The giant Sewolo diamond, the second largest in the world, will be broken in Antwerp where the HB company will use it to produce various ornaments, reports Focus on Belgium.
The well-known fashion house LouisVuitton has selected the company FB to break the diamond of 1.758 carats and weighing 350 grams - which is the size of a tennis ball, reports the Telegraph.
Sewolo, which means "rare find" in the Botswana language, was found in April last year in Botswana.
It is estimated to cost more than 50 million dollars. However this diamond will break and split into small diamond pieces. And this procedure will last several months. /Telegraph/
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