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Hong Kong Tutti Frutti

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Bracciale Tutti Frutti di Cartier




Sotheby’s auction in Hong Kong with Magnificent Jewels by Cartier, Jar and Van Cleef & Arpels ♦ ︎
The Magnificent Jewels return, this time with the addition of jadeite. The jade, in fact, can not miss a jewelry auction in Hong Kong and Sotheby’s takes into account the preferences of its customers in Asia. But, of course, the sale scheduled on October 3 does not only include jewelery made in jade. There are also pieces of exceptional interest, such as a rare Cartier Art Deco bracelet, of the Tutti Frutti series: it is valued at between 1.35 and 1.79 million dollars.
For collectors is a Jar-signed ring, an eclectic jewelry artist. This is a ruby ​​ring of 8.49 carats: a big stone, although the jewel has no design that can be attributed immediately to the creativity of Joel Arthur Rosenthal. It may have more impact the parure by Cleef & Arpels, with diamonds and emeralds: rings, earrings, and necklace will be sell with an estimated $ 2 to $ 3 million, but it would not be surprising if this rating was overcome. Federico Graglia




Anello di giada
Anello di giada

Anello firmato Jar con rubino di 8,49 carati
Anello firmato Jar con rubino di 8,49 carati
Bracciale Tutti Frutti di Cartier
Bracciale Tutti Frutti di Cartier
Collana di diamanti e zaffiri firmata Harry Winston
Collana di diamanti e zaffiri firmata Harry Winston
Anello con rubino e diamanti di Bhagat
Anello con rubino e diamanti di Bhagat
Parure di Van Ckeef & Arpels in diamanti e smeraldi
Parure di Van Ckeef & Arpels in diamanti e smeraldi
Spilla con diamante fancy yellow e diamanti bianchi
Spilla con diamante fancy yellow e diamanti bianchi

Anello Toi et Moi con rubino a forma di cuscino di 6 carati e diamante di 4,25 carati
Anello Toi et Moi con rubino a forma di cuscino di 6 carati e diamante di 4,25 carati







Masterpiece of jewelery in London

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Wallache Chan, Damask Silk. Diamanti trillion, tormalina rosa, diamanti fancy, zaffiro rosa, agata bianca

Back to Masterpiece London, art, antiques, but also many jewelries ♦ ︎
Masterpiece London (June 29 – July 5) is one of the highlights for those who love art and antiques. And the jewels. The fair brings together 150 of the best galleries and specialists around the world, and attracts 40,000 visitors on average. As mentioned, there are also jewels and jewelers, with pieces of antiquity, but also new creations. There are Maison like Grima and Hammerle who choose to be present only here in London and Tefaf. From Wallace Chan to Van Cleef & Arpels, from Boghossian to Cartier, Boucheron, Jar and Fabergé, you can find the most interesting pieces with Wartski, Symbolic & Chase, Verdura, Hancocks and SJ Phillips. As always, there there is jewelery created by painters and sculptors, such as Calder, or jewelry that can represent a bridge between different disciplines, such as those of Theo Fennell. Here are some of the most interesting pieces that are present in the exhibition catalog. Federico Graglia




Spilla del 19esimo secolo a forma di ape, con topazi o rosa, diamanti e smeraldi
Spilla del 19esimo secolo a forma di ape, con topazi o rosa, diamanti e smeraldi

