At sotheby's New York auction, which ended last month, there were a number of eye-catching lots.
The most eye-catching thing in the whole show was this Juno Diamond "Goddess" diamond, 101.41 carat D color Internally Flawless, Type IIa, estimated to be available, and finally sold for USD12,963,500.
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There is also this Van Cleef & Arpels gemstone diamond Mystery-Set brooch, estimated at $500,000 - $700,000, and the final auction is $982,800.
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But when it comes to surprises and unexpectedly high prices, it comes from this Mauboussin Mauboussin Ruby Diamond Sautoir necklace from about 1930.
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Sautoir (literal translation: Sutor) is used to describe a long necklace with a pendant or long tassel.
In the second half of the 16th century and the beginning of the 19th century, Sautoir was popular for long chain pendants set with gold, enamel and precious stones. But after the 19th century, the style gradually cooled down, and it was not until around 1910 that it returned to the stage of history.
In recent years, Sautoir has become so popular in fine jewelry that almost every brand adds a Sautoir necklace to their collections. Its large size gives it a dramatic visual effect, and to add to this effect, its ends are often decorated with tassels or pendants.
This Satoir necklace, you can even see a similar equivalent in Mauboussin, written by Marguerite de Cerval.
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According to the Mauboussin archive, the necklace was originally designed as a necklace section convertible into four bracelets, which was later modified to add a later pendant.
Sotheby's will provide the purchaser with a certificate of partial long necklace issued by Marguerite de Cerval with this modification.
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For those who like to wear it in a variety of ways: this necklace is a good choice.
Although Sotheby's did not say who the necklace came from, according to foreign bloggers, the necklace most likely came from Mexican-born actor María Guadalupe Villalobos Vélez
「Lupe Velez」。
Who is Lupe Vélez?
Lupe 自己评价自己说：“My life story? It is the story of a devil. And who wants to print the story of a devil? I am wild, I cannot help it.”
For people who like jewelry, she should be most impressed by this photo of her hand wearing a diamond bracelet.
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Or if you like old movies, you hear Lupe Vélez pause curiously for a few seconds, then pat her thigh and say, "Oh, she's the one who set up her room beautifully and decently and wanted to swallow drugs to kill herself but temporarily didn't want to die, and ended up dying in the toilet, right?!" ”
Wrong ❌!
While if it weren't for Kenneth Anger's vivid description of her last hours in Hollywood Babylon, Lupe Vélez might not be remembered at all today.
According to Angel, after a traditional Mexican feast, Lupe Vélez took 75 Seconal pills and took them with her favorite brandy as boiled water; The combination of spicy food, pills and alcohol made her unwell, and she rushed to the bathroom next to her bedroom.
Her maid went into the bathroom the next morning to find Lupe dead, while her head was firmly buried in the toilet—drowned.
What is the truth?
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Beverly Hills Police Chief Clinton H. Anderson, who has thirty years of experience, was the first to appear on the scene. Sixteen years after her death, the policeman published a memoir in which Clinton insisted she was found in bed.
And not in the toilet.
He wrote: "I've always felt that Lupe Vélez never really intended to commit suicide. We find her dead in bed at home, next to which is a suicide note to her lover, in which she writes about unrequited love and the identity of a mother-to-be. I'm sure Lupe thought her actions would bring her lover back, but she miscalculated the amount of sleeping pills.
As C.S Voll said: Hollywood is the land of stories, as soon as people step into it, fiction becomes reality, gossip becomes fact, entangled to the point of being unable to distinguish boundaries.
So what's the story behind Lupe Vélez?
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On July 18, 1908, the soldier Jacobo Villalobos Reyes and the opera singer Josefina Vélez gave birth to a daughter in the Barrio de San Seba stián district of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, named María Guadalupe Villalobos Vélez.
On the very day she was born, many of the buildings and homes in the area were destroyed by a hurricane known as "Troba.". Superstitious gypsies say that in addition to his father's inheritance, lupe Vélez's fiery character genes believe that this storm also injected into Lupe Vélez's soul.
And here's the fun: during lupe Vélez's Hollywood years, one of the nicknames was "Hurricane Mexico."
