Emerald earrings with gemstones, clear, a pair, 2.7cm long and 0.6cm wide.

Ear jade texture, semi-circular, half green and half white, green and white. There are copper-plated bees and long curved needles at the green end, pink tourmaline embedded in the abdomen of bees, wings composed of two groups of rice grains, and the rest are green, with a pearl at each end of both whiskers.

Earrings are decorations on the ears of queens and concubines in the Qing court. This pair of ears is exquisitely designed and exquisitely colored, which is particularly lively with bee modeling.

Diancuizidi

Temple Cui Xunzi, clear, high 17cm, diameter 24cm. Old collection of Qing palace.

The hat tire is black velvet wrapped with iron wire and looks like a bowl. It is composed of pearls, corals, jade, tourmaline and other beads, with a touch of green lining and a copper-plated base. Ornaments are auspicious, including longevity, butterfly, lotus, crane, ganoderma lucidum, orchid, peach, wishful, pen, gourd, basket, dragonfly, Tianzhu, pomegranate and Xiangyun, which means that future generations will live a long and happy life. Xunzi is the headdress of women in Qing Dynasty, which is often worn with auspicious clothes.

Gold inlaid beaded earrings

Beaded earrings with gold, clear, a pair, 8.5cm long.

The earrings are fringed, the gold holder is inlaid with emerald butterflies, and the back has a gold needle for piercing ears. A string of pearls fell, the top one was a third-class pearl, and there was a gold plate with the seal of "Baoyuan Jin Jiu" engraved on it. There are eggplant-shaped jadeite falling horns under the pearl string, supported by lotus-patterned tourmaline, and pearls are embedded on both sides.

From the stamp, we can know that this earring was made by a folk jewelry store in Qing Dynasty.

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Diancui inlaid with five-phoenix cymbals is clear, with a height of 14cm, a width of 30cm and a weight of 671g.

The cymbals are made of iron wire and cardboard, and are wrapped in a net pattern woven by black silk thread, and the surface is all green. The front part is decorated with five golden phoenix inlaid with pearls, precious stones and pearl jewel tassels. Golden phoenix is decorated with nine gold ornaments, made of silver and gold, with tassels of pearls, corals, turquoise, lapis lazuli, rubies and sapphires. There are several tassel pendants behind the cymbals.

Yue, also known as Yue, is a kind of hat worn by queens, concubines and concubines. This kind of hat is generally woven with rattan silk into a hat rack, and some are woven with black silk thread wrapped on cardboard or thin iron wire into plaid, money pattern, dish intestine and other forms, and then all kinds of gems and pearls are embedded in the hat rack to form various auspicious patterns. There are 50 big pearls, hundreds of second-and third-class pearls and more than 200 precious stones, which are mainly worn on auspicious occasions and traditional festivals.

Copper-plated Diancui Zhuhai Tanghe pattern flower

Gold-plated copper-plated Diancui inlaid with pearl begonia crane-patterned flowers, Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, 14cm long and 6cm wide. Old collection of Qing palace.

This copper headdress is decorated with pearls, coral beads, jadeite and various stones, and decorated with patterns such as begonia, crane and peach, which symbolizes longevity. This headdress is made by the Qing Palace, and it is exquisitely made, which reflects the development level of filigree inlay technology in the Qing Dynasty.

The headdress flower is a must for the empress of Qing Dynasty. Most of them are made of silver or copper, inlaid with kingfisher feathers and various gems.

Round flowers inlaid with gold ornaments

Round flowers with gold and precious stones, clear, 7 cm in diameter.

This flower is round, and its golden base is inlaid with jewels. The center is a big emerald, and the periphery is inlaid with two circles of small emeralds and rubies, each 15, and the gems follow the shape. The outermost circle of pearls, *** 16, is embedded with a collar around it.

The emerald selected in the center and outer ring of the round flower is known as the "king of emeralds", crystal clear, blue as a new willow, and the natural inclusions in emeralds can be seen by naked eyes. These natural impurities, such as cotton veins commonly known as cicadas' wings, are rare in other gems, let alone artificial products, which do not affect their own value at all and provide an important basis for identifying their authenticity.

This round flower is an ornament on ancient women's heads.