Rough diamond
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine
Discovered: 16 November 2015
Original owner: Lucara Diamond
Owner: Graff Diamonds
The Lesedi La Rona is a Type IIA diamond. Type IIa diamonds are the most valued and the purest type of diamonds. They contain either very little or no nitrogen atoms in the crystal structure. White stones are exceptionally colorless and fancy colored diamonds are often found with a brown, purple, blue, or pink tone. They represent only 1% - 2% of all mined diamonds in the world. Learn about TYPE IIA DIAMONDS.
4. Currently unnamed. 1098-carat rough diamond.
Carat Weight: 1098 carats
Dimensions: 73 x 52 x 27 mm
Colour: Colourless/white. Rough diamond
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Jwaneng Mine
Discovered: 1 June 2021.
Original owners: Debswana Diamond, a joint venture between De Beers and the government of Botswana
Debswana Diamond, a joint venture between De Beers and the government of Botswana, found a 1,098-carat stone, one of only four rocks over 1,000 carats ever unearthed (as of June 2021), and the biggest by the company since it began operations five decades ago. The yet to be named massive stone was picked on June 1 at Jwaneng, the world’s richest diamond mine by value.
5. Currently unnamed. 1094-carat rough diamond.
Carat Weight: 1094 carats
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine
Discovered: 15 Septembet 2024
Original owners: Lucara Diamond
Lucara recovery of an extraordinary 1,094 carat rough diamond is from its 100% owned Karowe Mine in Botswana. This remarkable stone bears striking similarities to the 692 carat diamond announced in August 2023, which was polished by HB Antwerp and yielded polished diamonds that sold for in excess of USD13 million. The 1,094 carat stone will also be polished by HB Antwerp, as part of the ongoing partnership between the two companies.
6. Lucara Diamond Corp., 1080.1 carat rough diamond
Carat Weight: 1080.1 carats
Dimensions: 82.2 x 42.8 x 34.2 mm
Colour: Colourless/white, Type IIa. Rough diamond
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine
Discovered: 8 August 2023
Original owners: Lucara Diamond Corp
Lucara Diamond Corp. announced the recovery of a 1,080.1 carat diamond from its 100% owned Karowe Diamond Mine located in Botswana in August 2023. The diamond, shown above, measuring 82.2 x 42.8 x 34.2mm is described as a Type IIa top white gem of high quality, recovered in the Coarse XRT unit at Karowe from direct milling of ore sourced from the M/PK(S) unit of the South Lobe. The 1,080.1 carat diamond represents the fourth +1,000 carat diamond recovered from the South Lobe of the AK6 kimberlite since 2015. Other notable recoveries include the 1,758 carat Sewelô (2019), a 1,174 carat diamond (2021), and the 1,109 carat Lesedi La Rona (2015).
7. Lucara Diamond Corp., 998 carat rough diamond
Carat Weight: 998 carats
Dimensions: 67 x 49 x 45 mm
Colour: Colourless/white, Type IIa. Rough diamond
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine
Discovered: 10 November 2020
Original owners: Lucara Diamond, HB Antwerp
The 998 carat diamond was recovered in the MDR ("Mega Diamond Recovery") XRT circuit that allows for diamond recovery post primary crushing and prior to milling. The diamond, measuring 67x49x45mm, was recovered from direct milling of ore sourced from the EM/PK(S) unit of the South Lobe of the Karowe Diamond Mine. Lucara is working with HB Antwerp, a high-quality diamond cutting and polishing specialist, to evaluate the next steps in maximizing the value of the rare large stone. The two have an agreement to work together for all diamonds greater than 10.8 carats that Lucara discovers.
8. THE EXCELSIOR DIAMOND
Carat weight: 975.2 carats (194.35 g) rough
Color: G (near colorless)
Cut: Assorted (ten stones total, largest is a pear shape)
Country of origin: South Africa
Mine of origin: Jagersfontein Mine
Discovered: June 30, 1893
Cut by: I. J. Asscher Company
Owner: Multiple owners. The Excelsior I was purchased by Robert Mouawad
9. THE STAR OF SIERRA LEONE
Carat weight: 969 carats (193.78 g) rough
Country of origin: Sierra Leone
Mine of origin: Diminco mine
Discovered: Feb 14, 1972
Cut by: Harry Vos
Original owner: Purchased by Harry Winston on Oct 3, 1972
10. THE LESOTHO LEGEND
Carat weight: 910 carats rough
Color: D-Color, Type IIA
Country of origin: Lesotho
Mine of origin: Letšeng mine / Gem Diamond Ltd.
