
The jewelry of the singer Lyudmila Zykina, known for her passion for antique and made jewelry, was sold for almost 32 million rubles, which almost three times exceeded expert expectations, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the deputy director of the Gelas auction house Pavel Golubev.
“Most of the purchases were made on the phone, because not everyone wants to glow, inexpensive things left very well,” said the representative of Gelos.
Indeed, a headset made of gold with natural turquoise and pearls at Estimeite of 18-36 thousand rubles was sold for three million rubles, and a Chinese kit made of silver bracelet and pairs of rings, estimated at four to 15 thousand rubles, purchased for three million two hundred thousand rubles.
The most expensive thing at the auction was the assumptions made to order for the singer earrings, the central element of which is a diamond of the old lane cut of seven carats - they were bought for 6.5 million rubles.
After it became known about the auction, the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper published an article in which, in particular, it was said that some of the decorations and decorations wanted by the police had survived at the auction.
The auction house and Georgy Levchuk - the lawyer of the heir to the singer, her nephew Sergei Zykin - a week ago sent a claim to the "KP", which accused the newspaper and her site of spreading facts that did not correspond to reality and demanded the refutation of the article.
As Golubev said, no movement on this issue has yet happened, but their requirements remain in force.
Earlier it was reported that all the proceeds from the sale of jewelry will go on perpetuating the memory of Zykina.