Spilla di Alexander Calder
Spilla di Alexander Calder
Bracciale di Louis Osman in argento e turchese, 1968
Bracciale di Louis Osman in argento e turchese, 1968
Bracciale di Boghossian con diamanti e perle
Bracciale di Boghossian con diamanti e perle
Bracciale di Cartier a forma di due tigri
Bracciale di Cartier a forma di due tigri
Collier in oro e diamanti, Afro Basaldella, 1955
Collier in oro e diamanti, Afro Basaldella, 1955
Bracciale in platino con diamanti e rubini attribuito a Ruser, 1940
Bracciale in platino con diamanti e rubini attribuito a Ruser, 1940
Orecchini in oro, diamanti e granati, firmati Grima
Orecchini in oro, diamanti e granati, firmati Grima
Anello di Theo Fennell, Dragon Chasing
Anello di Theo Fennell, Dragon Chasing
Anello di Theo Fennell
Anello di Theo Fennell
Anello con opale di Theo Fennell
Anello con opale di Theo Fennell
Van Cleef & Arpels, bracciale e clip in oro e diamanti, 1935
Van Cleef & Arpels, bracciale e clip in oro e diamanti, 1935
Wallache Chan, Damask Silk. Diamanti trillion, tormalina rosa, diamanti fancy, zaffiro rosa, agata bianca
Wallache Chan, Damask Silk. Diamanti trillion, tormalina rosa, diamanti fancy, zaffiro rosa, agata bianca

Wallache Chan, Bliss and Peace, collana. Una boccetta da fiuto imperiale dal periodo Daoguang (1821-1850) della dinastia Qing si trasforma in un vettore di buon auspicio
Wallache Chan, Bliss and Peace, collana. Una boccetta da fiuto imperiale dal periodo Daoguang (1821-1850) della dinastia Qing si trasforma in un vettore di buon auspicio







Jar in Rome for Menorah

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Menorah di Jar, sotto forma di un ramo di mandorlo in fiore, con fiori di smalto rosa e un bocciolo centrale con un mix di pavé con diamanti bianchi e oro, zaffiri blu e viola, rubini rosa

A unexpected jewel by Jar at the Rome exhibition dedicated to Menorah ♦
Shock, surprise: Jar is in an exhibition that originated 2088 years ago. The jeweler has made a special jewel for the Menorà exhibition. Cult, history and myth, which takes place parallel to the Arm of Charlemagne of the Vatican Museums and the Jewish Museum of Rome (until July 23, 2017).
The exhibition is dedicated to one of the symbols of Jewish culture. Better to explain what it is: Menorah is a seven-armed gold candle that, according to the sacred scriptures, would have been ordained to Moses by God. And so, Moses would have made it in a single gold cast of 35 kilograms this large candlestick, the Menorah. About a thousand years before Christ, according to the legend, was placed in the temple of Solomon, and then to be raided by the Babylonians. To make it short: in 71 BC, Menorah was considered a booty of war by the Romans and brought to the Capital by General Tito. But in Rome Menorah is disappeared, robbed by the barbarians, perhaps the visigots of Alaric, or by the vandals of Genserico. Who knows. After the disappearance are flourished a lot of legends.
We come to Jar, that is, Joel Arthur Rosenthal, American of the Bronx, moved to Paris and considered the Fabergé of our time. It is unapproachable, mysterious, it only produces a few pieces a year that it sells only to those who want, and with a price that he decides. In short, it is more unapproachable than Bob Dylan. It was a surprise, therefore, his participation in the exhibition with a special piece: in five weeks (incredibly fast for him) he designed and made a bronze and aluminum menorah (with a touch of gold). It is an almond with pink enamel flowers, a central bud with a mix of pavé of white and gold diamonds, blue and purple sapphires, pink rubies. Jar explained that he felt the urge to participate in the exhibition thanks to the re-emerging of memories of his childhood and Jewish religious ceremonies to which he attended his bar mitzvah. He also added that he could draw other pieces on the subject. His fans are already waiting. Federico Graglia




Menorah di Jar, sotto forma di un ramo di mandorlo in fiore, con fiori di smalto rosa e un bocciolo centrale con un mix di pavé con diamanti bianchi e oro, zaffiri blu e viola, rubini rosa
Menorah di Jar, sotto forma di un ramo di mandorlo in fiore, con fiori di smalto rosa e un bocciolo centrale con un mix di pavé con diamanti bianchi e oro, zaffiri blu e viola, rubini rosa

