Auction house Christie's announced that he recently sold several items that belonged to Joan Rivers (Joan Rivers), for $ 2.2 million, according to a report in The Observer, which leads IDEX Online reported.
The main lot at the auction was the gold jeweler Faberge frame of the 19th century with jade, which was sold for $ 245,000, considerably more than $ 60,000, which were supposed to get for it originally.
In trading on the internet auction also included some of the jewelry, costumes and bags Rivers. Among them were notable lots Victorian enameled brooch, necklace Iradj Moini and jewelry from Harry Winston.
The percentage of the profits from sales will be donated to the Association of Guide Dogs for the Blind Fund and God's Love We Deliver, but the auction house would not disclose the exact amount of donations.
Joan Rivers was a talk show host and owner of the "Emmy" award. She died in 2014.
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Diamond Mining Company (DMC) - one of the mining companies, which the Zimbabwe government ordered him to stop mining in the Marange region (Marange), is planning to sue the authorities for breach of contract, Rapaport reports with reference to Reuters.
February 22 the minister of mining and development of the mining industry Chidakva Walter (Walter Chidakwa) ordered the country's diamond mining companies to cease their operations, since the term of their license is expired.
CEO of DMC Ramzi Malik (Ramzi Malik) said that the conditions of the activities of his company, which is a joint venture with the State Corporation Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), provide that the extension of the licenses is the responsibility of the government, Reuters news agency reported on February 24th.
On the question of whether the DMC will go to court if the government does not reconsider its position, Malik replied: "Of course, yes. If it robs us of the concession, which means that it is in breach of its obligations, "- was quoted as saying Reuters.
DMC - is a joint venture in equal shares who own a registered company in the United Arab Emirates Pure Diamonds and ZMDC, the agency said.
Chidakva said on February 22 that the government's decision is non-negotiable, and the deposit will patrol police, according to Reuters. "On Monday night, the" unknown "people rushed to the mine and stole solar panels, electric batteries, and office equipment. They also poured fuel from generators and earth-moving equipment, "- According to the news agency quoted Malik.
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