Emeralds Collection (#3)

Versicoloured Emerald (Amazilia versicolor) adult female, feeding at feeder, Puerto Iguazu, Misiones, Argentina, november

White-chested Emerald (Amazilia chionopectus) adult, perched on twig, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Emerald and diamond bracelet
515524 01/01/1993 Bracelet from Russias Diamond Fund, by artists, jewelers V. Nikolayev and G. Aleksakhin. 1977. Emerald in the center is 11.83 carats. Platinum, gold, diamonds, emeralds

Emerald gemstones. Emeralds are a green variety of the mineral beryl (beryllium aluminium silicate), which get their colour from traces of chromium and iron

Trinkets of Today: Modern Jewellery
Beautiful jewellery designed and made by Messrs. Cartier, the famous jewellers, representing the finest modern craftmanship

Downy Emerald - Male on yellow flag - The Netherlands - Overijssel - De Wieden
VG-1789 Downy Emerald - Male on yellow flag The Netherlands - Overijssel - De Wieden Cordelia aenea Paul Van Gaalen Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Downy Emerald - Male - The Netherlands - Overijssel - De Wieden
VG-1785 Downy Emerald - Male The Netherlands - Overijssel - De Wieden Cordelia aenea Paul Van Gaalen Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Augusta Viktoria / 1915
AUGUSTA VIKTORIA of Schleswig-Holstein - German Empress, wife of Wilhelm II, with a bouquet of yellow roses

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"Emeralds: The Jewel of Royalty and Elegance Throughout History" From royal crowns and scepters to flapper dresses in the Ascot races of 1926, they have always been a symbol of opulence and sophistication. These vibrant green gemstones have captivated hearts for centuries, adorning the most exquisite pieces of jewelry. In the enchanting Cannobina Valley nestled within the Italian Alps, even nature showcases its love for emeralds. A small Emerald Moth gracefully rests on a dandelion seedhead, showcasing its delicate beauty against a backdrop of majestic mountains. The allure extends beyond adornments as they find their place in historical artifacts. An unknown creator crafted a magnificent saber with scabbard during the 19th century, while an advert from 1930 highlights Ciro jewelry's timeless elegance. Unveiling more hidden treasures, we discover a casting bottle from late 19th-century Europe—a testament to craftsmanship lost in time. A miniature evening purse from Russia around 1890-1900 whispers tales of grand balls and secret rendezvous. Traveling further eastward brings us to Turkey's late 19th-century saber inscribed with "1099 Hejira, " reminding us that these gems hold cultural significance across borders. Meanwhile, an intricately designed bowl from Europe with mounts dating back to the 17th century tells stories passed down through generations. Even religious art embraces emerald's allure; Spain presents us with a crown possibly created for a statue of the Christ Child between c. 1600-c. 1650—an embodiment of divine grace enhanced by this precious stone. Not limited to decorative purposes alone, it also found their way into weaponry such as ceremonial swords belonging to influential figures like Nizam of Hyderabad during1880-1900—a true fusion between power and beauty etched onto steel blades.