After arriving in Jinling and staying in the same hotel as last time, Yang Jing called his parents and told them that he had arrived in Jinling. His mother was then completely relieved.

After learning that Yang Jing had come to Jinling, Gege wanted to come to the hotel, but Yang Jing didn't let her come. He didn't think much of chatting with others in the car just now, but once he got off the car and checked into the hotel, he was immediately overwhelmed by sleepiness.

Early the next morning, Gege came to the hotel and woke up Yang Jing from his sleep.

"Wife, can we not play like this? We haven't gotten over this time difference yet..."

"Don't sleep anymore, the sun is shining on your butt!"

Yang Jing looked up outside. It seemed to be cloudy today...

After Yang Jing had packed up, the two of them had something to eat in the hotel restaurant and then drove straight to the headquarters of "Love for a Lifetime".

The eight gemstones that Yang Jing had handed over to the chief diamond cutter Frank Hoffman of Love for Life a few months ago were finally completed after several months of hard work. Today, Yang Jing and Gege went to inspect them.

Because they had informed in advance, when Yang Jing and Gege drove to the headquarters of Love for Life, Gege's aunt Fang Ru and uncle-in-law Liu Zhentao were waiting for them in the store. With Fang Ru and Liu Zhentao was the gray-haired German diamond cutting master Frank Hoffmann.

After the greetings, the group of five walked into a VIP room. Frank Hoffman did not let Yang Jing and Gege wait, and quickly took out the eight processed gems from the safe.

These eight gems were found by Yang Jing at the Beaumont flea market. The old Indian man Mazululu insisted on selling the totem pole to Yang Jing for $30,000. Yang Jing bought it and found these eight gems inside, as well as a treasure map that was very likely the treasure of the last Russian Tsar.

Later, Yang Jing handed the eight gems to Frank Hoffman for processing. After waiting for nearly four months, the diamond cutting master from Germany finally finished processing the eight gems.

Three of the four diamonds were processed into diamond rings by Hoffman. The original 24-carat purple diamond was cut into a pear-shaped diamond, which eventually became a 12.8-carat purple diamond. If this purple diamond were released, it would be the largest purple diamond in the world, and its value is inestimable!

There was also the pink diamond that originally weighed 36 carats. After Hoffman used a standard round cut, it eventually became a 21 carat pink diamond. A 21 carat pink diamond may not be the largest pink diamond in the world after cutting, but it is definitely one of the best. In particular, the 4C standard of this pink diamond has almost reached the extreme of diamonds, so once this pink diamond is revealed, the sensation it causes will definitely not be less than that of the purple diamond.

As for the original 48-carat colorless diamond, after cutting, it became a 27-carat top-quality diamond. Although this diamond is a colorless diamond, it is the best colorless diamond in any aspect. The value of top-quality colorless diamonds is higher than some colored diamonds!

Especially after these three loose diamonds were carefully cut by Hoffman, they all formed the standard eight hearts and eight arrows, which greatly increased the value of these three diamonds.

Three diamonds combined with platinum form a top-quality diamond ring that is enough to drive any woman crazy!

According to Hoffman's estimate, if these three top-quality diamond rings were auctioned, the final transaction price would definitely not be less than $150 million. Perhaps the price of the colorless diamond would be lower, but the price of the two top-quality colored diamonds would not be less than $60 million each.

The remaining colorless diamond was simply processed by Hoffman and turned into an extremely dazzling necklace. After a simple cutting, the 58-carat colorless diamond was formed into a 46-carat heart-shaped diamond, which was matched with some carat diamonds, broken diamonds and gold, and finally made into an extremely gorgeous diamond necklace by Hoffman.

According to Hoffman's estimate, if this necklace were to be auctioned, $30 million would only be the minimum price!

Although the big diamond has only undergone simple processing, if it is cut further, it can still form a pear-shaped diamond of more than 32 carats. Moreover, the 4C standard of this big diamond is also excellent. The guaranteed value of this big diamond alone is more than 20 million US dollars!

PS: I would like to thank "Walking by the Tai River" for the reward of 500 and "Purple Flame Prodigy" for the reward of 100.