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The Villalobos family is a very prominent family in San Luis Potosí, and Lupe Vélez's grandfather was a very famous and respected lawyer and politician. Most of the male members of the family were college-educated professionals, and few adults at the time could have had a professional degree.
Lupe Vélez was sent to school in Santa Antony Lake, Texas, at the age of 13, but the Mexican Revolution that followed took away all their wealth and dropped out of school.
But for the young Lupe Vélez, she didn't know that the situation at home was so serious, but she felt very happy, after all, she didn't like boarding school life at all, nor did she like to go to class, but except for dance classes. However, the optimistic Lupe knows that the family does not play a child's temper, but works in a department store and participates in comedy performances at night to maintain the family's vitality.
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Even so, not everyone in the family was satisfied with her choice.
For example, his father felt that it was a disgrace for her to perform in a ballroom, and when he returned from the war and found that his daughter was engaged in stage performances, his reaction was very fierce; Lupe Vélez, with her father's fiery nature, how could she back down, simply chose her mother's surname Vélez, and her stage name has since been called "Lupe Vélez".
When Lupe Vélez was 17, Richard Bennett invited her to perform in Los Angeles.
Excited, Vélez packed her bags and headed to Hollywood — but because she was still an adult, U.S. border authorities restricted her from leaving the country, and as she herself later said, she cried all the way back to Mexico City.
After many negotiations between mexico and the U.S. government, Lupe Vélez finally arrived in California — but was hit hard. The show's producers looked at her and said there was no way. She is too young to appear opposite the 53-year-old male protagonist...
When that doesn't matter, looks have always been a weapon.
Douglas Fairbanks, a superstar 25 years older than her, selected her for his film The Gaucho, which changed her life forever.
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Some say good luck doesn't happen twice at the same time, but that doesn't apply to Lupe Vélez.
Just as she made an overnight name in the retro mexican fad, she also became a Hollywood star overnight, with a series of roles in popular movies coming in quick succession and meeting lovers.
Lupe Vélez met Gary Cooper on the set of the movie Wolf Song.
The encounter between these two people can be described as Mars hitting the earth, full of passion, and soon turned into a raging fire.
While the personalities of the two men are opposite, Gary Cooper is stoic and calm, and Lupe Vélez is clearly not, it did work..., and it was Lupe Vélez's first true long-term relationship – sadly, it also exposed her dark side.
Lupe Vélez is adept at jealousy, and this jealousy often turns violent.
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While there is nothing to justify violence, Lupe Vélez does have good reason to be jealous.
After all, Lupe Vélez seems to have a crush on all of his starring audiences; Just a year after they start dating, he and Marlene Dietrich had an affair on set—another affair with Carol Lombard the following year.
The biggest obstacle to Lupe Vélez and Gary Cooper's relationship is not "empathy", but actually Gary Cooper's mother, Alice.
She was vehemently opposed to their relationship, and as the years went by, the tension between the presence of two main women in his life exhausted him physically and mentally. He lost 40 pounds under pressure and finally, with the encouragement of his mother and boss, he decided to break up with Vélez.
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Cooper revealed to Vélez that he could no longer see her.
Her reaction was disturbing. Cooper's studio owner suggested taking a vacation to decompress, and as he was about to get on the train, he saw a creepy sight under the platform.
Vélez took a pistol and fired a shot at him, but luckily, she was deflected.
That's how their relationship ended... At least for a while.
Vélez's jealous and fiery personality is not only in love, but also in the workplace. From Greta Garbo to Catherine Hepburn, to child star Judy Garland (20 years younger than her) to her contemporary, Dolores del Rio, she has had heated arguments with almost any old Hollywood star you can imagine.
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Both on and off screen, people classify Lupe Vélez as an arrogant, hot-headed, energetic Latino. Few people realize that Vélez is actually a perfect professional and perfectionist when it comes to acting.
Unfortunately, she is also on the verge of facing one of her biggest career challenges to date.
Two different events happened in Hollywood almost simultaneously — as the Great Depression wreaked havoc throughout the United States, Americans became increasingly worried about foreigners like Vélez. Another factor was the shift from silent to sound films, with studio executives fearing that Vélez's accent would become a problem — but she wouldn't let Hollywood get rid of her so easily.
