The World’s Rarest Blue Diamond Is Seen In Dubai. Know Who The Lucky Woman Who Wears It .
The World’s Rarest Blue Diamond—Dubai is known for its unique and rare things. Dubai has the world’s most expensive hotel and the world’s tallest building, and the expensive hobbies of the sheikhs here are famous all over the world. At present, an exhibition of the world’s rarest diamonds is being held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. A rare blue diamond was displayed on Tuesday in the $100 million exhibition, whose shine has attracted the attention of the whole world.
This exhibition has been organized by Sotheby’s, in which the total weight of the eight diamonds displayed is more than 700 carats. These include red, yellow, pink and colorless diamonds. But the attention of the visitors here was on a 10-carat blue diamond from South Africa, which is considered to be one of the most important blue diamonds discovered to date. Sotheby’s hopes that it will be auctioned for $20 million in May.
Katia Nonou Boise was wearing this blue diamond on her hand, which added to her beauty. Katia is the deputy chairman of Middle East Dubai and has been associated with Sotheby’s since 2008.
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Quig Bruning, the company’s jewelry chief for North America, Europe and the Middle East, said they chose Abu Dhabi for the exhibition because of the strong interest in diamonds in the Gulf country. “We have great expectations for this region. We believe this is a place where there are both traders and collectors of diamonds of this importance and rarity,” he said.
Who is the woman wearing the rare blue diamond?
The exhibition featured Katia Nounou Boise, Deputy Chairman of Sotheby’s Middle East Dubai, wearing the rare diamond. Katia is Deputy Chairman of Middle East Dubai and has been with Sotheby’s since 2008. In 2015, Katia moved to Dubai and laid the foundation for Sotheby’s first UAE office, establishing the emirate as a major hub for important collections and masterpieces.
She has been instrumental in creating a series of special exhibitions, lectures and events for the Middle East, while also building strong relationships with clients in the region. Katia has a graduate degree in French literature from University College London.
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