Brooch

Elizabeth Mavrikievna (Russian: Елизавета Маврикевна, née Princess Elisabeth Auguste Marie Agnes of Saxe-Altenburg; 25 January 1865 in Meiningen, Germany – 24 March 1927, Leipzig, Germany), was a Russian Grand More

Fragments of jewelry from the collection of the Imperial Romanov House. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexander Evgen'evich Fersman in 4 issues.Issue. Issue More

On the right is a corsage or a brooch made of sapphire-diamond parory (the image of a tiara from this parory is on page 74). Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Ale More

The golden rattle-whistle is decorated with a floral ornament with diamonds, rubies, emeralds. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexander Evgen'evich Fersman in More

Precious jewelry: gems in a set of diamonds. Collection of valuables of the Romanov Imperial House. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexander Evgen'evich Fersm More

Jewelry from the collection of the Imperial House of the Romanovs. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexander Evgen'evich Fersman in 4 issues.Issue. Issues 1-4 More

Jewelry of the second half of the XVIII century. Massive (not hollow) silver flowers are typical ornaments that were sewn on the ceremonial dresses of Russian empresses. In the center - Eregttes with diamonds a More

Above is the Order of the Golden Fleece. Gold, diamonds, silver, topazes 6.2 x 6.2 cm. The middle of the XIX century. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexander More

A cup with a dedicatory inscription to Count Ivan Petrovich Saltykov. Collection of valuables of the Romanov Imperial House. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Al More

Photos (front and side) of the saber's hilt. Ephesus is encrusted. Collection of valuables of the Romanov Imperial House. Illustrations of the catalog "The Diamond Fund of the USSR" edited by Academician Alexa More