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Vélez's first full-sound film was Tiger Rose— fortunately, she was a good fit for the role. Other silent stars struggle in the sound movies, and Vélez shines.
In 1932, Vélez traveled to New York City for her Broadway debut — but the stage wasn't the only thing she conquered there. Olympic swimming medalist and actor Johnny Weissmuller happened to be in the city at the same time.
As soon as the two met, there was an instant spark and in October 1933 they were married in Vegas, but the honeymoon period was very short, and Vélez filed for divorce in only ten months, but within a week, she withdrew, and then filed three divorces in five years, and finally the third divorce was successful.
It feels like a love brain too!
In 1938, when she returned to Broadway, news of Vélez's feud with other female stars reappeared — but this time, she went overboard. One night, in between curtains, Vélez lost his temper and punched another lead actor, Holman, in the face, blackening her eyes.
After that, the show was over — and Vélez never showed up on Broadway again.
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Unsurprisingly, in the following years, there were stories of stormy romance and engagement, the most crucial of which was Arturo De Córdova. In 1943, Vélez fell in love with mexican actor Arturo De Córdova, but there was only one problem, and he got married.
Does Vélez care? Absolutely not; In fact, she even told the gossip columnist they were engaged.
Lupe Vélez prepares to tie the knot with De Córdova and give up his acting career to become a housewife, but in this case, De Córdova's wife refuses to divorce, so he and Lupe Vélez break up.
If the story of this relationship is a bit like a roller coaster, then it's really a little witch compared to what happens next.
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Personal issues aside, the turning point of the decade meant for Lupe Vélez a period of professional success she had never seen before. She starred in a series of eight comedies that came to be known as the Spitfire, films that fully showcased her talent and personality.
The Spitfire series made history, becoming the first time a Hollywood film series had starred a non-white actress.
More success followed, and eventually, she returned to Hollywood to start preparing for the play — but she was a little distracted.
Although she's had a string of relationships since Gary Cooper, no one stirred up the same fire in Lupe Vélez as he did—until she met a man named Harald Ramond.
A native of Austria, he tells the grand story of fighting the Nazis in World War II and being sent to Dachau, where he boldly fled and eventually came to the United States. Who wouldn't be touched, right? Well, his story is much more than what you see before your eyes...
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No one in Hollywood — or elsewhere — could confirm The Story of LaHarald Ramond.
For example, how did he come to the United States from Europe in the middle of World War II? There are no documents about his involvement in the war or a trip to the United States. Lupe Vélez's friends were skeptical and convinced that he was using her. But she ignored all their warnings and pushed the relationship forward at full speed.
Along with Harald Ramond, Vélez's Hollywood connections kicked off his faltering career, but she didn't get what she wanted from him. In September 1944, they were estranged – but Lupe Vélez was told she was pregnant when she went to the doctor in November.
Lupe Vélez felt frightened, confused and heartbroken.
She was three months pregnant, and she begged her sister to come back to Mexico with her, pretending that it was hers that the child had finally come, but later gave up on the possibility.
Lupe Vélez turned to her agent for help – and then things got worse.
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Lupe Vélez's agent called Ramond and asked him what he was going to do — and Ramond's answer was chilling. He said he would do a fake marriage for Vélez, but she had to sign a contract proving that she knew the marriage was fake and just to give the child the name of his father, all of which exhausted Lupe Vélez physically and mentally.
On the day of the premiere of her latest film, Lupe Vélez was weighing her options — and began to panic.
Her agent, Bo Roos, said, and if you know what I mean, she talked about hiding in Mexico or finding a notorious Hollywood doctor who had an "appendectomy" for surgery.
But then she came up with a troubling third option.
She told him that suicide could also solve her problems. This surprised Roos, who reassured her that she wouldn't do anything rash. Sadly, she will eventually break her word.
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That night, Lupe Vélez went to Zaza's premiere with her two co-stars, after which they both returned to her house to celebrate. She confided to her friends about her situation and how tired she was from fighting for everything. Despite the fears, the two men left her around 3 a.m. It was the last time they saw her.
The next morning, Lupe Vélez's secretary entered the house and found Lupe Vélez lifeless in bed.
