I believe it sold for a whopping $100,000,930,099 in a US auction in Oklahoma in 1969.
The most expensive watch sold by tag heuer is the monaco v4 at the price of 80,000 it the most expensive watch sold by them there are several different kinds.
Your question assumes that a diamond has changed hands for money. Many important diamonds, however, have never been sold, but have been owned based on the stone being a spoil of war or a gift to royalty.The 'most expensive diamond' may be in regal crown jewels owned by a nation state. The British and Thai crown jewels are examples of magnificent diamonds held this way. Because they have not changed hands for money, there are essentially and otherwise priceless.There are, however, a few examples of expensive diamonds, some with their record per-carat prices:The world's most expensive diamond -- 35.56 carat Whittlesbach blue -- sold for $24.3 million, beating a previous record of $16.5 million for a 100-carat diamond in 1995.The DeBeers Millennium Star DiamondThe Taylor-Burton DiamondThe CentenaryCullinan (never sold, gifted to the British Crown)Hope DiamondA 7.03 blue diamond sold for £6m ($9.5 million) in March 2009 in Geneva.Chopard blue diamond ring for 16,260,000 dollars. It has a 9-carat blue diamond, more white diamonds, and a 18k white gold setting. (In general, blue diamonds are the among rarest and most expensive diamonds in the world.)
The most expensive coin ever sold is the 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar, which was auctioned for over $10 million in 2013. It is renowned for its rarity, historical significance, and pristine condition.
The most expensive wristwatch ever sold is the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300A-010, which was auctioned for over $31 million in 2019. It is a one-of-a-kind timepiece with 20 complications and reversible case in stainless steel.
Your question assumes that a diamond has changed hands for money. Often, the most glorious diamonds are gifts -- especially to royalty, and there is no record of any monetary value.According to Wikipedia, however:"Sotheby's just dropped the hammer on the most expensive diamond ever sold. The stone, a 59.6-carat flawless pink diamond called the "Pink Star," was auctioned for $83.2 million, according to Sotheby's. That made it the most expensive jewel or diamond ever sold at auction. Nov 13, 2013"
The most expensive desk ever sold was a custom desk made by Parnian. This desk sold for over 200,000 dollars.
The most expensive Picasso painting ever sold is "Women of Algiers (Version O)", which was sold for 179.4 million in 2015.
Swiss wristwatches are by far the most expensive ones you will ever come across. i do not know the exact name of the most expensive model. but it is definitely Swiss. probably is gold or diamond plated
The most expensive Picasso painting ever sold is "Women of Algiers (Version O)" which was sold for 179.4 million in 2015.
A green 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO built for Sir Stirling Moss sold for $35 million in 2012, making it the most expensive car ever sold.
Generally, yes. From MostExpensive.com: "The world's most expensive diamond sold for $24.3 million, beating a previous record of $16.5 million for a 100-carat diamond in 1995. While the [35.56 carat] Wittelsbach is the most expensive diamond ever sold at auction -- and likely the most expensive diamond ever sold, period -- the world-famous Hope diamond [of about the same colour] would no doubt put the Wittelsbach to shame were it ever sold." Read more about this stone, below. On a more realistic level, because diamonds are so valuable, most people who own diamonds -- and other precious gems -- insure them against loss. Buying a diamond is a major purchase and often a major investment. Unlike buying a car, for example, that can end up scrapped in a junk yard over time, a diamond will always maintain its (gemologist's appraised) value.
Not a diamond.I know that
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$800,000
A giant stag beetle which sold for $95,000.
917/30 4.4 million