This summer, upscale diamond jeweler Piaget is releasing a decadent collection that includes their signature watches, diamond necklaces, and rings.

The Limelight Paradise Collection has a cocktail theme that features, naturally, cocktail rings.

These cocktail rings differ from the classic work that Piaget has done in the past, in that the rings are designed to actually look like thirst-quenching alcoholic beverages.

Luxury Designer Alexander Amosu launches a series of exclusive bespoke shirts made from the finest cotton in the world.

Each bespoke shirt comes as standard with silver buttons with the option of having the buttons in gold, platinum or diamond encrusted (diamond comes in various colours)

Ranging from £400 ($650) to £25,000 ($40,000), these shirts will definitely complement the world’s most expensive suit from Alexander Amosu.

This is not the first time that Mervis Diamond Importers, a jewelry chain in Washington DC, is offering the irresistible combination of cake and diamonds.

We told you about their previous offering of a cupcake with diamonds, now the company’s latest offering is a chocolate dessert designed with a diamond stud, reportedly a real one.

The dessert is made of chocolate, topped with a blackberry that holds a 2 carat ascher cut diamond and costs $18,000.

Here is a look at the new collection from Alacria Royal that was designed by Carl F. Bucherer.

The watches have diamonds and either traditional blue sapphires, orange sapphires, emeralds, or rubies.

The cases are in 18k white gold, and delicately reverse tonneau shaped with pretty linked bracelets.

The world’s most expensive pen has finally gone on sale… for $1,470,000.

As we reported in February, the Aurora Diamante contains over 30 carats of De Beers diamonds on a solid platinum barrel.

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

Modeled by actress Alicia Witt at Christie’s in London, Chapeau d’Amour—the “hat of love”—was created by celebrity couture designer Louis Mariette in 2004.

Made of woven platinum and covered in stunning diamonds, the hat was inspired by ivy and bluebells.

Valued at $2.7 million, The Chapeau d‘Amour, is currently the most expensive hat ever created.