The Golconda Blue diamond is known to be one of the finest blue diamonds in the world. For the first time in the history of this rare, exquisite piece, the 23 to 24-carat diamond piece, which was once owned by Indian royals, is all set to go for public auction. The blue diamond, hailed as ‘a lost piece of history,’ would be sold for US Dollars 35 to 50 million according to an ETimes report as it is known for being rare, popular and for it’s historic significance.
Golconda Blue to be auctioned in Geneva
The Golconda Blue Diamond would be sold at the Christie’s Magnificent Jewels auction held in Geneva on May 14, 2025. This stunning diamond piece has a rare size, is pure, and only a handful of them exist in the world. For the unversed, the name of the diamond got inspired by the famous Golconda area of Telangana, where the Koh-i-Noor, Hope Diamond, and Darya-i-Noor, which have been the world-famous diamonds, were discovered.