She contacted the authorities, and a series of activities followed. It appears that she has swallowed 75 sleeping pills with a cup of brandy. At first, they launched an investigation, but considering what they saw on the notes left by Lupe Vélez, they quickly closed it.
One of the notes was for her secretary and said asking for her forgiveness.
The other is a two-part note to Ramond — heartbreaking.
The first reads: "To Ramond, may God forgive you and forgive me, but I would rather take the lives of me and our children and then shame him or kill him." ”
Lupe Vélez's second letter to Ramond reads: "Harald, how can you pretend to have such great love for me and our children when you never wanted us? I see no other way out, so goodbye and good luck, Love Lupe. ”
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Later, Ramond confessed to their proposed sham marriage and the terms of "naming the baby only."
Lupe Vélez's friend Estelle Warren said that because of her religious beliefs, Lupe Vélez claimed she would rather commit suicide than have an abortion. Eventually, after considering all the notes and testimony, the coroner ruled that she had completed her suicide to avoid the problem of her having children out of wedlock.
Despite this discovery, people began to spread different stories about what they claimed really happened that night. Curiously, one of the people who recounted the night was the son of Vélez's ex-husband Johnny Weissmuller.
In his memoirs, he recounts what his father told him that Lupe Vélez had invited Ramond that night, only to calm her nerves or make dramatic attempts to scare him.
Sadly, it clearly failed.
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In Hollywood Babylon, writer Kenneth Anger tells a sensational version of the story that, sadly, became an urban legend: he claimed that Lupe Vélez wanted to stage a dramatic scene in which he said she slipped on the way to vomit, hit her head on the toilet, and eventually drowned.
Multiple people in the same social circle as Lupe Vélez have made a particularly shameful claim.
They believe that although Lupe Vélez is married, she has been secretly meeting her ex-boyfriend Cooper and that the child is his. One of them even claimed that Cooper had confirmed this.
We have no way of knowing exactly what the truth of the matter really is, but one thing is certain: Lupe Vélez deserves better treatment, and her sad and lonely death at the age of 36 is one of Hollywood's biggest tragedies.
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Before Lupe Vélez went to Hollywood, he worked for a Mexican guy named Mr. Campillo's producers do the show, the cost is 100 Pesos/day; The content is to translate the song "Rose Marie" from English to Spanish to be sung.
But two days before the opening, when she approached the theater this song was actually replaced by Mr. Campillo's crush Emma Duvall sang.
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An enraged Lupe Vélez then refused to star on the spot and worked with Mr. Campillo had a verbal altercation; In the locker room, he punched the window and walked back to the stage dripping blood, Mr. Campillo was very shocked and angry, trotted to her, but was tripped by his shoelaces and fell into a concussion, and the show was yellow; People in the union gathered to blame Lupe Vélez, and she was blacklisted for it.
Lupe Vélez, who had been without income for a long time, began to panic, and one night, when she was really desperate, she looked up at the sky and said, "Why can't I find someone who wants to marry me millions?!" ”
Less than a day later, however, Lupe Vélez received more than fifty orchids.
After that, flowers were sent every day without a note. At this time, the situation in Lupe Vélez's home was almost out of the pan, and the butcher and the grocery store no longer gave them credit, so she sent the flowers she received every day to the nearest flower shop and sold them at half price. The family began to rely on those who sent flowers anonymously to get by.
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One day, after the flowers arrived, the doorbell rang again.
Lupe Vélez and her family, believing it to be a debt collector, ran to the corner of the room to hide, the doorbell rang and she cried that she owed so much money, that there must be a police officer outside the door, and they were going to put her in jail.
"Oh, let's get this done!" Lupe Vélez sobbed as he opened the door.
Unexpectedly, outside the door is not the police, but three people from "La Esmeralda"; This is a famous jewelry store in Mexico City, often referred to as the "Tiffany & Co. of the South."
Lupe Vélez's mother immediately thought that it might be her daughter who had bought something from the store, and now they had come to collect the money. But they're not here to collect money, they're here to deliver. Out of curiosity, Lupe Vélez peeked around the corner but refused to sign. Because she thought it was an absolute scam.
