Ellen Barkin's JAR Earrings Head Back To The Auction Block
Back in 2006 Ellen Barkin parted with jewels she amassed while married to Revlon billionaire Ron Perelman. Now four years later a pair of earrings sold at that auction are back up for sale again. The earrings, from the legendary jewelry house JAR (founded by Joel Arthur Rosenthal) brought $710,000 back in 2006. The NY Observer reminds us that Ellen Barkin wore these vibrant earrings with an orange dress to the Academy Awards in 2005. The ear pendants are each set with an elongated oval-cut imperial topaz surrounded by diamonds and enhanced by circular-cut ruby clusters. The earrings, now listed as the property of an art connoisseur, are mounted in silver and 18k rose gold. They carry an estimate of $300,000 to $500,000 when they go up for sale on October 20 at the same auction that will feature the Bvlgari blue diamond.Fans of JAR can also pick up a pink sapphire ring violet ring at the same auction. The piece, designed as a circular-cut pink sapphire violet blossom and set with a circular-cut yellow diamond pistil is estimated at $40,000 to $60,000.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mwlong Oct 13th 2010 9:01AM
Since when has JAR been Swiss? He was born in the US and the shop is located in Paris on the Place Vendôme.
BW Oct 13th 2010 11:05AM
The jewelry craftsmen are mainly Swiss and French. That's the only Swiss connection I could fathom. Not a JAR fan, but these earrings are lovely.