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Christie's observed a world record price for a pair of emerald ear pendants, which included a 25.38-carat and 23.12-carat, cushioned-shaped pair of Colombian emeralds that sold for more than $4 million.Other highlights included a 26.41-carat sapphire and diamond Kashmir brooch (pictured) for $3.8 million, a Burmese ruby and diamond cluster necklace by J.W. Currens for $3.8 million and a natural colored pearl and diamond bead necklace that sold for $3.1 million.
Vickie Sek, the director of the jewelry department for Christie's Asia, said, ''A fabulous pair of perfect round diamonds of 71.38 carats achieved $16.4 million, the highest ever price for colorless diamonds in Asia.'' Sek also observed strong prices for colored stones and natural pearls.
-Rapaport
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