Rosy Blue creates award winning design for the Diamond Jewelry Design competition 2007

After competing with other creative finalists from across the GCC, Rosy blue won the coveted award for producing the most stunning diamond jewelry ever seen in the region, inspired by one of nature's most precious creations - the diamond. Rosy Blue entered the competition in the new piece of diamond jewelry category with the theme, 'Diamonds- Nature's Miracle' .

Rosy Blue's winning 'Flotz Brillance in Air' piece of diamond jewelry is inspired by water droplets shimmering on a sunlit lotus leaf, this necklace incorporates two thousand five hundred and one diamonds set in white gold and is valued at $36,000. The 'Flotz Brilliance in Air' piece is part of the Flotz collection that will be soon available in the market through a reputed jewelry chain. The collection will combine classic design in a very unique setting process, showcasing the maximum brilliance of the diamonds.

The Rosy blue designers were inspired by the beauty of the Lotus leaf with shimmering water droplets on the surface that mimicked diamonds. These droplets that capture the rays of the sun and slide off the leaf freely reminds us of how life is without any material attachments and carefree. The award winning design 'Flotz Brilliance in air' brings to life nature's beauty.

"Diamond jewelry has the ability to capture the heart and the Flotz diamond collection that incorporates the elements of nature will remind the wearer of the importance of environmental awareness and protection,'

said Mr. Harshad Mehta, Chairman of Rosy Blue.

Capitalizing on the growing preference for quality and unique branded jewelry in the GCC, Rosy Blue's designer team is constantly crafting quality and innovative collections keeping in mind the cosmopolitan taste and preference of the women in the region.

" In today's world, global warming stares us in the face as an alarming issue which needs addressing, and through this design we wish to remind all of us to conserve nature for posterity, added Mr Mehta.