At the second sale by Faraone Casa d’Aste, shines a set of jewels signed Van Cleef & Arpels in pink and white coral.
Over 150 pieces of fine jewelry and watches, addressed to traders, collectors and this time also to individuals: the Christmas sale at Faraone Casa d’Aste, a company controlled by the historic Italian brand of high jewelery Faraone. The auctioneer, Patrizia Carrobio, beat jewelery and watches, iconic brands and twentieth centuries, with an outright sale of 72% of the parts for a total value, including the auction fees, of 1.15 million euros, equal to ‘80% of the total value for sale. A result considered positive, because it was only the second appointment after that of June of Faraone.
Great success for a parure Van Cleef & Arpels, comprising a necklace in pink and white coral with bright and an additional bracelet that allows its extension, which from a starting price of 20,000 Euros was awarded after a lively repartee between bidders in the room and by phone, to the value of 88,000 euro.
A value even tripled for lot 156, consisting of a pair of earrings in 18 carat white gold and platinum, with two old cut diamonds weighing approximately 5.5 carat each, and two oval diamond weight of 1 carat each, fought for a value of € 50,000 against 20,000 of departure.
An endless series of duplicates and tripled values as the lot 42 comprising a set of jewels made up of bracelet, earrings and ring in 18 carat white gold, enamel and diamonds started from 3000 and awarded to 9,000 or Chantecler bracelet in platinum and diamonds 2,500 and Party beaten to a value of 7500 euro.
Higher auction values not only for jewelry, but also for watches including issued an Tegolino Patek Philippe fifties, with platinum case, black dial and diamond indexes reprinted, sold for 16,000 Euros against 9,000 starting.
Also in the public sector clocks in the room he watched entranced with the sale on rounds of offers of a very rare Rolex Chronograph Antimagnetic thirties, in 18 karat yellow gold with a value of 26,000 Euros.