Altri gioielli firmati Jar

Orecchini con diamanti e specchio firmati Jar
Orecchini con diamanti e specchio firmati Jar
Orecchini firmati Jar, in argento, oro, diamanti e topazi
Orecchini firmati Jar, in argento, oro, diamanti e topazi
Jar, spilla Geranium in titanio verde e rosso, platino e pavé di diamanti del 2007
Jar, spilla Geranium in titanio verde e rosso, platino e pavé di diamanti del 2007
Jar, orecchini Geranium in titanio verde e rosso
Jar, orecchini Geranium in titanio verde e rosso
Jar, bracciale Parrot Tulip in oro modellato a forma di foglie due che circondano il polso con diamanti e granati verdi
Jar, bracciale Parrot Tulip in oro modellato a forma di foglie due che circondano il polso con diamanti e granati verdi
Jar, spilla Camelia in oro e argento, appartenuta a Lily Safra, con pavé di rubini per 173 carati complessivi. Prezzo realizzato: 3 milioni 750 mila euro
Jar, spilla Camelia in oro e argento, appartenuta a Lily Safra, con pavé di rubini per 173 carati complessivi. Prezzo realizzato: 3 milioni 750 mila euro
Jar, orecchini appartenuti a Lily Safra, a forma di tulipano in argento e oro con pavé di rubini circondati da diamanti e due zaffiri centrali taglio cushion blu e giallo arancio. Prezzo realizzato: 221 mila euro
Jar, orecchini appartenuti a Lily Safra, a forma di tulipano in argento e oro con pavé di rubini circondati da diamanti e due zaffiri centrali taglio cushion blu e giallo arancio. Prezzo realizzato: 221 mila euro

Orecchini con zaffiri, rubini e diamanti firmati Jar
Orecchini con zaffiri, rubini e diamanti firmati Jar







Who’s in Tefaf in New York

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Spilla di Bulgari a forma di libellula. Diamanti colorati per 16,30 carati. Circa 1960

The Tefaf edition in New York houses jewels and jewelers of great value, from Jar to Reza ♦
Back to Tefaf, the most important art and jewelry market. Obviously this is not the original edition, which takes place in Maastricht, but of the one in New York. The Tefaf New York Springtime takes place from May 4 to 8, 2017 and is held in the historic Armory Park Avenue. As mentioned, there are jewels, moderns or antiques, but all of exceptional value. There will be, for example, exclusive pieces of Jar, sought after by collectors. It’s no coincidence that some opening hours are reserved for VIPs. But also of Bulgari. And you will also find jewelery designed by artists of the artefact or sculpture, like Max Ernst, Giò Pomodoro and Louise Nevelson. Straight from Place Vendôme is another famous jeweler, Reza. Here are the useful info.
Tefaf New York
Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue
Wednesday, May 3
Noon – 08:00 (Vip only)
Please note: Due to limited capacity at Park Avenue Armory, only Vip Tefaf cards are valid for entry during the Vip Preview on May 3rd.
Thursday, May 4th
11am – noon (Vip only)
Noon – 08:00
Friday, May 5th
11am – noon (Vip only)
Noon – 08:00
Saturday, May 6th
11am – noon (Vip only)
Noon – 08:00
Sunday, May 7th
11am – noon (Vip only)
Noon – 08:00
Monday, May 8th
11am – noon (Vip only)
Noon – 18:00




Spilla Butterfly, in oro e diamanti, Inghilterra, circa1870
Spilla Butterfly, in oro e diamanti, Inghilterra, circa1870

The Hamster Diamond, anello dalla storia avventurosa, circa 1910
The Hamster Diamond, anello dalla storia avventurosa, circa 1910
Orecchini con smeraldi e diamanti, circa 1870
Orecchini con smeraldi e diamanti, circa 1870
Anello con smeraldo da 13,11 carati, circa 1930
Anello con smeraldo da 13,11 carati, circa 1930
Fibula brooch firmata Jar. Tormalina, granato, diamanti. Circa 1993
Fibula brooch firmata Jar. Tormalina, granato, diamanti. Circa 1993
Spilla di Bulgari a forma di libellula. Diamanti colorati per 16,30 carati. Circa 1960
Spilla di Bulgari a forma di libellula. Diamanti colorati per 16,30 carati. Circa 1960
Getulio Alviani, orecchino composto da un disco di alluminio. Roma, 1968
Getulio Alviani, orecchino composto da un disco di alluminio. Roma, 1968
Reza, orecchini con 4 smeraldi pan d -zucchero di 15,96 carati e 632 diamanti del peso di 11,67 carati su oro bianco. Possono essere ndossati come orecchini o come spilla
Reza, orecchini con 4 smeraldi pan d -zucchero di 15,96 carati e 632 diamanti del peso di 11,67 carati su oro bianco. Possono essere ndossati come orecchini o come spilla