Her mother whispered, "Let's sign it and let them go."
So she nervously signed the beautiful box, opened it in seconds, and stared at a $3,000 diamond bracelet with her mouth open.
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The bracelet was on Lupe Vélez's hand in half an hour, after all, what a heartbreaking thing it was to give up such beautiful and expensive jewelry.
The incident seemed to be the catalyst for Lupe Vélez's later obsession with bracelets.
When she has money and wants to buy jewelry, bracelets are her first choice; She would wear six or eight pieces at a time a lot of the time
Bracelet on the hand; Coinciding with the 1930s, the silver screen glamour and fashion of Hollywood's golden age stars shone brightly, and the bracelet became fashionable with wider, diamond-encrusted and multiple diamond bracelets stacked at the same time.
As Beanie Major, a jewelry expert and founder of the online jewelry publication In Detail, says, stacking isn't just about stacking everything on your hands, bracelet stacking is an art.
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It's no secret that Lupe Vélez has collected one of Hollywood's largest and most valuable jewelry collections, as she fell in love with jewelry and often commented that "I can't live without them!" ”
Her collection includes a variety of pieces that reflect her fashion nature and the trends of the times, such as stunning bracelets stacked on each arm. Lupe Vélez considered the jewelry the best investment she could make, in part because it saved her during the economic crisis of 1929, when many of Lupe Vélez's friends lost all their wealth.
Lupe Vélez the life and career of Hollywood's records that on December 15, 1944, the day after her death, Inga Arvard, a reporter for the Milwaukee Daily (December 26, 1944), visited Lupe Vélez's home.
Hollywood was shocked by the news of her death, but Arvard commented that her house at 732 North Rodeo Drive looked "calm and calm." Police left the scene a few hours ago, and the only person in the sprawling Spanish-style residence was Beulah Kinder. Lupe Vélez often put Mrs. Kinder called it "My Balance" (Los Angeles Times, 1942).
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Mrs. Kinder has yet to accept her friend's death: She told reporters, "She's a kind little soul with so many hearts." I just loved her like I loved my own child. She was either high or low. Somehow she was never able to find a way to be happy and content with the emotions in between."
Mrs. Kinder knows lupe Vélez's upside-down routines.
Her day usually starts at four or five o'clock in the afternoon. She hates going to bed at night and whenever she comes home from a party, she often knocks Mrs. Kinder's door asked her if she would like to play the "Bank of Russia" game with her. Usually Lupe Vélez would win, but if she didn't win, she would pretend to be angry about it and blink at it as a big joke.
Mrs. Kinder explains Lupe Vélez's love of jewelry in more detail than ever before.
She recalled that if an unknown guest came to Lupe Vélez's house, and was a pretty girl, she would call her aside and excitedly ask her if she would go upstairs to see her jewelry.
No one has ever refused.
Lupe Vélez and the girl would sneak upstairs, and Lupe Vélez would spread every piece of jewel on the large white carpet in her bedroom. Then she squatted on the ground and told the story behind each piece.
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One particular piece she particularly likes to show off is a $75,000 necklace made of diamonds, carved rubies, emeralds and gold. It can be taken apart and worn as four bracelets, a pin and a clip.
Lupe Vélez considers the design particularly ingenious, and she likes to show the interchangeability of these works and their various combinations; This one should be the necklace that sotheby's auctioned at the perfect beginning.
Everyone who sees Lupe Vélez's jewelry will have their eyes wide open and be attracted to all the jewelry. "I want to see how you look in all this," Lupe Vélez said with a laugh. Mrs. Kinder says Lupe Vélez has always considered jewelry the best investment she can make. Its value rises, and she can wear and enjoy it as well. Her favorite gemstone is ruby.
Her collection consists mainly of bracelets, as well as some pendants.
Rings are few, and she always wears a 16-carat square-cut diamond she bought for herself, as well as a handmade horseshoe nail ring given to her by a Pittsburgh man she befriended; Monetarily, it's worthless, but for Lupe Vélez, it's priceless.
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As it happens, Lupe Vélez's theory that jewelry is a good investment is correct.
When the Crash of 1929 came, many of Lupe Vélez's friends lost their stocks, real estate, and other accumulated wealth, but Lupe Vélez still owned her own jewelry, which further deepened her idea that jewelry was a safe investment.
