Forevermark Diamantaire and Authorised Forevermark Jeweller, Chow Tai Fook unveiled the largest Forevermark diamond in the world, a 104-carat diamond in Hong Kong.

Stephen Lussier, Forevermark CEO remarked, “This is a truly extraordinary Forevermark diamond and showcases just how magnificent these treasures of nature can be. Forevermark diamonds like this are the epitome of our promise and commitment to beautiful, responsibly sourced diamonds of the highest quality.”

The diamond is a ‘D’ colour, internally flawless (DIF), round brilliant cut diamond with the highest possible cut grade of 3-Excellent. It was cut and polished by master craftsmen at Chow Tai Fook, with the meticulous processes over three years. The diamond was graded and inscribed with the Forevermark icon and identification number by some of the world’s most accomplished diamond graders and gemmologists at the Forevermark Diamond Institute in Antwerp. They assessed the diamond no less than five times to ensure it achieved Forevermark’s strict beauty and symmetry requirements. The diamond was given a bespoke inscription number 20090950755, chosen to signify the recovery date (200909) and the carat weight (507.55) of the rough diamond discovered in Southern Africa.

The 104-carat Forevermark diamond has been set in a masterpiece ‘A Heritage in Bloom’ created by world renowned jewellery artist Wallace Chan. ‘A Heritage of Bloom’ embodies Chow Tai Fook’s commitment to Chinese culture, patronage of arts and status as a diamond expert. It can be worn in 27 different ways, a significance rooted in the Chinese concept of eternity.

Stephen Lussier added, “We congratulate our esteemed partner, Chow Tai Fook on the creation of such a one-of-a-kind, magnificent diamond art piece and are delighted that this beautiful 104-carat DIF Forevermark diamond is now part of their prestigious collection.”