Giò Pomodoro , collana in oro giallo 24 carati, oro bianco e giallo 18 carati, smeraldi
Giò Pomodoro , collana in oro giallo 24 carati, oro bianco e giallo 18 carati, smeraldi







Extraordinary Vak

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Anello a forma di fiore con diamante cuscino al centro

Between roses and lotus flowers, architecture and ancient traditions: the gentle revolution by Vishal Kothari and his Vak ♦
Vishal Kothari comes from a family of three generations engaged in jewelery. But, really, he’s special. He founded Vak, keep in mind the name. It is Indian but he graduated from the Gemological Institute of America in New York. He loves Leonardo da Vinci, the island of Santorini, Jar and Wallace Chan. Not surprisingly, the small Maison who founded in Mumbai following the precept of only few pieces a year, no more than 50-70 jewelry made by thirty craftsmen.
He is inspired by the architecture, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, but also to the ancient Indian shapes. Often uses stones with the ancient cut that was used in Europe in the nineteenth century, the rose-cut. Or he chooses the shape of the lotus flower, a tradition in India. The jewels are unique pieces designed and crafted with care and dedication. “I love creating beautiful things. I don’t like the ordinary stuff. The clothes, for example: I’m always looking for something unique. So I think the same way when I create my jewelry”, he explained. This philosophy also showed with the participation at Baselworld 2017. Her jewelry are truly extraordinary. Lavinia Andorno




Anello a forma di fiore con diamante cuscino al centro
Anello a forma di fiore con diamante cuscino al centro

The Desert Rain Ring, con diamanti rose cut
The Desert Rain Ring, con diamanti rose cut
Anello con diamanti e rubino di Vak, in oro bianco 18 carati, con diamanti bianchi e rosa
Anello con diamanti e rubino di Vak, in oro bianco 18 carati, con diamanti bianchi e rosa
Anello di diamante in oro bianco 18 carati, con diamanti taglio rosa e piccoli diamanti tondi
Anello di diamante in oro bianco 18 carati, con diamanti taglio rosa e piccoli diamanti tondi
Vak, anello di diamanti in oro bianco 18 carati
Vak, anello di diamanti in oro bianco 18 carati
Orecchini con diamanti
Orecchini con diamanti
Anello a forma di fiore con diamanti e rubini
Anello a forma di fiore con diamanti e rubini

