Lady Blue Eyes under the hammer


Magnificent Jewels features 10.62
Carat Fancy Vivid Blue Diamond Ring

Sotheby’s December auctions of Magnificent Jewels, Important Watches and Lady Blue Eyes: Property of Barbara and Frank Sinatra are featured. The Magnificent Jewels sale will offer an array of exceptional and signed jewels, together with remarkable precious gemstones, led by a highly important 10.62-carat fancy vivid blue diamond, estimate at $20/30 million. 

Magnificent Jewels to be auctioned on December 4, Lady Blue Eyes would open for bidding from 27 November & up to 7 December Online. This property of Barbara and Frank Sinatra, the Lady Blue Eyes would go under the hammer on December 6. Sotheby’s auction is scheduled at New York.

A reference to Barbara Sinatra’s best-selling memoir, Lady Blue Eyes: Property of Barbara and Frank Sinatra will offer a rare window into the personal lives of the famed couple, through more than 200 works that Barbara and Frank assembled and lived with together throughout their 22-year marriage, that ranging from film & entertainment memorabilia associated with projects spanning Frank’s career in music and film, including his personal scripts for From Here to Eternity, Ocean’s 11, and On the Town; fine art including a portrait of Frank that he commissioned from Norman Rockwell in 1973.

Barbara’s incredible jewelry collection, including her 20+ carat Diamond engagement ring, political memorabilia that includes a number of signed letters, books and photographs from every sitting President of the United States from Harry Truman through Bill Clinton; personal accessories such as a ‘U.S Drinking Team’ jacket custom made for Frank and his closest friends, with Frank’s as the designated ‘Coach,’ sports memorabilia and more.

The Important Watches auction will offer an outstanding selection of vintage and modern timepieces, ranging from horologically complex to high jewelry watches from brands such as Patek Philippe, Rolex, Richard Mille, Breguet, Chopard, A. Lange & Söhne, and more. 


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