Our collection of Diamond tweezers contains a range of beautiful gold-colored tweezers. They are available in different cutting shapes, something for everyone!

Fun fact! The names of the tweezers in this collection come from several world-famous diamonds.

* Koh-i-Noor or Kohinoor is a 109 carat diamond from India.

* Fancy Vivid is a large orange-yellow table cut stone of 101.29 carats. Its value is approximately $ 3 million.

* Steinmetz is a pink diamond from the Argyle mine in Australia.

* Cullinan is the largest rough gem quality diamond ever found. The Cullinan diamonds are used in the British crown jewels. They can be seen in the Tower of London.

* Hope. This diamond is a 45.52 carat diamond, a large 9.10 gram diamond. The diamond's color is deep blue, but when an ultraviolet light shines on the diamond, it appears red.

* Pitt is a 140.64 carat diamond. It was found in southern India in 1698.

* Centenary diamond is colorless and perfect inside and out. The color is described as "class D", the highest quality attainable among colorless diamonds.

* Wittelbach diamond is also called Der Blue Wittelbacher. It has a weight of 35.36 carats, which is 7.11 grams. The color is described as "chic, deep, gray-blue". The Wittelbach diamond comes from the Kollur mines in the Guntur district of India.

* Sancy is a historic pear-cut, colorless diamond of 34.98 carats. The stone is 22.3 millimeters high and 19.5 millimeters wide. The diamond was in the possession of several royal houses for more than four centuries.

* Dresden is a 119.50 carat diamond found in Brazil in the Bagagem mine in Minas Gerais. It is striking that the diamond has a pure white color, because the Brazilian gemstones generally have a light shade and the stones are much smaller.