Orecchini condiamanti e rubini
Orecchini condiamanti e rubini







Liz Taylor’s jewels come back at Christie’s auction

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Christie’s unveils new exceptional jewelry in the auction catalog of 17 May in Geneva ♦
In Geneva, on 17 May, Christie’s will auction a 92 carat exceptional diamond-shaped heart, perfect. We’ve talked about here.
But that day will be for sale also many other interesting jewelry. In addition to those already anticipated in this article, there are others that the auction house has anticipated. Among them, there are some that belonged to Liz Taylor. In December 2011, Christie’s has already put on sale the collection of Elizabeth Taylor with these earrings and bracelet burmese rubies and diamonds signed Cartier. The jewels were part of the parure of jewels given to Elizabeth Taylor in August 1957 by her then husband, Mike Todd. Now are back on sale. The actress was famous for his passion for jewelry. But he was not the only woman with this enjoyable hobby. At the auction in Geneva, for example, you are selling the collection of an anonymous “elegant lady”, who apparently does not like the fame. The collection, however, is really top level. It includes a diamond necklace by Chopard, with a shaped D color diamond weight of approximately 56.03 carats pear (has a rating of up to US $ 7 million), in addition to exceptional jewelry created by Graff, De Grisogono and David Morris.
The space of the virtuous
For those who love the high jewelry, high design, there is a piece signed Jar (Joel Arthur Rosenthal) mysterious as creative maestro of jewelry. American by birth, Parisian by adoption, is considered a creative worship. Her earrings with diamonds are a delicious candy for collectors. An other talented designers is the Indian Viren Bhagat, who from Mumbai produces no more than 60 pieces a year. In the auction there will be a pair of her earrings with diamonds and rubies.
Cartier view from Éric Nussbaum
It has been recognized as one of the most eminent experts of Cartier and was hailed by his peers as “Eye”, an homage to the virtuoso level of its taste and refinement. And now the pieces of the vast collection owned by the expert, who died in 2003, are to be auctioned. It’s an interesting occasion: suffice it to say that the Nussbaum collection consists of over 1,600 jewelry and objects.
The charm of the sixties
The jewelry in Italy has experienced a moment of glory in the sixties. At the «dolce vita» of the jewel it is dedicated to a Christie’s auction section. From Buccellati to Villa or Bulgari, will be offered 40 jewels of that magical time. Federico Graglia




Liz Taylor con gli orecchini in rubini e diamanti di Cartier
Liz Taylor con gli orecchini in rubini e diamanti di Cartier

La parure di orecchini e bracciale di Cartier appartenuti a Liz Taylor
La parure di orecchini e bracciale di Cartier appartenuti a Liz Taylor
Spilla di Boucheron con diamanti e rubini birmani
Spilla di Boucheron con diamanti e rubini birmani
Anello con smeraldo colombiano di 13,16 carati
Anello con smeraldo colombiano di 13,16 carati
Anello con zaffiro, smeraldi e rubini birmani di Bulgari
Anello con zaffiro, smeraldi e rubini birmani di Bulgari
Orecchini con diamanti e rubini birmani di Viren Bhagat
Orecchini con diamanti e rubini birmani di Viren Bhagat
Orecchini con diamanti di Jar
Orecchini con diamanti di Jar
Pendente con diamante a pera da 56 carati. Stima: 5-7 milioni di dollari
Pendente con diamante a pera da 56 carati. Stima: 5-7 milioni di dollari

Chocker di diamanti di Graff
Chocker di diamanti di Graff







Rahul Kadakia, the guru of the jewels

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Rahul Kadakia con una selezione di gioielli appartenuti a Elizabeth Taylor venduti in una speciale asta organizzata da Christie’s nel 2011, che ha messo a segno un record di 116 milioni di dollari

The numbers to eight digits achieved in jewelry auctions are no longer an exception: «A decade ago, you’d only hear these numbers in pictures sales; a Picasso sold for $10 million, a Van Gogh for $20 million», says Rahul Kadakia, international director of Christie’s jewelry department, in an interview with the American magazine Robb Report. The expert of the London-based company entered the orbit of the multinational luxury Kering, describes it as an moving and booming phenomenon . And the results of the auctions last year confirm this: the  Blue Belle of Asia sapphire, a 392 carat stone, was sold in Geneva for 17 million 500 thousand dollars, a record; the Belle Époque brooch by Cartier made 17 million 900 thousand US dollars. And, again, a ruby ​​necklace at auction in Hong Kong for 13 million dollars. Here the interview.

Rahul Kadakia con una selezione di gioielli appartenuti a Elizabeth Taylor venduti in una speciale asta organizzata da Christie’s nel 2011, che ha messo a segno un record di 116 milioni di dollari
Rahul Kadakia con una selezione di gioielli appartenuti a Elizabeth Taylor venduti in una speciale asta organizzata da Christie’s nel 2011, che ha messo a segno un record di 116 milioni di dollari

