The 5 Most Expensive Graff Jewelry Pieces Sold at Auction in 2024
Discover the 5 most expensive Graff jewelry pieces sold by Sotheby’s at auction in 2024.
Graff has cemented its reputation as a leader in luxury jewelry, with 2024 showcasing some of the brand's most exceptional pieces sold at auction. Renowned for its commitment to sourcing and crafting extraordinary diamonds, Graff’s designs embody timeless sophistication and unparalleled craftsmanship. Discover the five most expensive Graff jewelry pieces sold at auction in 2024, each representing the pinnacle of artistry and opulence in fine jewelry design.
Graff Emerald Cut Diamond Ring, 1,800,000 USD
The Graff Emerald Cut Diamond Ring, which sold for 1,800,000 USD in December 2024, is a striking example of the brand’s commitment to exceptional gemstones. The centerpiece of this ring is a 21.46-carat emerald-cut diamond, graded D color and VVS2 clarity, flanked by tapered baguette diamonds. The diamond's remarkable purity is further verified by multiple GIA reports, showcasing its Type IIa classification and potential for being Internally Flawless.
This ring exemplifies Graff's mastery in selecting and setting diamonds of extraordinary quality, creating a piece that balances elegance with rare beauty. The emerald-cut diamond, along with the carefully selected accent diamonds, creates a refined, sophisticated design. Combining unmatched craftsmanship and top-tier gemstones, the Graff Emerald Cut Diamond Ring stands as a truly timeless treasure in the world of fine jewelry.
Graff Pear Shape Diamond Necklace, 1,800,000 USD
The Graff Pear Shape Diamond Necklace sold for 1,800,000 USD in December 2024. Composed of graduated pear-shaped diamonds, it features a detachable central drop showcasing an 18.00-carat pear-shaped diamond, with the necklace totaling approximately 72.00 to 76.00 carats. The diamonds, certified for their rare D color and VVS clarity, exemplify Graff’s dedication to superior quality, with the piece offering versatility through its detachable sections, allowing it to be worn in different styles.
The necklace’s 18.00-carat central diamond is graded as D color and VVS2 clarity, with GIA reports further confirming its Type IIa classification, highlighting its rarity. Additionally, the 23 accent diamonds, ranging from 1.01 to 3.29 carats, further elevate the piece’s brilliance, boasting D-F color and Internally Flawless to VS2 clarity. The impeccable design and versatility, combined with the finest diamonds, make this Graff necklace a remarkable statement of luxury and sophistication, standing as a true masterpiece in the realm of high jewelry.
Graff Oval Diamond Ring, 1,440,000 USD
The Graff Oval Diamond Ring, sold for 1,440,000 USD in June 2024, features an extraordinary 21.54-carat oval diamond, flanked by two pear-shaped diamonds, creating a harmonious and elegant design. The central diamond, graded D color and VVS2 clarity, is complemented by the pear-shaped accents, adding a total of approximately 1.15 carats. The platinum setting and sleek design highlight Graff's reputation for precision and luxury, making this piece a standout example of high jewelry.
Accompanied by a GIA report, the diamond is confirmed to be Type IIa, and its potential for Internally Flawless status further elevates its rarity. The ring’s elegant form, with its perfectly proportioned diamonds and platinum band, embodies Graff's expertise in creating timeless, sophisticated jewelry.
Graff Diamond Pendant Necklace, 1,020,000 USD
The Graff Diamond Pendant Necklace sold for 1,020,000 USD in June 2024. This exceptional display of elegance, featuring a 16.06-carat emerald-cut diamond suspended from a delicate pear-shaped diamond weighing 0.40 carats. The chain is further enhanced by 1.30 carats of bezel-set round diamonds, creating a sophisticated harmony of shapes and sizes. Signed by Graff, this piece is a testament to the brand’s expertise in designing timeless, luxurious jewelry.
With impeccable provenance, the pendant is accompanied by a GIA report confirming the diamond's D color and VVS1 clarity, as well as a letter detailing its Type IIa classification. This necklace captures the essence of Graff’s masterful craftsmanship, ensuring its status as a remarkable, enduring creation.
Graff Oval Diamond Ring, 6,985,000 HKD
The Graff Oval Diamond Ring, which sold for 6,985,000 HKD in April 2024, features a breathtaking 10.02-carat oval diamond flanked by two heart-shaped diamonds. Mounted in platinum, this ring exemplifies Graff's commitment to excellence in diamond jewelry. The center stone, known for its rare D color and flawless clarity, is a Type IIa diamond, representing the pinnacle of diamond purity. With its timeless design and impeccable quality, this ring is a symbol of luxury and sophistication.
This Graff creation stands out not only for its size but also for the exceptional brilliance of its diamonds, with the heart-shaped accents adding an extra layer of elegance. The combination of a flawless central diamond and bright, lively side stones ensures a harmonious balance of sparkle and sophistication. This ring embodies the enduring beauty and craftsmanship that Graff is known for.
Buy or Sell Graff Jewelry at Sotheby's
Sotheby’s offers a curated selection of the finest Graff jewelry available for immediate purchase, as well as through auctions held in New York, Paris, Zurich, and Hong Kong. If you would like to view Graff jewelry, a salon specialist would be happy to assist. Sotheby's is also able to source Graff jewelry from its global supplier network. Prices for Graff jewelry typically begin around $10,000 for more simple white gold and diamond necklaces, but can easily exceed $1,000,000 for diamond rings featuring rare and exceptionally large stones.
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