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Magic Years Child Care Gallery Inc. and Precious Years Nursery offer half day and full day options, infant and toddler programs, preschool, pre-kindergarten, before and after school care, and Kids Klub programs. Our centers serve ages six weeks to ten years old. We provide nutritional breakfast, lunch, and snacks daily. Meals are included in your tuition.

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Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center

Description: Precious Years Day Care Center Inc is a Child Care Facility in Tallahassee FL, with a maximum capacity of 93 children. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Provider First Licensed on: 6/8/87;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  C02LE0278
• Capacity:
  93
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  VPK Provider; After School;Before School;Drop In;Food Served;Full Day;Half Day;Transportation
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Jun 08, 1987
• Current License Expiration Date:
  Jun 07, 2023
• District Office:
  Judicial Circuit 2
  383 Phillips Road
  Tallahassee, Florida 32308
• District Office Phone:
  (850) 778-4034 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )
• Licensor:
  Elizabeth Provost

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Most Expensive and Unusual Gems and Jewelry at Auctions 2022

December 27, 2022

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  Forbes Life

• Alexander Bykovsky

  Author

At the beginning of December, Christie’s and Sotheby’s held the last major jewelry auction of the year in New York, which brought in more than $100 million in total. Forbes Life collected five of the most expensive diamonds and five bright jewelry reflecting the trends of the outgoing year

Gem and jewelry sales are the leading source of income for global auction houses and one of the most stable art markets, although in 2022, jewelry created as NFTs were sold at auction for the first time, and diamonds began to accept payment in bitcoins and ethereums. This market values ​​the clarity, brilliance, color and size of a gemstone, as well as its history and extraordinary design.

For many years, outstanding colored diamonds have been breaking price records. And Hong Kong has established itself as the center of sales, increasing the gap with Geneva, the former capital of jewelry trades. nine0005

Williamson’s Pink Star, Sotheby’s, $58 million

The main jewelry lot of 2022 – a ring with a unique pink diamond weighing 11.15 carats – was sold in October at Sotheby’s Hong Kong auction. With a preliminary estimate of $ 21 million, the stone went under the hammer for almost three times more – for $ 58 million. It received the name “Williamson’s Pink Star” in honor of two other famous diamonds. One of them (“Pink Star” weighing 59.60 carats) was sold at Sotheby’s in 2017 for $71.2 million, and the second (“Williamson”, 23.6 carats) is one of the British Crown Jewels. All of them come from the same diamond mine, which belonged to Canadian geologist John Williamson in the middle of the last century. nine0005

Blue Cullinan de Beers, Sotheby’s, $57.4 million

In second place is another Sotheby’s auction with a De Beers Blue Cullinan weighing 15.10 carats. The lot was sold at the April auction in Hong Kong for $57.4 million following an eight-minute bidding war. He was only $100,000 short of the price record for Oppenheimer’s Blue (14.62 carats), bought at Christie’s in 2016 for $57.5 million. Cullinan De Beers is officially recognized by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) as the largest in history with a bright blue flawless step cut diamond. Original diamond weighing 39.35 carats was mined in April 2021 by Petra Diamonds at the Cullinan mines in South Africa. It was later jointly bought by De Beers and Diacore for $40.2 million.

Pink Luck, Christie’s, $28.8 million

Christie’s highlight in 2022 was the sale of the largest pear cut diamond of its kind, the Pink Luck, weighing 18. 18 carats. It was bought by an Asian client for $28.8 million. The Pink Fortune was offered as a ring complete with a transformable diamond necklace, to which the stone can be attached as a pendant. The catalog indicated that the lot comes from the collection of a noble lady. The auction house specialists specified that the Oppenheimer dynasty, which led the De Beers company, once owned the diamond. nine0005

The Rock, Christie’s, $21.9 million

A pear-shaped stone mined in South Africa, weighing over 228 carats, was called “The Rock” because of its impressive size. This is the largest colorless diamond in auction history. The estimate of the lot, exhibited during the Christie’s Geneva auction, was $ 20-30 million. As a result, the stone went under the hammer at the lower bar of the estimated value – for $ 21.9 million. The former owner wore it as part of a Cartier necklace, and the diamond was sold as a pendant in platinum frames of the same brand. nine0005

