10 legendary jewelry collections sold at auctions
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Presented by: CutRateDiamonds(https://www.cutratediamonds.com/)\n\nHave you ever thought, what\'s interesting about some historical Diamonds? The name and fame attached to it. Don\'t you think so? \nHave a look at which all collections got fame and why. These collections earned good amount just because of the names attached to them or there is something else too? \n\nThere have been so many collections of jewelry items which have been sold for more than the expected prices. They had special names attached to them. For example: Elizabeth Taylor jewelry collection was a big hit at that time and earned a total of $137,235,575.\n\nWhy don\'t you just check out the video to find out more about these collections. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Top 10 Legendary
Jewelry Collections Sold
At AuctionsPRESENTED BY:
CUT RATE DIAMONDS INC.
“Diamonds have an image of purity and light. They are given as a pledge of love and worn as a symbol of commitment”
- Peter Singer
We, CUT RATE DIAMONDS, bring to you very exciting collection of diamond jewelry pieces which earned a lot of money – more than the expected price.
Check it out…
The Royal House Collection: 2006
Main Attraction: ‘The Gulf Pearl Parure’; sold at: $4,189,165 317 spectacular jewelry pieces Total amount $31,360,932
Elizabeth Taylor’s Collection: 2011
Main Attraction: ‘A 16th century pear- shaped necklace,
La Peregrina was the one to steal away the show with $11,842,500
Entire collection sold for a huge amount, i.e. $137,235,575
Princess Salimah Aga Khan’s Collection1995
Main Attraction: "Belum Blue" - 13.78-carat Entire collection was able to grab a total
amount of $27,682,601 A 78.86-carat unmounted pear-shaped
diamond of D-color and VS1-clarity sold for $4,268,529
Princess Gloria von Thurn & Taxis’ Collection1992
Main Attraction: More than 300 items auctioned A pearl and diamond tiara - commissioned in
1853 by Napoleon III for his bride, Empress Eugenie, and worn by Princess Gloria at her wedding – sold for $649,537
Princess Margaret’s Personal Collection2006
Earned a total of $17,659,731
Main Attraction: A Russian Jeweled Two-Color Gold-Mounted
Guilloche Enamelled Silver Clock, sold for $2,281,600
• Queen Mary’s Diamond Riviere – sold for: $1,828,224
Mrs. Lily Safra’s Collection 2012
Earned a total of $37,924,551
Main Attraction: A 32.08-carat Burmese ruby and diamond ring, by
Chaumet, sold for $6,742,440, renamed
“The Hope Ruby” A tourmaline and diamond
flower brooch, by JAR (made in 1982), which
fetched $1,272,245
Ellen Barkin’s Collection2006
Earned a total of $20,369,200
Main Attraction: A 22.76-carat elongated oval-cut
diamond ‘Thread” ring, which sold for $1,808,000
A pair of diamond bangles, by JAR, sold for $1,136,000
Duchess of Windsor Collection1987
Earned a total of $50.3 million
Main Attraction: Van Cleef & Arpels diamond and ruby
feather brooch estimated at $112,000 fetched a staggering $806,000
The Duchess’s 19.77-carat emerald engagement ring by Cartier sold for $2.1 million
Luz Milano Patino Collection1989
Earned a total of $31.2 million
Main Attraction: A 32.08 Burmese Ruby and Diamond Ring, by
Chaumet A sapphire-and-diamond necklace which sold
for $3.52 million
Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Collection2012
Earned a total of $15,541,188
Main Attraction: A Natural Pearl and Diamond Corsage
Ornament, circa 1910, which sold for $2,042,500
Natural gray pearl and diamond brooch, which fetched a final sale price of $1,874,500
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