The Million Dollar Ice Cream Cone.



Bruster’s Real Ice Cream, a chain ice cream parlor, unveiled the world’s first $1 million ice cream cone made from gold, diamonds, and emerald:

Bruster’s® Real Ice Cream™, the country’s premium ice cream retail franchise with more than 260 stores in 18 states, unveiled the world’s first $1 million ice cream cone at the JCK Las Vegas Show. This work of art is created in the likeness of its signature waffle cone.

Bruster’s waffle cone masterpiece was created by renowned diamond manufacturer, Lazare Kaplan International Inc., and consists of nearly 20 troy ounces of 18k white and yellow gold, 548 round Lazare Diamonds, 87 Lazare square emerald cut diamonds, and one breathtaking 5.63 carat Fancy Intense Yellow radiant cut diamond. The 152.16 carat total weight one-of-a-kind piece has a retail value of $1 million and is for sale!

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Posted on June 18, 2007 at 1:51 am by Alex
Category: Fashion, Food & Drinks

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3 comments to "The Million Dollar Ice Cream Cone."

  • Jen
    June 18th, 2007 at 2:07 am

    Hardly a masterpiece in the sense of Faberge egg type masterpiece. In fact you would have thought the jeweler would have concieved of something a little more full than a half melted single scoop Thrifty’s special.

  • Jess
    June 18th, 2007 at 3:43 am

    Emerald-cut diamonds, not emeralds. It’s my favourite cut of diamond actually(if I could afford diamonds).
    What is the point of the yellow diamond in the middle?

  • ted
    June 18th, 2007 at 9:14 am

    Maybe they ran out of the other kind.

    It is kind of sad that they can glamorize something so ugly. I have to agree with Jen. Hardly Faberge egg material. Not even as good as those glitzy emu egg purses.

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