The Renaissance of Alessio Boschi

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Mark this name: Alessio Boschi. You will hear about him: in the area of jewelry he’s already known for years. But, before you hear about him, look in these photos the extraordinary work he does, and read his story, it’s worth it. Because Alessio Boschi is an artist of the jewel, an uncommon creative, a fusion cuisine’s five star chef applied to gems and gold. His unique pieces, well finished and more, are at once an indictment to the establishment of the jewelry. For two reasons: the first one is that the work of Alessio Boschi opens up a prevailing conformism, even in fine jewelery. The second one is that he, Italian born and graduated in Rome, prides itself on using Asian craftsmanship «and believe me, there are works are almost impossible to get in Italy on grounds of cost and because they are relatively new», explains Alessio to Gioiellis. «One of these is the bazel setting in microscope with tiny stones that blend in different shadows of color: in Bangkok there is an excellent manufacture with more than twenty years of experience. In short, only in Asia there are so skilled artisans in this kind of job. Let’s be clear: I am not the only one. In fact, all the big names in jewelry, both Italian, and French and American, have produced in Asia at least part of their jewels. Only there they do not say it. Of course, in Italy there are others excellent, for example, there are engravers who perform millimetre fissures in the stone to enter a gold leaf so that the stone preserves its transparency: instead of covering the stone he works from the inside. So for the flowering Wisteria necklace, I had the milky aquamarine cut in petals in Bangkok, and then in Italy I had the gold foliage».

Alessio Boschi
Alessio Boschi

Keep reading to see other extraordinary jewelry by Alessio Boschi

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Lo zaffiro più costoso del mondo

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christie's blue-belle-dell'asia

Come abbiamo riportato più volte, i pietre e gioielli sono ormai un investimento in crescita, una specie di bene-rifugio: lo testimonia anche l’asta di Christie’s dell’11 novembre a Ginevra. La vendita di Magnificent Jewels ha raggiunto i 150 milioni di dollari, cioè quasi 121 milioni di euro. La statistica dice che è stato venduto il 89% per lotto e il 94% in valore. È un record mondiale: è il totale più alto per la vendita Magnificent Jewels mai raggiunto. Se poi si aggiungono gli orologi di pregio in asta, si arriva a 185 milioni di dollari (circa 150 milioni di euro). A questo risultato complessivo si aggiunge il top con il «Blue Belle  dell’Asia», zaffiro venduto a 17,2 milioni di dollari, nuovo prezzo record per una pietra di questo tipo venduta all’asta.  Orgoglioso il commento di Rahul Kadakia, responsabile internazionale del dipartimento gioielli di Christie: «Abbiamo accolto oltre 600 partecipanti alla vendita, da oltre 30 Paesi. Siamo estremamente orgogliosi che il Belle Blue dell’Asia abbia stabilito un nuovo record mondiale. Un collezionista privato, che era seduto nella stanza dell’asta, è ora il nuovo proprietario dello zaffiro di maggior valore al mondo. Il braccialetto firmato JAR Parrot Tulip ha realizzato 3,5 milioni di dollari e stabilito il secondo prezzo più alto per una creazione da parte JAR. Anche altri gioielli provenienti da importanti collezioni hanno realizzato prezzi eccezionali, come la perla naturale in stile Art Déco e la collana di diamanti della collezione privata della baronessa Edouard de Rothschild, venduta per 5,1 milioni di dollari». Federico Graglia 

Lo zaffiro Blue Belle dell'Asia: 17,2 milioni di dollari
Lo zaffiro Blue Belle dell’Asia: 17,2 milioni di dollari
Questo paio di orecchini con diamanti colorati (fancy) è stato battuto per 12,7 milioni di aureo. Lo ha acquistato Graff
Questo paio di orecchini con diamanti colorati (fancy) è stato battuto per 12,7 milioni di aureo. Lo ha acquistato Graff
Anello con diamante fancy, venduto per 2,8 milioni di euro
Anello con diamante fancy, venduto per 2,8 milioni di euro
The Queen of burma. Anello con grande rubino birmano format Cartier. Venduto per 5,5 milioni di euro
The Queen of burma. Anello con grande rubino birmano format Cartier. Venduto per 5,5 milioni di euro
Collana con diamanti tagliati a pera e pendente da 20,20 carati. Venduta per 4,5 milioni di euro
Collana con diamanti tagliati a pera e pendente da 20,20 carati. Venduta per 4,5 milioni di euro

