De Beers has created a special exhibition called “The Art of Diamond Jewelry” in the setting of world famous department store, Isetan, in Tokyo.

Running through July 21st, the exhibit in the city’s Shinjuku shopping district incorporates photography and multimedia, including a first of its kind 3D film about diamonds that is shown on a custom screen and requires no 3D glasses.

The film was created by Holition, a company that markets a 3D virtual reality application allowing customers to “try on” luxury goods such as watches.

An ambitious chef from the Philippines has created the world’s most expensive sushi, wrapped in gold leaves and small African diamonds.

The five pieces of sushi, worth 91,800 pesos ($2,000), was created by chef Araneta Jr. , who said his unusual food artworks are used as gifts in marriage proposals or during courtship.

Described as the “ultimate in luxury fashion” by its designer, Stuart Hughes, the world’s most expensive suit is to go on sale.

Hughes has only made three of the suits, which each took more than 600 hours to produce, in a blend of silk, cashmere wool and diamonds.

The Sun reports that the first suit, a size 41 long, has been sold to a buyer in France. It’s priced at £599,000 ($890,000).

A harmonious and elegant design is featured in the earrings Luci, the Italian for Lights, by the young designer Francesca Furzi.

Two cylinders, one illuminated by a polished surface, the other enriched by sparkling Pavé of diamonds, accompanying the sinuous and sensual movements of a woman.

Luci are the simplest, easiest, and most convenient way for woman to make her look more polished.

Jewels of Ocean is a world leader in fine jewelry’s design and craftsmanship.

Founded more than a century ago, it became, in the years, the leading distributor throughout Europe and worked tirelessly to deliver uncompromising excellence.

The company had direct relationships with mines in Colombia, Thailand, Burma, Ceylon and South Africa, and established its own prestigious line, designed and built by master jewelers working with rare diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds to create timeless collections that never go out of style.

A dress has gone on sale in Malaysia with a $30 million price tag, Reuters reports.

The dress is decorated with 750 diamonds, including a 70 carat pear-shaped stone at the centre of the bodice and a train encrusted with real diamonds.

The designer Faisol Abdullah told Reuters: “Stocks drop, gold is even falling but a diamond is forever. This is a dress with diamonds. Why go backwards, why can’t we go forward? We are going to the fantastic, but it’s real. You are getting value for money with these diamonds.”