The Eye Of The Peacock Diamond first appears in Lao Che's hands inside his famous Obi Wan Nightclub. It is where a battle of wills between Indiana Jones and Lao Che heats up fast. Indiana trades a Funerary Urn of Lao's Ancestor for the Huge Diamond. During the trade Lao Che slips Poison into Indy's champagne and a fight breaks out. In the end Indy manages to get away with the Diamond, Antidote Vial and a Girl he doesn't want.
This is a Very Detailed, Signed, Numbered Limited Edition of the Eye Of The Peacock (Lao Che) Diamond from the hit film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) starring: Harrison Ford. This Intricately Made Real Prop Replica is an Artists Rendering Formed from Pictures of the Real Prop and it is the Same Size, Shape and as Described and Shown in the Indiana Jones Grail Diary. Each item also comes complete with a 4 x 6 Inch Full Color, Professionally Printed, Certification Card. This Card has Poster Art from the film and explains the Eye Of The Peacock Diamond as it is seen in film. It comes in a Burlap Bag ready for your next Adventure!
This Film Prop Replica of the Lao Che Diamond is made out of Solid Clear Acrylic and measures; 2 inches in diameter x 1 inch thick. The Diamond has over 100 facets on it and is convex with a 7/8 inch diameter flat circle on top. The bottom of Diamond is also flat.
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Indy Eye of the Peacock Diamond
I previously sent an email to the company expressing my disappointment. They did not have the time or courtesy to respond. This is what I wrote: I have purchased several items from your company, including the Cross of Coronado, Headpiece of the Staff of Ra, Sankara Stone, Holy Grail Chalice, Elizabeth Swann Cursed Aztec Coin Pendant, Indy antidote vial, and the Eye of the Peacock Diamond. I have been completely satisfied with all of my purchases from you and have recommended your company to friends and fellow enthusiasts. However, I was severely disappointed when I recently received the Eye of the Peacock diamond. It is made of plastic--not glass, and does not have a "diamond look" about it. For the price, I expected to at least get an authentic-looking glass artifact but as I just mentioned, that was not the case. Please consider this message as a formal disappointment with this particular product and with your company that normally sells high-quality merchandise.
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The diamond Lao, the deal was for the diamond
Tried other suppliers, but none came close to this stone. It is the "REEL" deal. The Display Stand and Plague is a nice touch that presents the gem perfectly.
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diamond of the peacock
dimond looks very good and enjoy the stand and plaque for my collection thanks
