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Bulgari Composed of gold elongated links. The Uta Ortiz-Patiño Collection of Magnificent Jewels The Ortiz-Patiño name looms large in the worlds of art and culture. At Sotheby’s, it holds particular resonance, especially for those who have made their careers here. Over the course of five decades, we have presented nearly twenty stand-alone sales from the Ortiz-Patiño family. The collection of Luz Mila Patiño, Countess de Boisrouvray, comprised an astonishing selection of impressive jewels—including a Kashmir sapphire necklace and a 32-carat Burmese ruby ring—that brought $31 million when offered in 1989. For comparison, the 1987 auction of the Duchess of Windsor’s jewels achieved $50 million, but across a far greater number of pieces. The Patiño family fortune was built by Simón Patiño (1860-1947), the “Tin King” of Bolivia. During World War II he was one of the wealthiest men in the world, earning him the additional sobriquet of the “Andean Rockefeller.” As pater familias, Simón ensured that connoisseurship and an appreciation for quality and provenance became dynastic. These priorities extended to jewelry, and in the 1930s he acquired the “Andean Cross,” a jewel set with a 45-carat emerald carved from a single crystal that had passed through the collections of Queen Isabel II of Spain and Empress Eugenie of France. Simón’s beautiful daughter, Graziella (1895-1980), married Jorge Ortiz Linares (1894-1965), Bolivia’s post-war ambassador to France. Graziella formed an exquisite collection of 18th-century decorative art while Jorge collected rare books and manuscripts. They raised their two sons, George (1927-2013) and Jaime (1930-2013), in France and the brothers later built two of the greatest art collections of the 20th century. George developed a passion for antiquities and Jaime acquired Impressionist paintings, books and 18th-century French and English silver. Jaime was also an accomplished sportsman: he competed in the French and Italian Opens, was an avid golfer and became a World Bridge Federation World Life Master. It was into this rarified world that Uta Krebber entered when she married Jaime Ortiz-Patiño in 1970. Born in Germany and educated in Switzerland, she enjoyed a career as a fashion model before meeting the high-energy scion of the Patiño family. True jetsetters, she and Jaime maintained residences in Geneva, Rio de Janeiro, Megève, Paris, Sotogrande and Palm Beach. Uta’s fluency in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, complemented by working knowledge of several other languages, allowed her to move with ease across cultures and social circles. She has always surrounded herself with beauty and her passion for art and interior design is immediately apparent when visiting her historic home in Palm Beach. The majority of her jewels were acquired from the 1960s to the ‘80s with Van Cleef & Arpels her house of choice. Uta’s life amongst the highest levels of society has provided many opportunities to wear and enjoy her jewels, including Palm Beach’s Red Cross Ball and a visit to Buckingham Palace as well as both intimate and formal events with luminaries such as King Carlos of Spain, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, President George H. W. Bush and Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza, whom she counted as a close friend. Sotheby’s is honored to continue its tradition of offering works from the Ortiz-Patiño family this December.

Bulgari

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Designed as polished gold hoops. The Uta Ortiz-Patiño Collection of Magnificent Jewels The Ortiz-Patiño name looms large in the worlds of art and culture. At Sotheby’s, it holds particular resonance, especially for those who have made their careers here. Over the course of five decades, we have presented nearly twenty stand-alone sales from the Ortiz-Patiño family. The collection of Luz Mila Patiño, Countess de Boisrouvray, comprised an astonishing selection of impressive jewels—including a Kashmir sapphire necklace and a 32-carat Burmese ruby ring—that brought $31 million when offered in 1989. For comparison, the 1987 auction of the Duchess of Windsor’s jewels achieved $50 million, but across a far greater number of pieces. The Patiño family fortune was built by Simón Patiño (1860-1947), the “Tin King” of Bolivia. During World War II he was one of the wealthiest men in the world, earning him the additional sobriquet of the “Andean Rockefeller.” As pater familias, Simón ensured that connoisseurship and an appreciation for quality and provenance became dynastic. These priorities extended to jewelry, and in the 1930s he acquired the “Andean Cross,” a jewel set with a 45-carat emerald carved from a single crystal that had passed through the collections of Queen Isabel II of Spain and Empress Eugenie of France. Simón’s beautiful daughter, Graziella (1895-1980), married Jorge Ortiz Linares (1894-1965), Bolivia’s post-war ambassador to France. Graziella formed an exquisite collection of 18th-century decorative art while Jorge collected rare books and manuscripts. They raised their two sons, George (1927-2013) and Jaime (1930-2013), in France and the brothers later built two of the greatest art collections of the 20th century. George developed a passion for antiquities and Jaime acquired Impressionist paintings, books and 18th-century French and English silver. Jaime was also an accomplished sportsman: he competed in the French and Italian Opens, was an avid golfer and became a World Bridge Federation World Life Master. It was into this rarified world that Uta Krebber entered when she married Jaime Ortiz-Patiño in 1970. Born in Germany and educated in Switzerland, she enjoyed a career as a fashion model before meeting the high-energy scion of the Patiño family. True jetsetters, she and Jaime maintained residences in Geneva, Rio de Janeiro, Megève, Paris, Sotogrande and Palm Beach. Uta’s fluency in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, complemented by working knowledge of several other languages, allowed her to move with ease across cultures and social circles. She has always surrounded herself with beauty and her passion for art and interior design is immediately apparent when visiting her historic home in Palm Beach. The majority of her jewels were acquired from the 1960s to the ‘80s with Van Cleef & Arpels her house of choice. Uta’s life amongst the highest levels of society has provided many opportunities to wear and enjoy her jewels, including Palm Beach’s Red Cross Ball and a visit to Buckingham Palace as well as both intimate and formal events with luminaries such as King Carlos of Spain, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, President George H. W. Bush and Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza, whom she counted as a close friend. Sotheby’s is honored to continue its tradition of offering works from the Ortiz-Patiño family this December.