Discovered: January 2018
11. THE INCOMPARABLE DIAMOND
Carat Weight: 890 carats (178 g) rough
Colour: Fancy Deep Brownish Yellow
Country of origin: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mine of origin: A young girl discovered it in a pile of rubble from old mine dumps of the nearby MIBA Diamond Mine
Discovered: 1984
Owners over the years: De Beers and Donald Zale, former chairman of Zale Jewelers, as well as New York City cutters Marvin Samuels and Louis Glick. In 2013, it was set into a Guinness record–winning necklace by jeweler Mouawad.
The Incomparable has appeared in many museums. It was first displayed in its rough form at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. It has since appeared at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle in Paris, and most recently as part of The Nature of Diamonds, an exhibition that toured the Royal Ontario Museum and the Houston Museum of Science in 2008.
In recent years, the decision was made to recut the Incomparable to improve its color and shape. In 2022, the Incomparable underwent another transformation, and was recut into The Golden Canary Diamond. At 303.10 carats, the Golden Canary remains the largest internally flawless diamond in the world.
The fancy deep brownish–yellow diamond was cut from the Incomparable, which weighed 407.5 carats, and for years was considered the third largest polished diamond in the world. While the Incomparable was a shield shape, the new Golden Canary has been recut into a classic pear.
12. THE CONSTELLATION DIAMOND
Carat Weight: 813 carats (rough)
Dimensions: 2.4 inches
Colour: D Flawless
Country of origin: Botswana
Mine of origin: Karowe Mine / Lucara Diamond Corp
Discovered: 2015
Owner: Nemesis International DMCC purchased the diamond in $63.1 million. In 2016, Geneva-based De Grisogono purchased the rights to market Constellation diamond at the launch of the 28th Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris.
13. THE KOH-I-NOOR DIAMOND
Rough Carat Weight: 793 carats
Polished Carat Weight: 105.6 carats
Color: D (colourless), Type IIa
Cut: Polished, Oval brilliant
Country of origin: India
Origin: Alluvial. Southern India. The Koh-i-Noor was unearthed from a dry river bed, probably in south India.
The Koh-i-Noor, which weighed 190.3 metric carats when it arrived in Britain, had had at least two comparable sisters, the Darya-i-Noor, or Sea of Light, now in Tehran, and the Great Mughal Diamond, believed by most modern gemologists to be the Orlov diamond. All three diamonds left India as part of Iranian ruler Nader Shah's loot after he invaded the country in 1739. It was only in the early 19th Century, when the Koh-i-Noor reached the Punjab, that the diamond began to achieve its preeminent fame and celebrity. It is impossible to know when the Koh-i-Noor was found, or where. That's what makes it such a mysterious stone. Koh-i-Noor was perhaps found in alluvial deposits of dry river bed, probably in south India. — Source: BBC
14. THE MILLENNIUM STAR DIAMOND
Carat weight: 777- carats (155.4 g)
Color: D-color, Colorless
Cut: Pear Brilliant
Country of origin: Zaire
Mine of origin: Mbuji-Mayi
Discovered: 1990
Cut by: Steinmetz Group
Owner: De Beers
15. THE WOYIE RIVER DIAMOND
Carat weight: 770 carats (154 g)
Dimensions: 71 x 53 x 32mm
Color: D-flawless
Country of origin: Sierra Leone, alluvial diamond
Discovered: 1945
And, now skipping to number 18. The Peace Diamond is the 18th largest diamond in the world. Since I had the pleasure to see it in person, I want to share it with you.
