Famous French diamond sells for $15million at auction

Christie's in Geneva sells the famous French diamond "Le Grand Mazarin," and a flawless D-color emerald-cut diamond necklace dubbed "the most beautiful diamond in the world" at an auction on Tuesday night.
A famous diamond, linked to French royalty, was sold for nearly $15 million at auction in Geneva on Tuesday (November 14).
"Le Grand Mazarin", a 19 carats pink diamond, belonged to the French crown for more than 200 years and was part of its crown jewels.
Another key sale at the auction was a 163 carat flawless D-color emerald-cut diamond necklace, known as "Creation 1", sold for $33,500,000.
It was the largest of its kind to ever be auctioned.
François Curiel, Christie's' Chairman Europe and Asia said that his company sold $118 million during the auction and described it as a 'great night.'