Largest Faceted Emeralds from North Carolina
Production of gem quality emeralds in North Carolina It has been estimated that around 60,000 carats of emeralds had been […]
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Madeleine H. Murdock’s Mogul Emerald Necklace – Smithsonian’s New Acquisition
Origin of Name Click here to go to the Taj Mahal Diamond The Mogul Emerald Necklace that was bequeathed to the
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Maximilian Emerald Ring
Origin of name The “Maximilian Emerald Ring” gets its name from its one time owner, Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph, the archduke
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Queen Isabella Emerald
Origin of name The “Isabella Emerald” gets its name from Queen Isabella of Portugal, the queen consort of King Charles
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Hooker Emerald Brooch
Origin of name The “Hooker Emerald Brooch” gets its name from the one time owner of the famous piece of
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Guinness Emerald Crystal
Origin of name The Guinness Emerald Crystal discovered in the Coscuez emerald mines is one of the largest gem-quality emerald
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Grand Duchess Vladimir Tiara
Origin of name The Grand Duchess Vladimir Tiara which belongs to the personal jewelry collection of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II,
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Godman Emerald and Diamond Necklace
Origin of name The exquisitely crafted emerald and diamond encrusted Godman Necklace, which is part of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
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Gachala Emerald
Origin of name The 858-carat “Gachala Emerald” described as one of the most beautiful emerald gemstones ever known, gets its
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Emerald Unguentarium (Vessel) in the Imperial Treasury in Vienna
Origin of name The term unguentarium is derived from the Latin word “unguent” which means a soft greasy or thick