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10. THE ORANGE DIAMOND – $35.5 MILLION
While pink and blue diamonds are traditionally more sought after by collectors, the Orange is a rare gem that stands out in its exquisiteness. The 14.62 carat Orange Diamond made a few heads turns in its debut in Christie’s Geneva auction in November 2013. It fetched a whopping $35.5 million, far exceeding its pre-sale estimate between $17.4-$20 million. Pure orange diamonds or fire diamonds are extremely rare, according to GIA. it is common to find orange diamonds with secondary colors. When polished, they are never larger than 6 carats, indicating this piece to be a real freak of nature. Their research pointed out that this particular diamond was 4 times larger than the average gem of its kind. This is why it set the world record for being the most expensive and largest orange diamond ever sold. Before this Sotheby’s had sold a 5.54-carat pumpkin diamond in 1997 to Harry Winston’s son for $1.3 million.
9. THE GRAFF PINK DIAMOND – $46.2 MILLION
The Graff Pink is a 24.78-carat pink diamond mounted in a ring with a Fancy Intense pink vividness and a grading of diamond type IIa. This places it in the top 2% of entire diamonds in the world. Earlier owned by celebrity jeweler Harry Winston, it was sold to a private collector in the 1950s. Later, it was auctioned by Sotheby’s Geneva in November 2010 for $46.2 million to Lawrence Graff. The Graff Pink is set in a platinum ring with two pear-shaped diamonds flanking either side. At the time of its auction, it was labeled as the most expensive single jewels ever sold to the public. The pre-sale estimate of this pink diamond was around $27-$38 million, with 25 identified flaws that the new owner thought could be easily eradicated. It was later trimmed to 23.88 carats, and that brought out a heightened color and was deemed internally flawless by GIA.
8. THE BLUE MOON OF JOSEPHINE DIAMOND – $48.4 MILLION
Before the Oppenheimer Blue Diamond set the record, it was the Blue Moon Josephine Diamond that stole the hearts of millions. Set at 12.03 carat, the diamond was auctioned by Sotheby in November 2015 for a record $48.4 million. With a pre-sale estimate between $35 – $55 million, it netted the highest-ever price per carat ($4 million/carat). The Blue Moon diamond was discovered in South Africa in January 2014 and was considered nearly flawless. It was also the largest blue diamond in the fancy vivid category to be auctioned, till the Oppenheimer Blue made its appearance. The gem was bought by Hongkong Billionaire Joseph Lau who renamed it for his 7-year old daughter, Josephine. Joseph Lau had also purchased a 16.08-carat pink diamond from Christie’s a day before the auction of the Blue Moon and had renamed it as the Sweet Josephine. 7. THE OPPENHEIMER BLUE DIAMOND – $57.5 MILLIO
The 14.62 carat Oppenheimer Blue is the largest ever diamond to appear in auction. Originally owned by Sir Philip Oppenheimer, it was sold at a whopping $57.5 million in May 2016 at Christie’s, Geneva. Till 2017 it held the title of the most expensive diamond ever to be sold. The Fancy Vivid blue emerald cut diamond is set in a ring, flanked by two smaller diamonds on both sides. The diamond is named after its last owner, who controlled the De Beers mining and gifted this gem to his wife. It was initially expected to fetch a price between 38 to 45 million Swiss francs but surpassed all expectations with the final bid. The bidding lasted over 25 minutes with a starting bid of 30 million Swiss francs with incremental bidding of 20000 Swiss francs. It is estimated that only 1% of all blue diamonds graded by the Gemological Institute of America are of this vivid color.
6. THE STEINMETZ PINK DIAMOND – $25 MILLIONS
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