Jewels

Leader in the sector and strong of an increasingly international clientele, the Jewelry Department boasts a history of important contributions and auction successes.

Diamonds of important carats, rubies, sapphires, emeralds and natural pearls: each jewel is valued by a team of certified gemologists and experts in the history of jewelry.

The departmental objective remains quality and attention to the customer, also through the accurate sharing of advanced condition reports that guarantee increasingly targeted purchases.

The jewellery auction of the 2nd and 3rd December 2021 made this busy auction week at Palazzo Crivelli shine, the sale ended with a result of more than € 2,7 million, 171% increase by value and 90% of the lots sold.

Extraordinary was the participation of the international public, with numerous bidders connected from all over Europe as well as from the United States, Israel, Australia, United Arab Emirates, Russia and Japan (to mention the main ones). A result that rewards the department's strategy in presenting a catalogue composed of few but selected specimens, including precious gems of significant carats, iconic jewels characterized by historical importance, but also by a more contemporary design. Shining among the adjudications are the ring with an oval sapphire of ct. 32.66 (lot 123, € 112,500), the table clock signed Fabergé (lot 132, € 100,000) and the elegant pendant earrings with round diamonds and baguette holding two round diamonds for a total of ct. 12.90 (lot 122, € 100,000).

The interest in sapphires was also confirmed by the excellent hammering for the ring with an oval sapphire of ct. 8,83 (lot 110, € 87.500), followed by the enchanting music box (lot 131, € 62. 500) in chiselled yellow gold and lid with floral decorations and half-pearls, the diamond earrings signed Lacloche Frères (lot 44, € 50.000), the Cartier bracelet (lot 124, € 47.500) and the ring with oval ruby of ct. 3,997 (lot 116, € 43.750).