Sapphire Romanov Was Auctioned in Geneva for $4.9 Million.
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In Geneva, a unique sapphire bracelet from a collection of the Russian emperor's house of Romanov was auctioned for $4.9 million. A 197.8 carat stone was placed on a diamond and mountain crystal bracelet, giving TASS with a reference to the Sotheby's auction house. Prior to the sale, the jewelry was valued at between $1.02 million and $2.05 million. The exact date of the purchase of the sapphire is unknown. The story of the lott states that the …
The Ceylon sapphire from Romanov's Imperial House collection, encapsulated in a Cartier-marked bracelet, was sold at an auction by Sotheby\s Royal and Noble Jewels for 4.1 million Swiss francs (more than 411 million at current rates).
Historical jewels that belonged to families related to three European dynasties — France's Orleans, Sweden's Bernadotte, and Russia's Romanov — will be auctioned today, November 11 in Geneva by Sotheby's, at a sale that brings together an exceptional set of eighty pieces from important royal or aristocratic families.Flighted in historical events by European empresses, queens or princesses, these jewels allow us to reconstruct stories linked to r…
An old sapphire from the treasure store of the Russian emperors was sold at the Sotheby's auction for more than 411 million rubles, a gemstone weighing nearly 198 carats owned by the Romanov dynasty, survived the revolution and changed the right several times.
A bracelet with a unique sapphire - in the past part of the emperor's Russian jewels - was sold at the Sotheby's auction in Geneva for a record 4.9 million... ~ 11.11.2026, PRIM
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