180 pieces in gold, platinum, and diamonds—including bracelets, necklaces, and rings—are now up for sale.
Affide’s “Diamonds and Tennis Bracelets” auction features a curated selection of high-end, verified jewelry. The items are on public display in Rome until October 28, 2026, ahead of an online auction that concludes on October 29, 2026, via the Affide portal. The catalog comprises 130 lots, with a total starting bid value of 185,000 euros. The sale highlights iconic craftsmanship, with a special focus on exquisite 18-karat white gold wristwear. Among the most notable pieces is a bracelet featuring brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 9 carats, with a starting bid of 4,000 euros. Another diamond bracelet, totaling about 4.5 carats, has a starting price of 3,300 euros.
The catalog also includes high-end necklaces and jewelry sets. A standout piece is a “cascade” necklace by Dinacci, crafted in 18-karat white gold and set with brilliant-cut and baguette-cut diamonds totaling 34 carats—a true collector’s item, accompanied by a gemological analysis report. It carries a starting bid of 14,000 euros. A floral-themed set, consisting of a necklace and earrings in white gold with brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 3.7 carats, starts at 2,200 euros.
The auction also features rings. One such piece—a platinum-band ring set with brilliant-cut and marquise-cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.5 carats—is available with a starting bid of 2,500 euros. A ring featuring brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling approximately 3 carats, starts at 1,800 euros. There is also a Tiffany & Co. solitaire ring—crafted in 950-grade platinum and set with a 0.31-carat brilliant-cut diamond—which comes in its original box and has a starting bid of 500 euros. The precious items in the catalog can be viewed in person and tried on during the public exhibition days at our premises, located at Piazza del Monte di Pietà 32/A in Rome.