ukThe most expensive sapphire of the world

As we reported several times, the stones and jewelery are in growth, a kind of safe haven: it also bears witness by the auction at Christie’s in Geneva on 11 November. The sale of Magnificent Jewels is been totaled $ 150 million, or nearly 121 million Euros. The statistics indicate it was sold 89% by lot and 94% by value. It is a world record: the highest total for the Magnificent Jewels sale. If you then add the premium watches at auction, you get to $ 185 million (150 million euro). In this overall result, the top is been the “Blue Belle of Asia”, sapphire sold for 17.2 million dollars, a new record price for a stone of this kind sold at auction. It’s proud the comment of Rahul Kadakia, head of Christie’s international jewelery department: “We have welcomed more than 600 participants in the sale, from more than 30 countries. We are extremely proud that the Blue Belle of Asia has set a new world record. A private collector, who was sitting in the auction room, is now the new owner of the most valuable sapphire in the world. The bracelet signed JAR Parrot Tulip has made $ 3.5 million and set the second highest price for a creation by JAR. Other jewelry from major collections have achieved exceptional prices, such as the Art Deco natural pearl and diamond necklace from the private collection of the Baroness Edouard de Rothschild, sold for 5.1 million dollars”.

france-flagLe saphir le plus cher du monde

Comme nous l’avons signalé à plusieurs reprises, les pierres et les bijoux sont en croissance, une sorte de refuge: il témoigne également de la vente aux enchères chez Christie’s à Genève le 11 Novembre. La vente de haute joaillerie est été a totalisé 150 M $, soit près de 121 millions d’euros. Les statistiques indiquent qu’il a été vendu 89% par lot et 94% en valeur. Il est un record du monde: le plus haut total de la vente de Magnificent Jewels. Si vous ajoutez ensuite les montres haut de gamme en vente aux enchères, vous obtenez 185 millions de dollars (150 millions d’euros). En ce résultat global, le top est fait par le “Blue Belle de l’Asie”, saphir vendu pour 17,2 millions de dollars, un nouveau record pour une pierre de ce type vendu aux enchères. Le commentaire de Rahul Kadakia, chef du département de bijoux international de Christie’s, il est fier: «Nous avons accueilli plus de 600 participants à la vente, à partir de plus de 30 pays, nous sommes extrêmement fiers que la Bleue Belle de l’Asie a établi un nouveau record du monde. un collectionneur privé, qui était assis dans la salle de vente, est désormais le nouveau propriétaire du saphir le plus précieux dans le monde. Le bracelet JAR signé Parrot Tulip a effectué 3,5 millions de dollars et régler le deuxième prix le plus élevé pour une création de JAR. Autres bijoux provenant de grandes collections ont atteint des prix exceptionnels, tels que la perle naturelle Art Déco et collier de diamants de la collection privée de la baronne Edouard de Rothschild, vendu pour 5,1 millions de dollars».

german-flagDas teuerste Saphir der Welt

Wie wir mehrfach berichtet, die Steine und Schmuck sind für Wachstum, eine Art sicherer Hafen: es zeugt auch von der Auktion bei Christie’s in Genf am 11. November. Der Verkauf der Magnificent Jewels wird bisher 150 Millionen Dollar oder fast 121 Millionen Euro beliefen. Die Statistiken zeigen, wurde es 89% durch das Los und 94% nach Wert verkauft. Es ist ein Weltrekord: die höchste Summe für die Magnificent Jewels verkaufen. Wenn Sie dann die Premium-Uhren hinzuzufügen auf einer Auktion verkauft, um 185 Millionen $ (150 Millionen Euro) erhalten Sie. In diesem Gesamtergebnis ist die obere mit dem “Blue Belle of Asia”, Saphir für 17,2 Millionen Dollar, einen neuen Rekordpreis für einen Stein dieser Art auf einer Auktion verkauft. Es ist stolz darauf, der Kommentar von Rahul Kadakia, Leiter der internationalen Schmuckabteilung Christie’s: “Wir haben mehr als 600 Teilnehmer in den Verkauf von mehr als 30 Ländern begrüßt, Wir sind sehr stolz, dass die Blue Belle of Asia hat einen neuen Weltrekord aufgestellt. Ein Privatsammler, der im Saal saß, ist jetzt der neue Besitzer der wertvollsten Saphir in der Welt. das Armband unterzeichnete JAR Parrot Tulip hat 3.500.000 $ gemacht und den zweithöchsten Preis für eine Kreation von JAR. Andere Schmuck aus bedeutenden Sammlungen haben außergewöhnlichen Preisen, wie dem Art Deco natürliche Perle und Diamant-Halskette aus der Privatsammlung der Baronin Edouard de Rothschild, für 5,1 Millionen Dollar verkauft erreicht”.

