5 Most Expensive Rings In The World

 

From time immemorial, rings have long been symbols of love, power, and luxury.

Throughout history, the richest people have owned or gifted their loved ones with extravagant rings, including the rarest gemstones. Here’s a look at some of the most

expensive rings in the world, their unique features, and the stories behind them.  

1. The Pink Star Diamond Ring – $71.2 Million  

The Pink Star diamond ring is the most expensive ring ever sold at auction. This breathtaking piece features a 59.60-carat flawless pink diamond, classified as a Fancy Vivid Pink by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). It was auctioned by Sotheby’s in Hong Kong in 2017 and sold for a staggering $71.2 million. The sheer size, color, and clarity of the Pink Star make it one of the rarest gems in the world.  

2. The Oppenheimer Blue Diamond Ring – $57.5 Million

This ring features a 14.62-carat Fancy Vivid Blue diamond, the largest of its kind ever sold at auction. Named after its previous owner, Sir Philip Oppenheimer, the diamond is set in a simple, elegant design that highlights its extraordinary hue. It fetched $57.5 million at a Christie’s auction in 2016.  

3. The Blue Moon Diamond Ring – $48.4 Million  

The Blue Moon diamond ring is known for its 12.03-carat Fancy Vivid Blue diamond. This flawless gemstone, mounted on a platinum band, was purchased by a Hong Kong billionaire for his daughter. The intense blue color and impeccable clarity make this ring a true masterpiece.  

4. The Graff Pink Ring – $46 Million

The Graff Pink ring is another masterpiece featuring a 24.78-carat Fancy Intense Pink diamond. Purchased by British jeweler Laurence Graff in 2010, this emerald-cut gem is mounted on a platinum band and flanked by two smaller white diamonds. The rarity of its color and size places it among the world’s most valuable rings.  

5. Bleu Royal - $43.8 million

The Bleu Royal is another most expensive ring in the world. It is a 17.61-carat  vivid blue pear-shaped Type IIb diamond. This ring also has a platinum and 18K rose gold setting with two colorless pear-shaped diamonds pointing away from the central stone. The Bleu Royal  was originally part of a private collection, but in November 2023, the rare diamond debuted at a Christie’s auction in Geneva, where it sold for $43.8 million.