Her collection included the 90-carat Briolette of India diamond. The jewels that were surrendered may have included the Briolette of India. Each briolette mounting is set with 12 rose cut diamonds. It is cut in a briolette shape, an exaggerated form of double rose cut. An unidentified European family illegally reportedly owns the Briolette of India at the present time. In July 1967, the Briolette of India was illustrated in a photograph by Richard Avedon. The Briolette of India is a colorless diamond (weighing ) that was found in India. It is cut in a briolette shape, and is a D-coloured (colourless) type IIa diamond. Harry Winston exhibited the Briolette in 1970 at a dinner organized for American fashion editors. The Briolette resurfaced in 1950, when it was acquired by New York jeweler Harry Winston.