The 10.38-carat kite-shaped gemstone, believed to have belonged to Marie Antoinette's daughter, Marie Thérèse of Angoulême, dates to the mid-18th century and remains cloaked in mystery regarding its early ownership. Having faded from public view after its 1996 Geneva auction, it has since re-emerged, now mounted in a luxurious ring by Parisian jeweller JAR. This notable piece is currently on a world tour with stops in Los Angeles, Geneva, and Hong Kong, leading up to its auction at Christie's on June 17, where it's expected to garner bids between €2.8 million and €4.6 million.
The 10.38-carat kite-shaped gemstone, linked to Marie Antoinette's daughter, recently showcased in a JAR-designed ring, is set to attract bids nearing €4.6 million.
This gemstone, shrouded in mystery about its early ownership, highlights its connection to royal heritage while currently making waves on a world tour.
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