Marie Antoinette's 10-Carat Pink Diamond Ring: A Royal Treasure on World Tour
Inside EditionJune 5, 20251 min196,048 views
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- 💎 A 10.38-carat fancy purple-pink diamond is currently on a world tour, drawing attention for its beauty and historical provenance.
- 👑 The exquisite kite-shaped diamond once belonged to Marie Antoinette, the former Queen of France, who was executed during the French Revolution in 1793.
Historical Significance and Provenance
- ⛏️ Believed to be from the 18th century, this diamond likely originated from the Golconda mines in India.
- 👑 It is said to have been passed down to Marie Antoinette's daughter and remained within aristocratic circles for generations.
- ⏳ The ring was eventually put up for auction in 1996 by an aristocrat.
Public Viewing and Auction Preview
- 🌍 The diamond will be showcased in select cities globally before its auction.
- 📍 It is scheduled to arrive in New York in June for public viewing.
- 💰 Christie's auction house estimates the ring could fetch up to $5 million when it goes up for bidding.
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