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f you are still not sure whether to spend your hard-earned money on a blue diamond engagement ring set and wonder how diamond jewelry can be more than just an accessory, look to the silver screen.
Diamonds have been the center of attraction in well-liked Hollywood movies since they started making movies in Hollywood. One such famous diamond is the “Heart of the Ocean”, which featured in the 1997 blockbuster “Titanic”. Aside from the splendid performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, the heart-shaped diamond also perfectly captures the attention of the viewers with its mysterious and stupefying charm.
In the movie, the rare blue diamond is given to Rose (Kate Winslet) by her fiancé, 
and in one of the most iconic scenes of the movie, Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) sketches her wearing the heart-shaped blue diamond necklace – wearing only the necklace and nothing else. Later in the movie, when the Titanic is hit by an iceberg, Rose survives with the huge blue diamond in her pockets. Decades after sharing her story, she eventually decides to throw it in the ocean.
Interestingly, The Washington Times once said that the story behind the “Heart of the Ocean” is true to some extent, and the real rare blue diamond is still around somewhere today.
f you are still not sure whether to spend your hard-earned money on a blue diamond engagement ring set and wonder how diamond jewelry can be more than just an accessory, look to the silver screen.
Diamonds have been the center of attraction in well-liked Hollywood movies since they started making movies in Hollywood. One such famous diamond is the “Heart of the Ocean”, which featured in the 1997 blockbuster “Titanic”. Aside from the splendid performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, the heart-shaped diamond also perfectly captures the attention of the viewers with its mysterious and stupefying charm.
In the movie, the rare blue diamond is given to Rose (Kate Winslet) by her fiancé, 
and in one of the most iconic scenes of the movie, Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) sketches her wearing the heart-shaped blue diamond necklace – wearing only the necklace and nothing else. Later in the movie, when the Titanic is hit by an iceberg, Rose survives with the huge blue diamond in her pockets. Decades after sharing her story, she eventually decides to throw it in the ocean.
Interestingly, The Washington Times once said that the story behind the “Heart of the Ocean” is true to some extent, and the real rare blue diamond is still around somewhere today.
