Here are pictures of the biggest crossover ring cushion cut diamond in the world. It was made by British jeweler Hancocks, using two large stones 20 carats. The diamond ring is estimated 1.6 million pounds, and is so rare that will have its own security guard in the London Maison store in Burlington Arcade, Mayfair. In Hancocks intentions it is intended to be an engagement ring. The two 20-carat diamonds weigh a total of 41.78 carats. “They are extremely rare, since they have a perfect match. The stones were cut from the same piece of rough diamond, and are truly outstanding, “he explained to Professional Jeweller Stephen Burton, CEO of Hancocks. “In my 40 years working in the jewelry industry I have never seen a pair of stones as big and well-matched as these, which originate from the same rough diamond. They are perfect in terms of cut and are comfortable next to each other.” The ring was designed by Amy Burton, 34, as part of its line Unum. Federico Graglia
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