"A case in point is the Cullinan Diamond, the largest diamond in the world, which was originally discovered in the mines of the Coleman region of India. The diamond was presented to King Edward VII of England at the end of the 19th century and became an important treasure for the British royal family. The looting of this diamond was actually a symbol of the control of Indian gems by foreign colonisers.

In the post-World War II neoclassical period, under the influence of the "American Dream" wave and the "golden thirty years", modern elegant and fashionable confident lifestyle became a new trend. At the same time, women's social status was changing, and the aesthetic of the era also changed. Designers tended to balance dynamic streamline and three-dimensional jewelry design with ups and downs.

When the war was over, women put on "new" (NEW LOOK style) clothes that showed off their femininity. Jewelry became so popular that even in everyday life they wore a set of jewelry.

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At the end of the 18th century, Napoleon I declared war on Britain, Prussia, Holland, Spain, Italy and other countries.

These nations formed an alliance and began the seven Wars against France. During Napoleon's invasion of Prussia, local ladies donated their jewelry to fight against the invasion.

After the end of the phased war, between 1790 and 1820, the state made a batch of exquisite iron jewelry in order to thank the ladies for their noble efforts, and gave them as a memorial.

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There are a few "Berlin iron" engraved with the words "Ich gab Gold fur Eisen I paid gold for iron" and "Fur das Wohldes Vaterlands for the peace of the fatherland", as well as a portrait of Frederick William III.

The characteristic black luster of Berlin iron comes from the black paint applied to it after the sand casting process.

- Designs during World War I:

- Due to the shortage of precious metals and gemstones caused by the war, Lalique began using inexpensive materials such as glass and enamel.

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