Light of Africa, Christie’s, $20 million

The top lot of Christie’s evening jewelery auction held in New York this summer was the Light of Africa diamond weighing 103.49 carats. It found its new owner for $20 million, making it the fifth most expensive colorless diamond in auction history. The original diamond was mined at the Cullinan mines in South Africa, where the famous Star of Africa and Second Star of Africa diamonds were found, which became the British Crown Jewels. nine0005

Oscar Heyman & Brothers Birds in Flight bracelet. Sotheby’s, $1.4 million

Art Deco jewelry is also in constant demand at the auction. This summer, the top lot of the Christie’s auction with the telling name “Jewellery Paris” was the Van Cleef & Arpels “Lightning” necklace created in 1964, sold for €819,000 with an upper estimate of €300,000. In total, the auction brought in €9, 3 million Sotheby’s distinguished itself by selling a gem-encrusted bracelet called “Birds in Flight” by Oscar Heyman & Brothers, founded by brothers who were emigrants from Latvia who moved to New York at 1906 year.

Faberge. Watch-pendant “Snowflake”. Christie’s, $252,000

Since March 2022, the world’s auction houses are exhibiting Faberge’s works at jewelry auctions. For example, at the end of May at Sotheby’s for £94,500, with a minimum excess of the estimate, a Faberge table clock with an enameled guilloche on the case, consisting of two colors of gold and silver, made in the workshop of Mikhail Perkhin around 1890, was sold.

At the end of the year, Christie’s sold a rock crystal and diamond Snowflake pendant watch for $252,000. Snowflake design at 1911 was invented by Alma Piel, a hereditary jeweler from a dynasty that worked for Faberge. Alma’s father, the jeweler Oscar Piel, headed the Faberge workshops in Moscow, her mother was the daughter of August Helmstrom, the leading jeweler of Carl Faberge. Her aunt and brother also worked for Faberge.

Alma began her career in the Fabergé empire at the age of twenty under the guidance of her uncle Albert Hellström. One of her first orders in the winter of 1911 was 40 brooches, which were urgently requested by an oil trader, Dr. Emanuel Nobel, Alfred Nobel’s nephew. He planned a dinner party for foreign partners in St. Petersburg, at which the wife of each partner was supposed to find a precious surprise in a napkin. So elegant as to be admired, so Russian as to be associated with the winter in St. Petersburg, and so inexpensive that it is not perceived as a bribe. nine0005

Alma Piel was given the order. And she came up with a design for a snowflake covered with small rose-cut diamonds. Emanuel Nobel was delighted and demanded that he secure the copyright for precious snowflakes. By order of Nobel, Alma Peel also designed brooches, bracelets, pendants, pillboxes, bonbonnieres and many Easter eggs. Nobel’s monopoly on snowflakes was only broken once, when the design of the snowflakes was used to create the imperial “Winter Egg” presented for Easter 1913 years of Nicholas II of his mother, Empress Maria Feodorovna.

Salvador Dali. Earrings “Constancy of sound”. Sotheby’s, $176,400

In autumn, Sotheby’s held the first of its kind online auction dedicated to jewelry created by famous artists. All lots were divided into nine thematic sections, depending on what kind or direction of art their creator belonged to. For example, in the section devoted to surrealism, one could find Salvador Dali’s “Permanence of Sound” earrings, encrusted with precious stones and made of 18-carat gold. They are designed in the form of two melted telephone handsets, referring to the image of the “soft watch” from the famous painting 1934 years “The Persistence of Memory”. The earrings were sold for $176,400.

Cartier gold ring. Phillips, $25,200

Jewelery is in trend, either really coming from another era, or stylized as antique. A striking example is a gold Cartier ring created in the 1950s with an angel figurine modeled after an artifact from the Hellenistic era. The ring went under the hammer for $25,200, 20 times the estimated value.

Ethereum Expedition ring, with NFT copy. Sotheby’s, $8,820
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During the jewelry auction, Sotheby’s conducted an experiment. Along with pieces by Picasso and Dali, contemporary jewelers’ creations were put up for auction, including a golden ring with Ethereum Expedition emeralds made in the shape of a geodesic dome frame, the result of a joint project METAGOLDEN x Republiqe. The lot was advertised as “digital-physical” (phygital), since its buyer, in addition to the ring itself, received an NFT copy. The price of the kit was $8820 as a result.

• Alexander Bykovsky

  Author

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