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Dresden Green is named after the city of Saxony are exposed to more than 200 years. The earliest reference to its existence occurs in The Post Boy, and a new paper for London 1700. The issue of 25-27 October 1722 and included this article:

A reference to the beginning of Dresden Green "on Tuesday afternoon, and Mr. Marcus Moses (an important diamond merchant in London during the first part of this century, 18), and recently in India, in honor of him waiting Majesty (King George I (r. 1714-27)], with its large diamond, a beautiful emerald green color and was almost an hour with King Abdullah. His Majesty is very happy with the sight of it is that in Europe, with no errors in the world and the number of His Majesty the large and beautiful diamonds, and that for n 'is not set in India as it was 25th, waiting for their Royal Highnesses with its wide range of diamonds, and they were surprised to see a such effort, and this beautiful emerald color, without the aid of a frustration. told colleagues of the value of 10,000 pounds. "

Another early reference to the Dresden Green is contained in a letter of 1726, Baron Gautier, "Review" in secret Rath of a grant from Dresden and the Polish ambassador in London, referring to the green diamond Frederick August I proposed (1694 -1753), the London dealer for 30,000 pounds.

The Gemological Institute of America, the stone in 1988. Dresden Green Diamond was found not only the quality of non-formal, but also a rare type of diamonds IIA. The degree of clarity and the Armed Islamic Group was founded by jewelry VS1 and capacity from within, not without criticism. Jewel measures 29.75 x 19.88 x 10.29mm. GIA classified the symmetry is good and very good polish. That is amazing diamond in 1741. Dresden, greed Albertinium diamonds are displayed in the museum in Dresden.


Value / Price of Dresden Green

Relatively small weight of 41 carats, the 30,000 pounds, which is a very high price for such a small diamond because of its unique nature in the form of a strange green color. Dresden Green Diamond is also used for the diamond sector natural plants for the production of green diamonds, and there is also the hope that the famous diamond of this test will naturally evolved to distinguish between the green of industrial diamonds in the laboratory.