Peridot Jewelry Sets
The gemstone lovers can find beautiful collections in more than 50 prestigious museums in the world? Many of whose great copies, thanks to new technologies can also be admired through the network. To rank the best of these collections is a difficult task: some stand out because of the peculiarity of certain varieties gemmological, others by the number of copies, total carat or the beauty and rarity of some outstanding specimens. Moreover, most museums display their funds with the mineralogical gemological or rough gems with gems stoned, which makes it more difficult comparison. The collection of more than 400gemas is currently on display at the museum Felipe de Borbon School of Mining Engineers of Madrid. The collection includes more than 400 gems, which features a wide variety of gems that are in Spain. Go to the Collection of the IGE. · Art Natura Malaga, Malaga (Spain)? Royal Collection Gemstone Collections? sector is seen by the world's largest collection. The set exceeds 250,000 carats of gem stoned. Its main collection totaled 150,000 carats, with the remainder monographic selections. Gather copies of all the Earth's precious stones: diamonds of all colors, emeralds, aquamarines, rubies, topaz, opal, amethyst? Many of them more than 1,000 carats. The selection? Gems special exhibit? has unique items, such as topaz Eldorado, of 31,000 carats, Ruby Star of Jaipur of 4,185 carats, the diamond of 103 carats gray, sapphire of 243 carats Star, aqua Minas Gerais of 2,205 carats, citrine Sol del Sur of 8,200 carats of kunzite Araçuaí of 1,490 carats or Belo Horizonte hiddenite of 1,875 carats, among other great gems. • The Armony Kremlin Museum, Moscow (Russia) has the most prestigious gems: sapphire Catherine the Great of 337 Qts. The Orlov diamond of 189 Qts. (Www. rusmuseum. ru). British · Museum of Natural History, London (Great Britain) His collection of gems is one of the most refined. Currently comprises some 5,000 pieces. An impressive collection of highlights courtesy of De Beers diamond and orange sapphire from Sri Lanka of 57 Qts. (Www. nhm. ac. uk). · Palace of Topkapi, Istanbul (Turkey) The Imperial treasury an important collection of jewelry, weapons, clothing, carpets and luxury items, which was enshrined in a profusion of gems. Being part of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, no one knows the exact weight of your gems (individually or together), but among them is very high-karat gem, highlighting its emeralds, diamonds and pearls. (Www. ee. bilkent. edu. tr/ ~ history / topkapi. html). · National Museum, Prague (Czech Republic) Account with 1,800 gems stoned. Among the most valuable cut diamond is a brilliant 24 Qts. South Africa, a yellow chrysoberyl 27 Qts. and a blue sapphire of 53 Qts. Sri Lanka-both-a Qts of peridot jewelry sets Zebirget 66, and a blue topaz of 1,464 Qts. Brazil. (Www. nm. cz). · Museum of Natural History, Florence (Italy) has 160 gems, 150 of which are carved. The most important pieces are a topaz from Brazil of 755 Qts. and 490 bar beryl Qts. (Www. unifi. it / unified / msn). · Museum of Natural History, Vienna (Austria) 7000 sets out gems. The most valuable pieces are historically significant and an opal with a weight of 297 Qts, diamonds of various South African deposits, Colombian emeralds and alexandrite with the purest color change from red to green. (Www. nhm-wien. ac. at). Fersman Mineralogical · Museum, Moscow (Russia) This important collection comprises some 8,000 pieces. Includes both rough stones and faceted gems. Much of the sample consists of pieces of art and crafts carved on stones, with many works of the eighteenth to the twentieth. (Www. fmm. ru). · Museums Vatican, Rome (Italy). As in the case of the Tower of London, also have a gemstone collection, but lots of gems encrusted in jewels and sacred treasures. (Mv. vatican. va). · National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian, Washington DC (USA) Among his gems include famous pieces such as the blue Hope diamond of 45 Qts. , The Portuguese Diamond from 127 Qts. , The Rosser Reeves Ruby, Sri Lanka, 138 Qts. , the sapphire blue Star of Asia of 329 Qts. , chrysoberyl cat's eye effect Maharani of 58 Qts. , a 911 Aqua Qts. , a 880-kunzite Qts. , golden topaz The American Golden Topaz 22. 892 Qts. , a 250-Morganite Qts, among many other dazzling specimens. Do not give your total data collection, which is estimated at more than 50,000 carats. (Www. mnh. si. edu). Canadian · Museum of Nature, Ottawa (Canada) has scheduled 2100 cut gems, mainly Canadian gems. The most significant pieces carved by size, color or peculiarity are: blue topaz from Brazil of 1. 059 Qts. , Yellow topaz, also of Brazil, of 202 Qts. , Or a green beryl of 380 Sri Lanka Qts. (Www. nature. ca). Australian · Museum, Sydney (Australia) with 500 faceted gems, this museum has the largest collection in Australia. Among them, the most significant examples are: a diamond of 5 Qts. Western Australia, a peridot of 193 Qts. , a 178-kunzite Qts. , semi-polished opal Desert Beauty of 290 Qts. and a group of 38 sapphires of various colors, from blue to orange. (Www. austmus. gov. au). . . .
