In 2010, auctioneers at Sotheby’s expected this particular ring to do wonders, but they didn’t expect it to fetch more than $40 million, making it one of the most expensive pieces of jewelry. world.The ring features a 24.78-carat Graff Pinkdiamondthat was once owned by the famous Harry Winston jewelry store and is now the Graff Diamonds brand.
The Graff Pinkis an exceptionally rare pink diamond and the most expensive single stone ever sold at an auction.Harry Winston sold a 24.78-carat pink diamond, cut in modified emerald, set on an exquisitely crafted silver ring flanked by two solid, shield-shaped white diamonds. is a work by jeweler Harry Winston of 5th Avenue, New York.The 1950s collector who owned the stone for nearly 60 years remained unnamed, until it appeared at a Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels sale, in Geneva.
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has graded the Graff Pinkdiamondas having the shape and cut of an emerald with a carat weight of 24.78 carats, naturally colored with an even and deep pink grade. , color distribution and clarity level of VVS2.GIA’s color diamond grading ɾєρօɾτ, under additional grading information, also states that the diamond is “likely to be perfect” after re-polishing.An emerald-cut diamond is a diamond cut in square or rectangular increments, whose faces are slanted and arranged parallel to the border, with the corners truncated, creating the border. or octagonal shape.
