I know there are alot of pet lovers on here. Check out this new high end jewelry line for pet lovers: Diamond Dog New York.

Diamond Dog New York is a Collection featuring exquisitely designed charms, rings, earrings and chains set in 18k white gold and matte yellow gold.

Encrusted with micro-pave’ White, Brown and Black Diamonds, hand-cut Black Onyx and Sparkling Pink, Blue and Yellow Sapphires, make Diamond Dog New York a fine jewelry line that is exceptionally beautiful and tasteful. Via: Momist

Diamond will always be a woman’s best friend but the gemstone is no longer the world’s hardest material, according to scientists.

Instead, a rare natural substance, called lonsdaleite, which is made from carbon atoms just like diamond, has emerged as 58 per cent harder than the gemstone, according to a report in the New Scientist.

Rare mineral lonsdaleite is sometimes formed when meteorites containing graphite hit Earth. Via ItvNews

Amosu, known for adding bling to just about anything, has just announced the pink diamond blackberry bold and 3G iphone with diamonds for all the late Valentine shoppers.

The pink BlackBerry Bold comes with 86 white and pink sapphire diamonds of approximately 3.95 carats, fixed firmly on the front and 242 on the back of the phone.

The phone will sell for whopping £4000 (approx. $5,700) with a 24-hour one-year international concierge service.

The Aurora Diamante is the most expensive writing instrument till date. The pen features over 30 carats of  De Beers diamonds, and is available in solid platinum or white gold versions.

It has a two-tone, rhodium-treated, 18KT solid gold nib and is personalized with a coat of arms, signature or portrait.

Aurora Pens says it is the only over 30 carat pen in the world. Apparently, only a single piece will be available for sale per year for around one million euros ($1.3 million).

The Key of Life is a 18 carat white gold charm weighing 18 grams containing 2 carats of VS G color diamonds.

Each $5,000 Key of Life that is purchased provides 18 patients with HIV/AIDS care for one year in Keep A Child Alive treatment center in Africa.

Only 100 keys were made, and the first was presented to KCA Co-Founder and Global Ambassador Alicia Keys.

The rare, 101.27-carat diamond sold at Christie’s spring 2008 Hong Kong auction is now known as “The Shizuka Diamond,” Christie’s announced on Thursday.

The giant stone’s owner selected the name as a gift for his wife of 16 years.

The Shizuka diamond netted $6.2 million at “Jewels: The Hong Kong Sale” in May 2008 and is the largest colorless diamond ever sold at auction in Asia.