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Blaue Wittelsbacher Diamant Einer der grössten und berühmtesten Diamanten der Welt
ist der so genannte "Blaue Wittelsbacher", ein naturblauer
35,5 Karäter. Das Gemälde von Ferdinand Wagner aus dem Jahr 1890 zeigt die
Kaiserliche Hochzeit die schon 1676, in Passau stattfand. Es soll es sich dabei um den berühmten "Wittelsbacher" handelt, der bis 1931 in der bayerische Königskrone seinen Platz hatte.
Blue Wittelsbach Diamond | Royal Famous DiamondsLeopold I gave all the jewelry he had inherited from the Infanta
to his third wife, the Empress Eleanor Magdalena, daughter of the
Elector Palatine. The Empress outlived her husband, dying in 1720.
By then she had already made arrangements to bequeath the 'Great Blue
Diamond' to her younger granddaughter, the Archduchess Maria Amelia,
daughter of the Emperor Joseph I. About Historic Royal Diamonds.... Being a blue diamond the Wittelsbach is a rare Type IIb diamond, which constitute only 0.1 % of all naturally occurring diamonds. Blue diamonds are Type II because they are nitrogen-free or contain undetectable quantities of nitrogen. They are Type IIb, because instead of nitrogen they contain trace quantities of another impurity boron, which imparts the blue color to the diamonds. Another feature of blue diamonds is, that unlike other diamonds which are non-conductors of electricity, blue diamonds are semi-conductors. The diamond is fancy deep greyish-blue, VS2 clarity, certificate from the Gemological Institute of America dated September 24th, 2008. The Wittelsbach is a 35.56-carat, cushion-cut. The diamond is also said to be pure apart from a few surface scratches, of earlier settings. There are 82 facets on the diamond. The main facets on the crown are vertically split and the pavilion has 16 needle like facets arranged in pairs and radiating from the culet. The Wittelsbach is the 3rd largest of the known famous rare blue diamonds in the world(after Hope 45.52 and Tereschenko 42.92)and it is interesting to note that the first four diamonds of the known blue colour, are all historic diamonds of Indian origin, the original source of blue diamonds in the world. The main source of blue diamonds in India, was the famous Kollur
mines near Golconda, in Andhra Pradesh, in Southern India. The main
source of blue diamonds in South Africa, is the De Beers Premier mines,
in Transvaal, South Africa.
Infantin Margarita Teresa blaue Wittelsbacher Diamant | Famous Diamonds Kaiserin Eleonora | Wittelsbacher
Diamant| Empress Eleonora and the blue diamond Kaiserin Amalie und der blaue Wittelsbacher | Empress Amalia and the blue diamond Königskrone | Wittelsbacher Diamant der teuerste blaue Diamant der Welt | Royal Diamonds
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