"National Jewleler -New York--In an event Christie's is terming "an auction to remember," an anonymous buyer paid $7.7 million for the 32.01-carat D-flawless Annenberg Diamond on Wednesday, well surpassing the stone's estimated sale price of $3 million to $5 million.
The diamond, owned by philanthropist Leonore "Lee" Annenberg, who died in March at the age of 91, was mounted in a ring by Manhattan jeweler David Webb.
Its sale set a new, world-record auction price of $240,000 per carat for a colorless diamond, according to Christie's."
Adaptive reuse: Chateau of the Hertford British Hospital
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Buildings with specific uses often find themselves out of a job so to
speak. Rather than tear down (often wonderful) old buildings, rehabbing
them is the...
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2 comments:
Any darn place you want.
I thought I could......but then I read Mrs. Blandings.
and I can't. She said it all.
Penelope
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