Bulgari

Estimation : 4000 - 6000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Composed of rectangular curb links, featuring white gold reeding on one side, and polished yellow gold on the other. The Uta Ortiz-Patiño Collection of Magnificent Jewels The Ortiz-Patiño name looms large in the worlds of art and culture. At Sotheby’s, it holds particular resonance, especially for those who have made their careers here. Over the course of five decades, we have presented nearly twenty stand-alone sales from the Ortiz-Patiño family. The collection of Luz Mila Patiño, Countess de Boisrouvray, comprised an astonishing selection of impressive jewels—including a Kashmir sapphire necklace and a 32-carat Burmese ruby ring—that brought $31 million when offered in 1989. For comparison, the 1987 auction of the Duchess of Windsor’s jewels achieved $50 million, but across a far greater number of pieces. The Patiño family fortune was built by Simón Patiño (1860-1947), the “Tin King” of Bolivia. During World War II he was one of the wealthiest men in the world, earning him the additional sobriquet of the “Andean Rockefeller.” As pater familias, Simón ensured that connoisseurship and an appreciation for quality and provenance became dynastic. These priorities extended to jewelry, and in the 1930s he acquired the “Andean Cross,” a jewel set with a 45-carat emerald carved from a single crystal that had passed through the collections of Queen Isabel II of Spain and Empress Eugenie of France. Simón’s beautiful daughter, Graziella (1895-1980), married Jorge Ortiz Linares (1894-1965), Bolivia’s post-war ambassador to France. Graziella formed an exquisite collection of 18th-century decorative art while Jorge collected rare books and manuscripts. They raised their two sons, George (1927-2013) and Jaime (1930-2013), in France and the brothers later built two of the greatest art collections of the 20th century. George developed a passion for antiquities and Jaime acquired Impressionist paintings, books and 18th-century French and English silver. Jaime was also an accomplished sportsman: he competed in the French and Italian Opens, was an avid golfer and became a World Bridge Federation World Life Master. It was into this rarified world that Uta Krebber entered when she married Jaime Ortiz-Patiño in 1970. Born in Germany and educated in Switzerland, she enjoyed a career as a fashion model before meeting the high-energy scion of the Patiño family. True jetsetters, she and Jaime maintained residences in Geneva, Rio de Janeiro, Megève, Paris, Sotogrande and Palm Beach. Uta’s fluency in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, complemented by working knowledge of several other languages, allowed her to move with ease across cultures and social circles. She has always surrounded herself with beauty and her passion for art and interior design is immediately apparent when visiting her historic home in Palm Beach. The majority of her jewels were acquired from the 1960s to the ‘80s with Van Cleef & Arpels her house of choice. Uta’s life amongst the highest levels of society has provided many opportunities to wear and enjoy her jewels, including Palm Beach’s Red Cross Ball and a visit to Buckingham Palace as well as both intimate and formal events with luminaries such as King Carlos of Spain, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, President George H. W. Bush and Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza, whom she counted as a close friend. Sotheby’s is honored to continue its tradition of offering works from the Ortiz-Patiño family this December.

Bulgari

Estimation : 10000 - 15000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari The mother-of-pearl disc with gold wave motifs, accented by round diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 4000 - 6000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Set with variously shaped cabochon gemstones including tourmalines, citrines, amethysts, peridots and blue topazes.

