Newsflash - Online Summer Sale - $2 Million Heart Shape Diamond! November's Birthstone is Citrine!

November 2021, Newsflash

November Birthstone

Citrine

Citrine coming from the French word citron means lemon. Citrine carries the power of the sun. It is a gemstone that is warm and comforting, energizing, and life-giving. Citrine assists in all fast money ventures and is especially helpful in financial speculation and for commercial success. It is said that carrying one in the purse or wallet to attract money and stop excessive outflow. Many believe that he gift of a Citrine angel or sphere to a newborn brings intelligence, health, happiness, curiosity, confidence, and healing wisdom.

Citrine crystals push us to look to the future and imagine all that could be, instead of being stuck in the past looking at all that has been.

Jewelry Auction News – National Jeweler Magazine

Christie’s Online Summer Jewelry

Auction Totals $5.1M

The star of the sale, a 24-carat heart-shaped diamond, went for $2 million.

This 24.45-carat D-color, internally flawless heart-shaped diamond sold for $2 million in the “Jewels Online: Summer Sparkle” auction, making it the sale’s top lot and the second most valuable jewel Christie’s has ever sold online.

New York—The second edition of Christie’s “Jewels Online: Summer Sparkle” sale brought in $5.1 million for the auction house this year. The online-only auction was held from Aug. 4-18, selling 94 percent by lot and attracting bids from buyers in 28 countries, 16 percent of which were first-time registrants. Leading the way was a 24.45-carat D-color, internally flawless, Type IIa heart-shaped diamond pendant that garnered $2 million, the second-highest price paid for a jewel sold in an online auction at Christie’s.

The diamond had a pre-sale estimate of $1.6 million-$2.6 million.

The Summer Sunrise,” a 9.83-carat VS1 fancy vivid orange-yellow diamond ring, sold for $810,000 at Christie’s recent online-only jewelry auction.

“The Summer Sunrise” was the sale’s second-highest-grossing lot. The 9.83-carat, VS1 fancy vivid orange-yellow diamond ring sold for $810,000, followed by a 10.08-carat emerald-cut diamond ring with tapered baguette-cut diamond accents in platinum and white gold that went for $325,000. At No. 4 was a pair of earrings set with pear brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 5.05 carats and 5.01 carats in platinum that sold for $250,000. Rounding out the top five was the 6.29-carat oval diamond, triangular-cut diamond, and platinum ring seen below, which sold for $237,500.

This 6.29-carat oval diamond ring sold for $237,500.

Christie’s online jewelry auction also featured a range of fancy color diamonds in various settings, including a fancy orangey-pink diamond ring that sold for $43,750 and a fancy intense pink diamond ring that realized $40,000.

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