In the past I have authored posts on, Bejeweled Maharaja & Maharani of Mysore, Koh-i-Noor Diamond, Diamonds on World Postage Stamps, Top Ten - Largest Diamonds Discovered In The World, Splendors of Mughal India, The Magnificent Maharajas Of India, Mystery & History Of Marquise Diamond Cut, Ór - Ireland's Gold, The Legendary Cullinan Diamond, Bejeweled Persia - Historic Jewelry From The Qajar Dynasty, Famous Heart-Shaped Diamonds, Type II Diamonds, Green Diamonds, Red Diamonds and more. Over years, I have spent countless hours in self-driven studies on diamond, jewelry history and research. I wrote these blogs for a simple reason - to share my collected knowledge with all who are interested, so that more can benefit from it. Take a look and enjoy! -- Reena
Reena Ahluwalia Receives Fellow Award, Delivers Keynote Address At The George Brown College Convocation 2017
After an extensive vetting process, Toronto’s George Brown College chose jewelry designer Reena Ahluwalia to serve as their keynote speaker at Convocation 2017. According to Dean Luigi Ferrara, “Reena’s influential work in the global diamond and jewelry industry, her achievements in the world of Fashion and Visual Art and service as Faculty and mentor to so many of our students, made her the ideal choice for inspiring our graduates and sending them off into this exciting new phase of their lives.”
Drawing from some of the pivotal lessons from her life, Reena Ahluwalia, jewelry designer, painter, professor and community builder, urged students to nurture and value their unbounded mind, their unique inner compass and the passion to persevere. During the ceremony Reena received an honorary degree in International Fashion Management and an Institute without Boundaries (IwB) Fellow Award for leaving an indelible mark on industry, country, community and for her contributions to the areas of study offered at George Brown for being an exceptional role model for the students. Reena’s full Keynote Speech can be seen here: https://youtu.be/jnuiYuxtLtI
Anne Sado, President of the George Brown College, said, “Our Academic Management Committee made up of all college Deans, were unanimous in recommending Reena Ahluwalia. Our criteria for granting an honorary degree is for people who have made an exceptional contribution to the country, world, with relevance to the College. As a person worthy of this recognition, Reena Ahluwalia exemplifies the qualities that George Brown College staff and students strive for – perseverance, passion and excellence.”
The George Brown College convocation ceremony for the Centre of Arts, Design & Information Technology was held on June 12th, 2017 at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Canada.
The Portrait of Innovation - Coronet Diamond Painting by Reena Ahluwalia
"Shine like the whole universe is yours." -- Rumi
This universe is truly ours! You and I are brilliant specks of consciousness in this vast universe. I love this simple idea that has the power to liberate and empower us. To dream freely, to reach within and share our thoughts uninhibited with the universe is a beautiful thing.
A dream with courage is innovation. Innovation is exactly what Aaron Shum of Aaron Shum Jewelry created in his patented diamond setting. Coronet Solitaire has accomplished what centuries of master jewelers have tried - creating a luminous grand solitaire effect - with only 30 points of diamond (and 1/10th the price of its solitaire equivalent). So when Aaron asked me to custom create a diamond painting of the 'Coronet', we both knew instantaneously that it would not just be a copy of the diamond setting. We knew that undertaking this commission will mean that I will be painting not a specimen of the diamond setting but rather a portrait of innovation and telling the story of a diamond dream.
The 'Coronet' diamond painting was a true joy to create and took 45 days and nights. The painting belongs to my 'Diamond Portrait Series'. At 48 x 48 inches (4x4 feet), it's an extremely detailed and precise portrait of innovation. The Coronet setting ensembles seven round brilliants with an elevated center diamond set without prongs, creating effect of one grand solitaire.
The Coronet® Diamond Painting was unveiled on 15 September 2016 in a special exhibition at the Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair 2016. The response was overwhelming! In addition to the Coronet® portrait painting, the exhibition featured seven of my diamond paintings in Hong Kong for the very first time.
Aaron Shum Jewelry and I also announced our upcoming jewelry design collaboration which we launched in Baselworld 2017 - the spectacular CORONET BY REENA AHLUWALIA diamond jewelry collection.
Below is a look at the making of the 'Coronet' Diamond Painting. Enjoy!
Making of the 'Coronet' Diamond Painting: