Imagine the library of gems the crown would have to store and special order to commission such fantastic works. The size and quality of the stones in all varieties so the top jewelers could show their ultimate potential. The cutters would be likely to experiment with new designs so their work is unique, like that emerald cab with convex features. What a treat. Thank you Justin.
@@JustinKPrim OK no worries -It is an interesting piece, and the opal is quite big with good quality fire. Not many opals from this period have survived, and most are much smaller and lower grade.. I need to visit it some day. cheers
@@Opal_Spectrum Actually I found the details in a book. The piece is from about 1600, made in Southern Germany. It's a Slovak Precious Opal and the whole piece is 7.2cm high. Inventory Number Xla 52
@@jankan4979 could be. I don’t think the history of these items. Most of the Jewelery is made bespoke for the people that wore it but for the stones… who knows?
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I just did, thank you
Imagine the library of gems the crown would have to store and special order to commission such fantastic works. The size and quality of the stones in all varieties so the top jewelers could show their ultimate potential. The cutters would be likely to experiment with new designs so their work is unique, like that emerald cab with convex features. What a treat. Thank you Justin.
Fantastic, once again thank you for this content
Thanks Justin.. Next time I am in Europe I must visit this.. Mind blowing stuff 😘.
Great video, Justin! You finally made it to the imperial treasury museum! 🎉
Greetings from Vienna! Peter
@@GemWorks sorry I didn’t have time to say hi this time. It was rapid fire
@@JustinKPrim oh, of course it was too dense, no worries!
My Favorite Snack......Foreal...
Massive Gratitude
Your P and J 😂 cute and oractical .
great stuff , thanks for sharing. btw. was this opal from Slovakia (Dubnik) ?
@@Opal_Spectrum I’m not sure. I went back to see if I had a photo of the card and didn’t see anything.
@@JustinKPrim OK no worries -It is an interesting piece, and the opal is quite big with good quality fire. Not many opals from this period have survived, and most are much smaller and lower grade.. I need to visit it some day. cheers
@@Opal_Spectrum Actually I found the details in a book. The piece is from about 1600, made in Southern Germany. It's a Slovak Precious Opal and the whole piece is 7.2cm high. Inventory Number Xla 52
@@JustinKPrim wow thank You so much - you are real master :)
@@Opal_Spectrum I do what I can 😊
Did I hear him say he's coming to New York? Would love to see his work.
@@goindown71 yep! October 21-nov 8
Whats the point of the music? its annoying.
@@1mmickk because otherwise there would be several minutes of silence which is a bit weird.
There is a mute button
most thing where just stolen....
@@jankan4979 could be. I don’t think the history of these items. Most of the Jewelery is made bespoke for the people that wore it but for the stones… who knows?