A rare 23-carat blue diamond with deep royal roots is set to make history as it hits the global auction circuit. A breathtaking treasure with royal Indian lineage is making a glittering comeback. The ...

This Royal Indian diamond is up for auction at Christie's 'Magnificent Jewels' auction in Geneva on May 14, 2025. Watch to know the incredible story behind this ₹430 Crore Royal Blue Diamond and its ...

The Golconda Blue diamond, a rare gem from India, will be auctioned in Geneva. This 23.24-carat diamond has historical ties to Indian royalty. It once belonged to Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar II ...

Christie’s Geneva will present The Golconda Blue—the largest Fancy Vivid Blue Diamond ever to appear at auction. This extraordinary 23.24-carat, pear-shaped stone carries a $35–50 million ...

At the Magnificent Jewels sale on 14 May at Christie’s in Geneva, the Golconda Blue will hit the auction block. The 23.24-carat fancy vivid blue diamond is said to be the largest to ever appear at ...

Experts have predicted that the Golconda Blue could smash its high estimate to sell for as much as $100 million at Christie’s in Geneva, making it the most expensive diamond ever sold at auction. The ...

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Christie’s is set to present the largest fancy vivid blue diamond ever to be offered at auction. The diamond in question, the Golconda Blue weighs 23.24 carats and has an estimated value of USD 35 to ...

Christie’s is auctioning the largest vivid blue diamond to ever go under the hammer. Dubbed ‘The Golconda Blue’, it was once owned by Indian royalty. The diamond traces its origin to the famed ...

Weighing 23.24 carats, this vivid blue diamond is set in a striking modern ring designed by renowned Parisian jeweler JAR. The piece is expected to fetch between USD 35 million and USD 50 million.

It is hailed as one of the most important and rarest blue diamonds ever discovered. In 1947, it was acquired by famed New York jeweler Harry Winston, who set it in a brooch with a matching white ...