A woman stumbled upon an unassuming ring at a car boot sale for just ten pounds. After proudly wearing it for thirty years, a local jeweller's keen eye suggested it might hold more than sentimental value. The subsequent appraisal shocked everyone, revealing a stunning 26.27 carat cushion-cut diamond, which later sold for an astonishing £656,750 at Sotheby's.
A woman stumbled upon an unassuming ring at a car boot sale for just ten pounds. After proudly wearing it for thirty years, a local jeweller's keen eye suggested it might hold more than sentimental value. The subsequent appraisal shocked everyone, revealing a stunning 26.27 carat cushion-cut diamond, which later sold for an astonishing £656,750 at Sotheby's.
<iframe src="https://hindustansphere.com/embed/cluster/5452aeb862962476a2bc3ae9e17cd127227daa5f" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="Woman’s £10 flea-market ring was sold for £656,750 after diamond discovery"></iframe>
