Marlene Dietrich: a myth that survives the death of the German actress, which occurred in 1992 in New York. The proof is the valuation of the ring that belonged to the protagonist of The Blue Angel, the film that brought her worldwide fame. A large oval-cut aquamarine mounted by Tiffany on 18-karat gold was recently sold at auction for 15,625 dollars. The auction house, the American Nate D. Sanders, specialized in Hollywood memorabilia, accepted the first offer, over 3 thousand dollars above the starting price. A sign that after so many years Marlene still has devoted fans.
