The Vancouver Convention Centre for the Kimberlite Diamond Fine Jewelry Show showcased the brand’s global vision in luxury jewelry design with $50 million worth of signature haute masterpieces. Vancouver is the first North American Flagship store.

“We hope all of our distinguished customers and media guests are able to better understand our brand’s vision, with the showcase of our collection at our fine jewelry show,” said Kellan Dong, Kimberlite Diamond’s CEO.

Highlights of the Fine Jewelry Show:

“The Moon Goddess” was inspired by a blue moon’s reflection upon tranquil water, this haute masterpiece. It has a 25.05 carat main moon-shaped diamond, complemented by 1877 gems creating a unique silhouette, and a total weight of 108 carat, valued at $26 million.

“The Melting Iceberg”, winner of the Designer Award of China Jewelry Design and Production Skills Competition, valued at $400,000 CAD, is made of platinum and radiant diamonds. They represent an iceberg floating atop the shimmering aquamarine of the Arctic Sea.

“Plum Blossom” crown and bracelet set, valued at $300,000 CAD, from Kimberlite Diamond’s “Charm of China” collection, is an auspicious symbol of harmony and luck in traditional Chinese culture. The “Plum Blossom” crown and bracelet set symbolizes happiness, longevity, and peace.

The "Riding the Wind and Waves" necklace and earring set from the “Sino-Song” collection, valued at $380,000 CAD, is an iconic masterpiece that pay tributes to the rich and splendid culture of the Song dynasty in China. Inspired by a Song dynasty painting titled “Layers of Raging Waves”, the brand’s senior were inspired by the waves and wind from the ancient Chinese painting and created a design that highlighted the excellence of the brand’s craftsmanship.

“The idea of “East Meets West” hasn’t just distinguished our brand, but has also extended our creative sphere by synthesizing traditional Chinese culture with contemporary jewelry design,” said Zhu Wenjun, Chief Designer of Kimberlite Diamond and the proud winner of the World Gold Council and Hong Kong JMA International Jewelry Design Competition.