Magnificent Jewels Belong to—Harry Winston, Cartier or Christie?

There is no restriction to the eye-catching bling accessories to be flaunted during this auction season. Earlier, we introduced you to the magnificent jewels sold at two-day exhibition held in May at Christie. Now, the list needs an updating as Christie’s plans to exhibit around 300 lots of Magnificent Jewels on the block on 16 October at its Rockefeller Center, New York. It would be complement with 40 pieces that were sold during a single-owner-sale session committed to“Magnificent Jewels from a Distinguished Private Collection.”
The auction house anticipates huge sales from the exhibited gems and jewels viz. rare colored stones, diamonds, and various artistic creations by artists including Lucille Desiree Ball (more than $25mn), Harry Winston and others. Take a look at the most-sparkling jewels with burning prices.
Below is a diamond bracelet by Harry Winston with nine square-cut diamonds, weighing approximately 4.44 to 5.73 carats and is mounted in platinum. The bracelet would be available at Xhristie on 16 October.




Price: $8, 00,000-$1,200,000

Harry Winston’s diamond ring made-up of rectangular-cut diamond, weighing approximately 23.14 carats and is flanked on either side by a tapered baguette-cut diamond together with mounted platinum.


Price: $800,000-$1,200,000

Adding more feast, you would be moved with the magnificence of the gorgeous Belle Époque diamond aigrette bandeau by Cartier that is fit for my Catty.


Price: $4, 50,000 to $6, 50,000

Last but has a lot of weight so deserves equal amount of attention. An awfully rare colored diamond ring set with a modified rectangular-cut fancy intense blue diamond, weighing approximately 5.07 carats, within a pavé-set pink diamond two-tiered surround, mounted in 18-carat rose gold.

Price: $2.2 million-$2.8 million