JCK Jewelry Agenda: Week of June 7

By Victoria Gomelsky | June 04, 2026

It’s time to break out your paddle. Christie’s and Phillips are holding important watch and jewelry sales in New York City this week. From paraiba tourmalines to Patek Philippes with provenance to spare, the goods on offer look to be exceptional across the board. Bids away!

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Christie’s Stream Family Collection: June 10, 10 a.m. ET (in person and online)

Christies 49 ct diamond ring — *Very light green-yellow old European brilliant-cut 49.91 ct. diamond, marquise, and round diamond ring in platinum, circa 1970; estimate $500,000–$700,000*

“A Treasured History: The Stream Family Collection” sale brings together one of the finest museum-quality Fabergé collections in the world, alongside exceptional jewels from houses such as Cartier and Tiffany & Co. Highlights include exquisite hardstone flower studies by Fabergé, a silver tea service designed by Paulding Farnham, and artworks by Diego Rivera and Edgar Degas. A corresponding online sale closes on June 17.

Phillips’ New York Jewels: June 10, noon ET (in person and online)

Phillips paraiba earrings — *Earrings with 14 cts. t.w. Mozambique paraiba tourmaline and reverse-set heart-shape diamonds (1.07 and 1.02 ct. each) in white gold; estimate $60,000–$80,000*

Phillips’ New York Jewels auction is led by important colored gemstones and a strong offering of paraiba tourmalines, including a diamond ring centered on a 31.77 ct. paraiba tourmaline, alongside notable emeralds, diamonds, and iconic creations by makers such as Harry Winston, Cartier, and David Webb.

Christie’s Important Watches: June 12 at 10 a.m. ET (in person and online)

Christies Patek Phillipe Tiffany golden rule dial for Lyndon Johnson — *Patek Philippe Calatrava Duo 18k gold automatic wristwatch, 36 mm, with “Golden Rule” dial and bracelet, retailed by Tiffany & Co. for President Lyndon B. Johnson; estimate: $70,000–$140,000*

This week’s Important Watches sale at Christie’s Rockefeller Center headquarters leads with a rare white gold Patek Philippe ref. 3448G “Red Dot” with two cases (estimate: $800,000–$1,600,000), one of only two known transitional 3448s to feature the rare “red dot” leap year indication. The sale also features Andy Warhol’s Patek Philippe ref. 570 and a Cartier Tank Normale with a link to Gone With the Wind. The house’s watch season continues with Watches Online: The New York Edit, open for bidding through 17 June.

Phillips’ New York Watch Auction: June 13–14 at 10 a.m. ET (in person and online)

Phillips Patek for Tiffany Paul Starrett 1929 — *Patek Philippe for Tiffany & Co. “Paul Starrett” yellow gold rectangular wristwatch with engraved caseband and Breguet numerals; estimate $15,000–$30,000*

Phillips’ New York Watch Auction: XIV features a Tourbillon Souverain Anniversaire “Hong Kong” watch by F.P. Journe estimated at $600,000–$1,200,000 and a Rolex ref. 6239 Cosmograph Daytona “Paul Newman,” estimated at $600,000–$1,200,000. But the best provenance award belongs to a Patek Philippe wristwatch made for Tiffany & Co., originally owned and worn by Paul Starrett, the builder of the Empire State Building.

Top: Ruhl collection earrings with natural Bahraini pearls and carved amber in 21k gold, $11,450; Devji Aurum