Nicola Cerrone, originally from the small village of Lanciano on Italy's east coast, immigrated to Australia at the age of 12. After completing his education, he began working as an apprentice to a master jeweller in Sydney. Seeking to broaden his skills, he embarked on a journey across Europe, learning from esteemed masters and artists. In 1972, he established his own store in Leichhardt, New South Wales. Within a short span of five years, his workshop expanded to employ 20 individuals.
In 1991, Cerrone was approached by the Argyle Diamond Mine to create a remarkable piece of jewelry—the Million Dollar Necklace—which would eventually become the largest diamond necklace ever made in Australia. This awe-inspiring creation comprised of hundreds of cognac, champagne, and white diamonds, totaling an impressive 230 carats.
In 1998, Cerrone designed the Elizabethan Ruff, a masterpiece adorned with 559 round brilliant-cut diamonds, earning more...
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