Sunday, 14 April 2013

Rare 75-Ct. Pear-Shaped Diamond Could Fetch $12 Million at Sotheby’s NY

Rare 75 Ct Pear Shaped Diamond will be the highlight of Sotheby beautiful jewelry in New York on April 17. Among the estimated 400 whole lot more than $ 35 million, the D, VVS1, potentially flawless diamond IIa pear-shaped, type, stands out not only because of scarcity, but also by the expectations that will sell for $ 9 million to $ 12 million.

Pierre is one of the few white diamonds, pear-shaped over 50 carats to be offered in recent decades and was acquired by its current owner in 2001 for $ 4.3 million.

Exceptional diamond pear-shaped 74.79 carat D color, VVS1
"The stone has a universal appeal and we hope that you call attention to both the diamond industry and private as the most demanding" collectors, said Lisa Hubbard, chairman of North and South America in the international division Sotheby jewelry.

He added that the next auction includes a number of fees to the marketing pieces, such as rare surname Gould stones and iconic styles as a bracelet Tutti Frutti and Cartier panther brooch color.

Other highlights of six jewelry and family financial Railroad Tycoon Jay Gould, as a platinum ring diamond emerald is estimated between $ 750,000 and $ 1 million.

The highlight of the auction will be displayed in Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Center from April 3 to 7, before returning to New York for the exhibition and later auctioned.