Even if you have not seen the film The Iron Lady, starring Meryl Streep, you must know who was Margaret Thatcher: the woman who led Britain for a decade, halving the opinions of the world. Disappeared in April 2013, she left behind many memories and objects, which have gone up for auction at Christie’s in London. Among the memorabilia on sale there were jewels. Here are the results for the most valuable pieces: a necklace Art Deco emerald and diamond, with pivot pin stylized flower, dating from the reign of George III (early nineteenth century), was sold for $ 240000. It was the jewel of the preferred of leader of the Conservative Party, and is worn in many photographs. But a high prices was also sold a brooch shaped flower with six petals, paved with diamonds of different sizes and weight: also this has been sold for $ 240,000. Other jewelry have had relatively modest valuations. A suite of Chaumet earrings and necklace with pearls, diamonds and sapphires was sold for $ 79,000, while a pin Swallow Victorian has made $ 75,000. Success for a pair of gold earrings with pearl and diamonds sold for $ 66,000. Federico Graglia
