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73-carat Yellow Diamond Leads Roaring Twenties Sale

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73-carat Yellow Diamond Leads Roaring Twenties Sale

A 73.11-carat fancy vivid yellow diamond will lead The Roaring Twenties 2.0 auction at Sotheby’s New York next month.

The Sienna Star, a VS2-clarity, natural color, cut-cornered square step-cut stone, is set in 18 karat white gold ring with about 4.45 carats of near-colorless F-G color, VS clarity diamonds.

It is described as one of the most important creations by London-based master jeweler Glenn Spiro and has a $3m estimate.

73-carat Yellow Diamond Leads Roaring Twenties Sale

Sotheby’s say it has the highest GIA color grading for any yellow diamond and is one of the largest fancy vivid yellow diamonds ever to be auctioned.

The sale, on 9 June, is one of nine auctions being held as part of the auction house’s Luxury Week, spanning the fastest-growing categories of luxury items.

It also features designs from Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Bulgari, and others which are destined, says Sotheby’s, to be worn for The Roaring Twenties 2.0.

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