Lot 25
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND RING
Sale 2076 - Important Jewelry
Dec 12, 2024
10:00AM ET
Live / New York
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Estimate
$5,000 -
7,000
Price Realized
$16,510
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Lot Description
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND RING
Containing oval cabochon turquoise and round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately 2.90 carats total. Mounted in yellow gold. Ring size 6 1/2.
Engraved: VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 35567 19(obscured).
Gross weight: 9.75 dwt.
Engraved: VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 35567 19(obscured).
Gross weight: 9.75 dwt.
Property from the Estate of Armene Lamson Milliken
Although born in Seattle, Armene Lamson Milliken, was a fixture of New York society. She had an eye for interior design and loved to entertain whether with her friends at the Colony Club, in her home with family, or at one of the many gala events she was involved with supporting: Memorial Sloane Kettering, The Boys Club of New York, The Central Park Conservancy and more.
In 1955, she graced the cover of LIFE magazine as Mrs. Averell Clark, Jr. bringing new elegance to the U.S. social scene. Her second husband, Mr. Averell Clark, Jr. was a Flying Ace in WW II and later President of Condor Mining Co.
She is also fondly remembered for her joie de vivre, love of ice cream, and her freshly squeezed grapefruit juice with a bit of rum - perhaps the secret to long life. Her sense of style shines through with the jewelry she wore.
In 1955, she graced the cover of LIFE magazine as Mrs. Averell Clark, Jr. bringing new elegance to the U.S. social scene. Her second husband, Mr. Averell Clark, Jr. was a Flying Ace in WW II and later President of Condor Mining Co.
She is also fondly remembered for her joie de vivre, love of ice cream, and her freshly squeezed grapefruit juice with a bit of rum - perhaps the secret to long life. Her sense of style shines through with the jewelry she wore.
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