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So Jewellery’s latest collection of Spheres Pendants has been shortlisted forthe ‘Gift of the Year 2010’ honor by the Giftware Association.

These fashionable silver spheres are combined or fiber ‘solo’ onto extendable chains to create an individual and unique jewelry. Its available in silver, yellow gold, rose gold and smoky black, each sphere and chain has an anti-tarnish finish to promote a high shine and delay tarnishing. The Retail prices starts at £45.

So Jewellery is placed at the lavishness end of the affordable gift and jewellery markets, offering a variety of modern yet stable designs of silver. Sometimes with 18ct 3-micron gold plating, set with brilliant-cut diamonds, semi-precious stones, freshwater pearls and Swarovski crystal pearls.

So Jewellery presently has over 180 stockists in the UK and Ireland. And they trying to build on its core offerings with more depth and breadth of designs within the distinct parameters of the brand’s fashionable demand. Last year the launch of a collection of cufflinks from the ‘So Male’ range in 27 of John Lewis’ stores.

Millennium Blue

On April 7th 2010, 5.16 ct fancy vivid blue internally flawless diamond from De Beers Millennium Collection was sold for $6.4 million in Hong Kong. The price was higher than the estimated auction value of $5.9 million. It is the first time that one of the De Beers Millennium Diamonds has put on for sale after the original placement with private collectors in 2000.

Millennium blue

De Beers Millennium Blue exceeds the price per ct of $1.25 million per ct of Wittelsbach diamond ($680,000 per ct). Near to the record setting price of $1.35 million per ct for 7.03 ct blue diamonds and 5 ct fancy intense pink diamond sold in Hong Kong last year for $2.1 million per ct.