Jewels for all tastes and wallets: these are the 300 lots in the catalogue of the Il Ponte Auction House, which will be auctioned in Milan on 21 May. There are also numerous signatures from Boucheron, Fabergé, Cartier, Tiffany, Bulgari, Buccellati, Pomellato, Chantecler, Schreiner, Vhernier, De Grisogono, Weingrill to Pasquale Bruni. Among all of them, the matinée necklace stands out, that is, 50 centimetres long, of 19 Golden South Sea cultured pearls, which the Barozzi jewellery shop in Brescia has interspersed with articulated elements in yellow gold and diamonds totalling over 27 carats, valued at 30 thousand euros. Or the bracelet in white and yellow gold surmounted by two rows of colourless diamonds, which frame a band of natural fancy yellow diamonds of different shades, cuts and shapes, whose starting price ranges from 18 thousand to 22 thousand euros. And again, earrings by Bulgari and Gianmaria Buccellati, pendants in ruby pavé by de Grisogono, band rings in white gold and diamonds by Chantecler, solitaires, oval-cut Pailin sapphires, trilogy with Burmese rubies. Interesting vintage pieces from those dating back to the late 19th century to bracelets from the 1950s. The lowest starting value? 150 euros.
