A large pink diamond is believed to have been transferred from France Queen Mary Antoinette To her daughter, she will rise in auction in New York next month – and she is expected to sell her millions of dollars.
Rare diamonds 10 carats are located in an episode designed by the jeweler Joel Arthur Rosental. It will be part of the “wonderful jewelry” auction at the Christie Rockefeller Center on June 17.
The auction house said that the jewel in the form of a kite is believed to return to the middle of the eighteenth century and was owned by the daughter of Antoinette, the Duchess of Marie Thriz.
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“According to Royal Lauer, Queen Mary Antoinette has been entrusted with her dear jewels to the believer’s coffin on the eve of her failed escape from Paris in 1791, in the hope of restoring her one day,” said Christie at Christie’s on the eve of her failed escape from Paris in 1791, in the hope that she would recover her one day. press release.
This did not happen, but jewelry was transferred to Mary Teres. Although he is not certain, he believes that pink diamonds were part of the jewelry.
Christie’s said diamonds continued to transfer diamonds to generations until he was sold at a 1996 auction in Geneva. He has been out of public opinion since then.
Rahul Kadakia, the international head of jewelry at Christie, described the jewel as “very special diamond.”
“It is a wonderful purple diamond from the eighteenth century and most likely from the Golkonnda mines in India,” Kadakia told Associated Press.
It is estimated to be sold from $ 3 million to $ 5 million at auction.
