Impressive Very Light Pink Diamond Ring. 15.12 carats, Natural Color, VVS2 Clarity, Type IIa. Estimate: US$250,000–350,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
An instant head-turner
Impressive Very Light Pink Diamond Ring. 15.12 carats, Natural Color, VVS2 Clarity, Type IIa. Estimate: US$250,000–350,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
Ever so lightly pink, this remarkable stone's color first meets the eye as though it were a mirage. Like a feminine blush, it invites a closer look, and we discover that this marquise-shaped 15.12 carat diamond is simply extraordinary. Accompanied by a GIA report stating that the stone is Very Light Pink, Natural Color, and VVS2 Clarity, it's also classified as Type IIa — Type IIa diamonds are classified as being in their purest state without traceable elements. Set between two heart-shaped diamonds, to wear it is as bold and impressive as it is graceful and elegant.
A ruby wrapped in reverence
Fine Ruby and Diamond Ring. 5.27 carats, Burmese origin. Estimate: US$200,000–300,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
Meeting the eye with a floral impression, this striking ring showcases an oval ruby of 5.27 carats, accompanied by a choir of eight charming old-cut diamonds. Center stage, the impressive ruby is accompanied by a Gübelin report affirming the stone’s Burmese origin. With no indications of heating, the stone presents itself with all the rarity, fire, and vitality that arouse the passions of ruby lovers everywhere.
Sapphire preferred
Rare Sapphire and Diamond Ring, 5.40 carats, Kashmir origin. Estimate: US$300,000–500,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
Even the most stoic among us couldn't steal a glimpse at this exquisite sapphire without an 'ahh' moment. Set between two oval diamonds, this sapphire exhibits the velvety saturated hue and wondrous depth associated with its origin — creating a galaxy of its own. It’s easy to see why, as the stone is accompanied by reports from both Gübelin and the SSEF, which state that the sapphire is of Kashmir origin, with no indications of heating.
Juxtaposition
Fine Pair of Emerald and Diamond Earrings. Estimate: US$280,000–320,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
Geometric and syncopated, this beautifully designed pair of earrings leaves a striking impression. But beyond the design, the stones alone are awe-inspiring. The 6.44-carat and 1.93-carat emeralds are each of Colombian origin, certified by AGL. And the diamonds are no less impressive, accompanied by GIA reports stating that the 7.45-carat diamond is E Color and VS1 Clarity, and the 3.01-carat diamond is D Color and VS1 Clarity. Taken as a whole, the juxtaposition is attractively off-kilter, making it downright fun.
Wrist candy to the nines
Important Emerald and Diamond Bracelet. Estimate: US$300,000–400,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
Delicious in appearance, this striking emerald and diamond bracelet catches the eye and doesn't let it go. It’s set with nine step-cut emeralds for a combined weight of 36.39 carats, each accompanied by its own AGL report stating that each emerald is of Colombian origin. These remarkable emeralds interlace with nine step-cut diamonds weighing a total of 9.57 carats. These are also accompanied by nine GIA reports stating that the diamonds each weigh between 1.00–1.24 carats, are G-H Color, and VVS1–VS2 Clarity.
Classic in Cartier
Cartier, Diamond Ring. 4.52 carats. Estimate: US$70,000–90,000. The New York Jewels Auction.
As jewelry lovers, where would we be without Cartier? In all they do, the house‘s savoir-faire is on full display — here via a delightful and impressive ring that centers a pear-shaped 4.52 carat diamond between pear-shaped diamond shoulders. Pear-shaped diamonds have stepped into the spotlight again, and with their classical elegance, it doesn't get more graceful than this.
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