It opens the new season of the great auction of jewelry. In London, March 16, Sotheby’s will selling Art Deco jewelery, precious stones, small masterpieces of goldsmith. The selection of jewelry includes pieces ranging from the nineteenth century to the present day. On average the estimate ranges from 1,000 to 60,000 sterlins. There are not big diamonds, in a nutshell, but there are jewelry from Van Cleef and Cartier, Raymond Yard and Marcus and Co. The stones, however, are not lacking: there are diamonds and colored gemstones, including some Burmese rubies, Colombian emeralds, and one sapphire of Kashmir. The piece that has the highest pre-sale estimate is a bracelet with diamonds and sapphires in 1930, estimated 60 to 80,000 pounds. Follows a necklace from Thirties of diamonds and rubies, valued 50-70000 pounds. A fancy yellow diamond mounted on a ring oscillates on 45-65000 euro. Also interesting are a diamond and sapphire pendant 1910 and necklace with a pendant carved Janesich moonstone. Federico Graglia
