The Romanov family's historic sapphire sold for $4.9 million: It doubled estimates
Original headlineRomanov ailesinin tarihi safiri 4,9 milyon dolara satıldı: Tahminleri ikiye katladı
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A diamond-and-sapphire bracelet featuring a 197.80-carat Romanov sapphire sold for $4.9 million at Sotheby's in Geneva, more than double its pre-sale high estimate. The piece, once part of the Russian imperial jewelry collection, drew bidding well beyond expectations at the Swiss auction. The result underscores continued demand for historic royal provenance in the global jewelry market. Sotheby's has not disclosed the buyer's identity.
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Romanov sapphire, Sotheby's, Geneva