This collection is colourful and bold aimed at the new age woman.
Of the total number of lots put on sale at the Christie's May 26th Hong Kong jewellery auction, 90 percent of the lots were sold for a value of $33,067,728. An Asian private buyer purchased the top lot, which was a diamond pendant set with two pear-shaped D, flawless type IIa diamonds of 20.70 carats and 10.02 carats. He bought the lot for $3,328,182. Asian buyers were noted to be the prominent buyers at the auction. %% Of the diamonds sold, many of them were bought for more than $1 million. A suite of vivid and intense coloured diamonds, which weighed 14.67 total carats, was bought for $1,886,742; a rectangular-cut D, flawless type IIa diamond of 15.02 carats sold for $1,670,526; a Cartier designed pear-shaped D, internally flawless type IIa diamond of 14.43 carats was bought for $1,598,454. %% Other notable lots included a jadeite double cabochon ring which was bought for $1,310,166.
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