RAPAPORT... Sotheby's New York held its important jewels sale on Tuesday acheiving a total of 047800. Sotheby's held two sessions, with the morning auction acheiving sales of 51025 and the afternoon session reaching 396775. The sale total was within presale estimate, but at the top of the range. The top lot came from "property of a gentleman" and was a highly important platinum and diamond pendant necklace signed by Harry Winston. The hammer price with buyer's premium was 86500, within presale estimate. This pear-shaped diamond weighed 10.02 carats, completed by a necklace set with pear-shaped and round diamonds weighing a total of approximately 30 carats. Jewelers of America released the 2010 Jewelers of America Cost of Doing Business Report, which analyzed retailers' financial data from 2009. The Report represents the most complete and historical comparative financial information available to specialty jewelers in the US It compiles data from a cross section of jewelers, including independent high-end firms, independent mid-range firms, jewelry chains and designer/artist/custom jewelers. The 2010 Jewelers of America Cost of Doing Business Report is available on compact disc or via email. To order, visit www.jewelers.org.
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