So as long as she had money, she kept buying jewelry until she died.
Lupe Vélez's love of jewelry was well known at the time.
She is often photographed traveling and attending events wearing jewelry, bracelets strung in strings, and thousands of dollars of gemstones adorning her. Because of this, her family's servants all carried guns, all because Lupe Vélez insisted on leaving her jewelry at home instead of a bank safe.
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Every time someone rang the doorbell, the servants were subject to at least two scrutiny of the visitors outside the door before opening the door. One of the people who opened the door was holding a revolver, and the other employee would wait through the side window to prevent people outside the door from forcibly entering.
Although Lupe Vélez's fear of thieves has always haunted her, she admitted to Screen Books and Magazine (February 1934) that it was dangerous to prevent potential thieves from entering her home.
"In case of a fire," she said, "if we can't find a key to open the iron door, we could all be burned alive." She was right; Windows with fences can only be opened from the inside with keys.
After her death, all her belongings were auctioned at an auction held on the lawn of her home. Her personal property is valued at $99,702.46.
- The most expensive item was her various jewelry, with a total value of $49,226.50
- Two oil paintings, Florentine artist Lorenzo de Beech, A Woman in Prayer and Portrait of T. Corbell, are worth $27,350.55
- A pile of fur, worth nearly $10,000 in total
- For a star, her clothes are worth just over $2,000
After the sale of the home and personal belongings, the total value of the estate is $160,000.
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On June 22, 1945, The Port Arthur News reported on the auction of Lupe Vélez's most precious possession, jewelry and furs.
The value set at the auction was much higher than the conservative asset "inventory and appraisal" document submitted to the High Court in September 1945. This time, furs are worth $75,000 and jewelry is worth $100,000.3. The jewelry collection consists of 18 pieces, the most impressive of which are the ruby and diamond necklaces, which include 95 carved rubies, 42 ruby beads, 66 baguettes and 505 round diamonds.
The jewelry collection contained 18 pieces, with the most impressive piece being a carved ruby and diamond ensemble (the aforementioned necklace) containing 95 carved rubies, 42 ruby beads, 66 baguette diamonds and 505 round diamonds.
Mrs. Buck Jones, the widow of the cowboy movie star, bought two diamond bracelets for $15,400, opera singer Ezio Pinza bought a large 16-carat square cut diamond ring for $5,950, and Lupe Vélez is said to have owned 2,900 diamonds, one of the largest jewelry collections of all Hollywood stars of the time, but all of her jewelry was auctioned off at a price well below the original price.
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Although her jewelry collection rivals that of many of her Hollywood peers, Lupe Vélez's most cherished is the simple 20-carat diamond ring, which she never took off, and she was still wearing the ring when the body was found, and buried with her in the grave. The rest of the jewelry is gone (at least not yet, maybe one day we'll see it again at auction),
On the day of the Lupe Vélez item auction, at least 500 people attended, three-quarters of them women, and even set a $20 ticket price to avoid curious tourists.
As jewelry began to be auctioned at low prices, most of the items were also sold for far less than their actual value, which is somewhat surprising considering its famous owner and the tragic plot and highly publicized circumstances surrounding her death.
Some things almost give away.
For example, her favorite red brocade curtain sold for only $1, which brought Beulah Kinder to tears. When her dead mattress was offered, the crowd fell silent and no one bid (Pittsburgh Press, June 2, 1945).
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That's how Lupe Vélez's story ends...
Most of the bidders were strangers to Lupe Vélez, and they all took away the one part go home of Hollywood's "Mexican women" away.
In this life, she has a fiery personality and lives as she pleases; The man you meet is either sincere or false, and in love, even if you are as beautiful as a star, you are not exempt from it.
What good is it for us to read these old stories for so long?
Let's talk after tea and dinner.
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Or maybe it's because it's hard to see the world clearly in our own lives, so we see metaphors for our own lives in other people's stories. Through the metaphor to read the part of the power you need, with the help of the deep and infinite space in the story, look back at the taste of life.
As follows: Life is like a drama, the role is no high or low, but the work has a depth.
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