Bulgari

Estimation : 30000 - 50000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Of chandelier design, set with oval- and pear-shaped tanzanites and aquamarines, oval-shaped blue and green tourmalines and round and pear-shaped diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 20000 - 30000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Composed of five strands of seed pearls, centering an ellipse-shaped motif set with carved rock crystal, decorated with sapphire cabochons and round diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Featuring an oval-shaped ruby surrounded by round diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 40000 - 60000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Centering a bezel-set ancient Macedonian coin, the reverse inscribed ’Alexander III 336-323 B.C.’ on a curb-link chain.

Bulgari

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Centering an emerald-cut emerald surrounded by two rows of round diamonds, the shoulders decorated with marquise-shaped diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 40000 - 60000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Composed of textured gold, accented by offset pairs of round rubies and diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Of straightline design, one composed of round diamonds, the other of alternating oval-shaped and round diamonds.

Bulgari

Estimation : 12000 - 15000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 11/12/2025

Bulgari Dial: black Caliber: cal. BVL193 automatic, 28 jewels Movement number: 104’786 Case: DLC-coated stainless steel and 18k pink gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by eight screws Case number: PO 4’542 Closure: DLC-coated stainless steel Bulgari buckle Size: 42 mm diameter, bracelet circumference is approximately 200 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no

Bulgari

Estimation : 4000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 10/12/2025

Bulgari Dial: blue Caliber: cal. BLV 138 automatic, 36 jewels Case: ceramic, sapphire crystal display back secured by eight screws Case number: DL2’472 Closure: ceramic Bvlgari bracelet with double folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 200 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Bvlgari presentation box with outer packaging and International Warranty Card dated 7 April 2021 Tadao Ando (b. 1941) is a self-taught architect whose minimalist yet monumental buildings demonstrate his mastery of concrete, geometry, and light. Winner of the 1995 Pritzker Prize, Ando’s notable works include the Church of the Light in Osaka and most recently a lavender-planted hilltop shrine containing a giant Buddha in Hokkaido. While the majority of his work is located in his home country of Japan, he is also famed for several international projects, including the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas and 152 Elizabeth, a residential tower in New York City as well as the Cerro Pelon Ranch in New Mexico for designer Tom Ford. It is only fitting then, for the Octo Finissimo—characterized by its sleek, modernist form—to be reinterpreted by the master architect with the release of the first Tadao Ando Edition in 2019. The present timepiece was released in a limited edition of 160 and joins the titanium Reference 103245 and the Octo Finissimo Tourbillon Carbon to form the trilogy of Tadao Ando Edition Octo Finissimo watches. The case and bracelet of the Reference 103534 are made of matte black ceramic with a textured, sandblasted finish, featuring a rich blue colored dial, meant to recall the depths of the night sky or the surface of a rippling lake. The yellow gold crescent around five o’clock recalls the earliest stages of a new moon, called Mikazuki in Japanese, and symbolizes of rebirth and the passage of time. The moon on the surface of the dial can be doubly interpreted as the moon in the night sky or a reflection of the moon on water. We are pleased to offer the present 103534 complete with box and papers in excellent condition.

Bulgari

Estimation : 12000 - 18000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 10/12/2025

Bulgari Featuring a pair of cushion-cut diamonds weighing a total of 6.62 carats, adorned on one side by calibré-cut rubies and similarly cut emeralds on the other, accented by pentagon- and trapezoid-shaped diamonds, size 6½, signed Bvlgari, with Italian assay and registry marks. With signed box.

Bulgari

Estimation : 45000 - 65000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 09/12/2025

Bulgari Designed as a stylized serpent, the body set with round diamonds, the head featuring a black dial with baton indicators set with single-cut diamonds, quartz movement, expandable, dial and caseback signed Bvlgari, numbered, with Italian and Swiss assay marks.

Bulgari

Estimation : 60000 - 80000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 09/12/2025

Bulgari Featuring a marquise-shaped Fancy Vivid Yellow-Orange diamond weighing 0.96 carat, flanked by a pair of pear-shaped diamonds and accented by pavé-set round diamonds, size 7, signed Bvlgari. With signed box. Accompanied by GIA report no. 2225574225 dated August 5, 2025 stating that the diamond is Fancy Vivid Yellow-Orange, Natural color, I1 clarity. Accompanied by an FCRF Rarity Report.

Bulgari

Estimation : 30000 - 50000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 09/12/2025

Bulgari Featuring a round-cornered rectangular modified brilliant-cut Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond weighing 12.51 carats, flanked by a pair of tapered baguette diamonds, size 6, signed Bvlgari. Accompanied by GIA report no. 5231246384 dated August 22, 2025 stating that the diamond is Fancy Vivid Yellow, Natural color, Internally Flawless. Accompanied by an FCRF Rarity Report.

Bulgari

Estimation : 450000 - 650000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 09/12/2025