From a Private Collection
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Collection of nine Fancy colour diamonds
估價
CHF380,000–660,000
€408,000–708,000
$450,000–800,000
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Comprising nine unmounted diamonds: a heart-shaped Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond weighing 3.02 carats, a pear-shaped Fancy Yellow-Green diamond weighing 1.02 carats; a marquise-shaped Fancy White diamond weighing 1.01 carats; an oval Fancy Dark Gray-Violet diamond weighing 0.57 carat; a marquise-shaped Fancy Deep Purplish Pink diamond weighing 0.57 carat; a step-cut Fancy Purplish Red diamond weighing 0.44 carat; a step-cut Fancy Purplish Red diamond weighing 0.42 carat; a brilliant-cut Fancy Intense Green-Blue diamond weighing 0.32 carat; and a triangular Fancy Intense Yellow-Orange diamond weighing 0.30 carat.
Accompanied by GIA reports no. 2235972365, no. 1232972356, no. 6233972373, no. 5231972416, no. 2231972295, no. 2225711166, no. 6237972447, no. 1236972441 and no. 2231972438.
Please refer to the condition report for further details.
Accompanied by GIA reports no. 2235972365, no. 1232972356, no. 6233972373, no. 5231972416, no. 2231972295, no. 2225711166, no. 6237972447, no. 1236972441 and no. 2231972438.
Please refer to the condition report for further details.
完整圖錄內容
Collections of this kind are rarely assembled by chance. They bear the unmistakable imprint of a collector whose pursuit extended beyond convention, driven by a fascination with the extraordinary diversity of nature’s colour palette.
The presence of red, white, blue, violet, yellow, green, orange and pink diamonds within a single collection reflects years, and perhaps decades, of dedicated collecting. Bringing together such a spectrum of colour would be remarkably difficult to recreate today.
Several of the diamonds have an estimated market entry measured in decades rather than years. Among them is a Fancy Dark Gray Violet diamond for which a comparable stone may appear on the market only once every 25 years. When such rarity converges within a single collection, the significance of the whole extends beyond the sum of its individual stones. Its next owner will not simply acquire a group of exceptional diamonds but assume stewardship of a small treasury formed by the Earth and assembled through years of passion.
With several historically important diamond mines having recently closed, it is reasonable to believe that many of these diamonds originated from deposits that are no longer producing. Their geological story may have already concluded, making the opportunity to assemble a collection of such breadth increasingly unlikely.
Individually, each diamond represents a rare natural event. Together, they form a striking record of colour and scarcity, preserving not only the astonishing gifts of the Earth, but also the vision, patience and discernment of the collector who brought them together.
FCRF research department
The Fancy Color Research Foundation
The presence of red, white, blue, violet, yellow, green, orange and pink diamonds within a single collection reflects years, and perhaps decades, of dedicated collecting. Bringing together such a spectrum of colour would be remarkably difficult to recreate today.
Several of the diamonds have an estimated market entry measured in decades rather than years. Among them is a Fancy Dark Gray Violet diamond for which a comparable stone may appear on the market only once every 25 years. When such rarity converges within a single collection, the significance of the whole extends beyond the sum of its individual stones. Its next owner will not simply acquire a group of exceptional diamonds but assume stewardship of a small treasury formed by the Earth and assembled through years of passion.
With several historically important diamond mines having recently closed, it is reasonable to believe that many of these diamonds originated from deposits that are no longer producing. Their geological story may have already concluded, making the opportunity to assemble a collection of such breadth increasingly unlikely.
Individually, each diamond represents a rare natural event. Together, they form a striking record of colour and scarcity, preserving not only the astonishing gifts of the Earth, but also the vision, patience and discernment of the collector who brought them together.
FCRF research department
The Fancy Color Research Foundation