Jeweler Flies 10 Carat Diamond in London Sky
October 16T00:00:00.000Z, 2014
Donna Klaus
Denis Bellessort (53), the founder of one of the most distinguished
Diamond Jewelry consultancy, rejoiced his company’s fifth anniversary and the launch of his new collection “Diamonds” by flying a solid 10 carat rock worth (£1million) in the London Sky. Bellessort from a very tender age seek joy gazing at the dark sky thereby dreaming and believing to see diamonds shinning dazzling in the sky and that’s how he converted this innovative idea into a an extravagant and lavish celebration.
The dynamic rock was attached to a remote- controlled hexacopter (six bladed mini- helicopter) and was further fixed with lights for much more vibrancy. The diamond let off unbelievable flashes of light in the sky over the Holland Park in West London.
The whole act was initiated in order to emphasize the exquisiteness of diamonds, as he firmly compared each diamond to a “star in the sky” as thus took all the effort to prove his thoughts. According to sources, after a series of unsuccessful attempts the flight finally took off giving out a splendid performance.
As rumor has it, it is said Denis hopes to create the same magic in other renowned places like Eiffel Tower (Paris) and Central Park (NYC).
Denis Bellessort (53), the founder of one of the most distinguished Diamond Jewelry consultancy, rejoiced his company’s fifth anniversary and the launch of his new collection “Diamonds” by flying a solid 10 carat rock worth (£1million) in the London Sky. Bellessort from a very tender age seek joy gazing at the dark sky thereby dreaming and believing to see diamonds shinning dazzling in the sky and that’s how he converted this innovative idea into a an extravagant and lavish celebration.
The dynamic rock was attached to a remote- controlled hexacopter (six bladed mini- helicopter) and was further fixed with lights for much more vibrancy. The diamond let off unbelievable flashes of light in the sky over the Holland Park in West London.
The whole act was initiated in order to emphasize the exquisiteness of diamonds, as he firmly compared each diamond to a “star in the sky” as thus took all the effort to prove his thoughts. According to sources, after a series of unsuccessful attempts the flight finally took off giving out a splendid performance.
As rumor has it, it is said Denis hopes to create the same magic in other renowned places like Eiffel Tower (Paris) and Central Park (NYC).
