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This diamond necklace by Harry Winston is the first signed jewellery to be auctioned with a cryptocurrency payment option at Sotheby's
Sotheby’s Hong Kong is extending its cryptocurrency payment option at an upcoming luxury diamonds auction, following a landmark sale of a rare diamond via cryptocurrency in July.
The company's Diamonds: The Dazzling ∞ sale, scheduled for September 24, will feature a total of eight lots, led by a Harry Winston diamond necklace with a pre-sale estimate of HK$36 million to HKS$46 million (around US$4.63 million to US$6 million). The piece will be auctioned with cryptocurrency as an accepted method of payment. With a total of 177.51 carats, the necklace is designed as a cascade of diamonds with nine graduated pear-shaped stones at...
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