A 24-carat ‘Bulgari Pink’ diamond ring sells for over $14.6 million at Christie’s auction
- A 24-carat fancy intense pink diamond ring sold for 12.1 million Swiss francs, or more than US$14.6 million, at a Christie’s auction in Geneva.
- The emerald-cut “Bulgari Pink” was expected to sell for 10–15 million Swiss francs and had remained with the same family since the 1950s.
- The rare diamond is believed to have come from India’s Golconda mines.
- The auction also featured nearly 300 twentieth-century pieces by Bulgari, Cartier, and Graff.
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According to Christie's, the jewel has been in the possession of a European noble family for about 70 years.
A particularly pure pink diamond has been auctioned for more than 13 million euros. It is said to come from the legendary Golconda mines in India.
A 24-carat ‘Bulgari Pink’ diamond ring sells for over US$14.6 million at Christie’s auction
A 24-carat fancy intense pink diamond ring sold Tuesday at auction for 12.1 million Swiss francs (more than US$14.6 million), in the middle of the expected range, Christie’s said.
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GENEVA (AP) — A 24-carat fancy intense pink diamond ring sold Tuesday at auction for 12.1 million Swiss francs (more than $14.6 million), in the middle of the expected range, Christie's said.
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A 24-carat 'Bulgari Pink' diamond ring sells for over $14.6 million at Christie's auction
A 24-carat fancy intense pink diamond ring sold for over $14.6 million at a Christie's auction on Tuesday. The emerald-cut "Bulgari Pink" was expected to fetch between $12-18 million. This rare jewel, believed to originate from India's Golconda mines, has…
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