The Most Jaw-Dropping, Rare, and Unique Natural Diamonds from Centurion 2024

Have you ever wondered how your beloved diamond jewelry stores assemble exquisite selections? How do they discover the stunning pieces, groundbreaking designers, and the latest offerings from various brands? These treasures don’t merely arrive on their doorstep. The secret often lies in trade shows. These gatherings serve as a platform for diamantaires and designers of all sizes to unveil their latest creations to the industry. Reserved mainly for those within the trade, these exclusive, invitation-only events are a hotspot for industry professionals. Fortunately, we’re offering an exclusive glimpse into one of the diamond industry’s premier events this winter in North America, The 2024 Centurion Jewelry Show.

Annually, this event sets the stage for emerging trends that knit together the offerings of various designers, predicting the ‘it’ styles destined to dominate in the ensuing years. This edition was no exception, highlighting distinctive styling trends and design motifs. Yet, the true stars were the exceptional, rare, and breathtaking natural diamonds that captured everyone’s attention. In an era where the allure of unique natural diamond jewelry is surging—not just in design but in the remarkable qualities of the diamonds themselves—the exhibitors at the 2024 Centurion Jewelry Show rose to the occasion. They showcased an array of the most extraordinary and unique natural diamonds, marking a new pinnacle of creativity and rarity. Here are some of the most remarkable highlights.

An extraordinary piece of lamproite (ancient volcanic rock) with a rough natural diamond still embedded inside from Pluczenik Diamonds.

An 8-carat emerald-cut diamond set in a vintage-inspired blackened silver mounting with a gold band by Fred Leighton.

A 10-carat ‘Moval’ diamond (combination of a marquise and oval) set between two triangular cabochon emeralds by Rahaminov.

A 2.35-carat natural fancy green-yellow diamond surrounded by a natural pink diamond halo by Luca Gems.

A pair of diamond stud earrings with two 20-carat Asscher cut diamonds totaling 40 carats by Julius Klein.

A 6.96-carat warmly colored ‘Crisscut’ diamond with step-cut trapezoid side stones by Christopher Designs.

A 4-carat natural fancy greyish-yellowish-green radiant cut chameleon diamond, that temporarily changes color when slightly heated, with fancy yellow side stones by Scott West.

A 1.29-carat natural rough diamond in a bezel set ring by Premier Gem.

An 8-carat natural fancy blue radiant cut diamond with emerald cut side stones by Gems of Note.

‘The Blue Dream’- At 5 carats, the world’s largest fancy vivid blue double rose cut diamond from Namdar Diamonds.

A toi et moi ring featuring a 3-carat natural fancy intense greenish blue and 2.80-carat natural fancy pinkish-purple diamond by Grandview Klein.

A vintage 2.75 carat natural light yellow marquise-shaped diamond set flat among various size pave set diamonds by Single Stone.