Pink diamond ring sold for 12.1 million francs in Geneva

Pink diamond ring sold for 12.1 million francs in Geneva

Pink diamond ring sold for 12.1 million francs in Geneva

The 24-karat diamond, in intensive pink, was sold at the auction organised by Christie’s house, being the main item of jewelry auction.

A luxury pink diamond ring has been sold for 12.1 million Swiss francs at an auction organised by the Christieé auction house in Geneva, reports Watson.

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The precious 24 carats stone — the Bulgari Pink — considered the mono Lisa was sold at an auction in Geneva.

The appointment of Mount Lisa was used by Max Faucet, head of the jewelry department at the auction house, as a metaphor for the extraordinary purity and transparency of this extremely rare diamond, transmits Telegrafi.

The diamond, known as “Bulgary Pink,” weighs 24 carats and has rectangular cut (eleral cut). He was the main part of the seasonal jewelry auction.

The amount reached by the sale was within the average interval of the price envisioned by auction organisers./Telegraphy/

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