Liali Jewellery to exhibit world's 20 most famed diamonds

These objects of awe and wonder will be displayed at different Liali outlets in Dubai and Al Ain from March 14 until April 28.

Made with unrivalled precision and cut to perfection using the latest laser technology, these masterpieces are exact replicas of the originals. The exhibition aims to highlight the rich heritage of these unique gems originating from India that have been the legacy of Indian monarchy for centuries. Liali Jewellery also intends to display interesting facts and history of these world famous diamonds during the exhibition. The show will reinforce Liali Jewellery's premier position as a trusted diamond jeweller dealing in authentic and certified diamond jewellery.

Commenting on the show Anuraag Sinha, Managing Director of Liali Jewellery, said: "We are pleased to share the experience of chronicling olden times with these historical treasures displayed during the month & a half show with our customers. The viewing of this legendary collection of diamonds is something to cherish."

The collection is unparalleled in quality and beauty to be viewed only by visitors to the show. It aims to unlock the brilliance and heritage of these jewels. The celebrated Koh-i-noor, the canary yellow Moon of Baroda, Sancy - the first symmetrical gem, the Blue Maharaja - once the property of the Maharaja of Patiala and many other replicas are backed by rich Indian tradition and history. Taylor-Burton, of Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton fame, the English Dresden known as the harbinger of fortunes and ill luck, the notoriously cursed Hope Diamond are some the other world-renowned gems that will be on display.

These gems of unrivalled beauty are valued for their magical qualities and often treasured for legendary virtues that are believed to be derived from their crystal form and optical properties.