Where is the Krupp diamond now?

It might be in Korea. The South Korean conglomerate E-Land bought the Krupp diamond for US$8,818,500 in an auction after Elizabeth Taylor’s death in 2011.  The company said they would display the gem in its theme park, however, this has yet to transpire and the exact location of the Krupp diamond, arguably the most famous… Continue reading Where is the Krupp diamond now?

It might be in Korea. The South Korean conglomerate E-Land bought the Krupp diamond for US$8,818,500 in an auction after Elizabeth Taylor’s death in 2011. 

The company said they would display the gem in its theme park, however, this has yet to transpire and the exact location of the Krupp diamond, arguably the most famous Asscher cut in the world, is unknown.

By Peter Norman

Peter Norman is one of Los Angeles’ most celebrated wedding jewelers, with his custom-made engagement rings and wedding bands taking center place in thousands of weddings over the last 40 years. Each engagement ring is custom designed, built to order, and can suit any budget: from the simply elegant 1-carat solitaires to the exquisite pieces fit for (and sometimes purchased by) royalty.