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21st December 2023
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As 2023 motors to a close, a Staffordshire family firm of auctioneers is celebrating a record year.
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The unheated certified 4.16ct Burmese sapphire and diamond ring went under the hammer for £11,000 on Monday, March 27.
The preceding lot – a pair of early 20th-century sapphire and diamond earrings featuring unheated certified sapphires totaling 5.60ct, one Burmese (now Myanmar) and the other from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) – sold at £6,800.