flag-russiaСамый дорогой сапфир в мире

Как мы уже сообщали несколько раз, камни и ювелирные изделия в росте, своего рода тихой гаванью: он также свидетельствует в аукционе Кристис в Женеве 11 ноября. Продажа Великолепные драгоценности будет уже составили $ 150 млн, или почти 121 млн евро. Статистика показывает, что было продано 89% по жребию, и 94% по стоимости. Это мировой рекорд: самая высокая общая для продажи Великолепные драгоценности. Если затем добавить часы премиум-класса на аукционе, вы получаете возможность млн $ 185 (150 млн евро). В этом общем итоге верх был “Голубой Belle из Азии”, сапфир продан за 17,2 млн долларов, новой рекордной цене для камня этого вида продаваемого на аукционе. Это гордый комментарий Рахул Kadakia, руководитель международного отдела ювелирных Кристи: “Мы приветствовали более 600 участников в продажу, из более чем 30 стран Мы очень гордимся, что синий Belle из Азии установила новый мировой рекорд..частный коллекционер, который сидел в аукционном зале, теперь новый владелец самого ценного сапфир в мире. браслет подписал JAR Parrot Tulip составил $ 3,5 млн и установить второй высокую цену за творение по ЕАО. Другие ювелирные изделия от крупных коллекций добились исключительных цены, например, арт-деко натурального жемчуга и бриллиантовое колье из частной коллекции баронессы Эдуард де Ротшильд, был продан за 5,1 миллиона долларов”.

spagna-okEl zafiro más caro del mundo

Como se informó en varias ocasiones, las piedras y joyas están en crecimiento, una especie de refugio seguro, sino que también da testimonio de la subasta en Christie’s en Ginebra el 11 de noviembre. La venta de Joyas Magníficas se ha ascendieron a US $ 150 millones, o cerca de 121 millones de euros. Las estadísticas indican que se vendió el 89% por sorteo y el 94% en valor. Se trata de un récord mundial: el total más alto para la venta Joyas Magníficas. Si a continuación, añadir los relojes de primera calidad en la subasta, se llega a $ 185,000,000 (150 millones de euros). En este resultado general, la parte superior es resultado de “Blue Belle de Asia”, zafiro se vendió por 17,2 millones de dólares, un nuevo precio récord para una piedra de este tipo vendida en una subasta. Es orgulloso el comentario de Rahul Kadakia, jefe del departamento internacional de joyería de Christie: “Hemos dado la bienvenida a más de 600 participantes en la venta, desde más de 30 países Estamos muy orgullosos de que la Belle Blue de Asia ha establecido un nuevo récord mundial. Un coleccionista privado, que estaba sentado en la sala de subastas, es ahora el nuevo propietario del zafiro más valioso en el mundo. la pulsera JAR firmado loro Tulip ha hecho $ 3,5 millones y establecer el segundo precio más alto para una creación por JAR. Otros joyas de las colecciones más importantes han alcanzado precios excepcionales, tales como el Art Deco de perlas naturales y collar de diamantes de la colección privada de la baronesa Edouard de Rothschild, se vendió por 5,1 millones de dólares”.

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