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Turban Ornament

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Humayun II 1858-1877

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      The turban ornament  is an exquisite piece crafted between 1733 and 1767 CE. It is made of gold and adorned with enamel, emerald, and diamond. Let's delve into more details about each of these elements:

 

       Gold: The base material of the turban ornament is gold. Gold has been a prized metal for centuries due to its beauty, rarity, and malleability, making it a preferred choice for crafting fine jewelry and ornaments.

 

     Enamel: Enamel is a technique of fusing powdered glass onto metal surfaces using high heat, creating a smooth, glossy, and vibrant finish. The turban ornament incorporates enamel work, which could be seen as colorful patterns or designs on the gold surface. Enamel work adds a striking visual appeal to the piece.

 

        Emerald: Emerald is a precious gemstone known for its rich green color. It is a variety of the mineral beryl and has been valued for its beauty for thousands of years. The turban ornament features emeralds, likely cut and polished into faceted gemstones, adding a touch of vibrant green to the overall design. 

 

      Diamond: Diamonds are the most coveted gemstones and are renowned for their brilliance and durability. They are formed from carbon under high pressure and are often used to adorn high-end jewelry. The turban ornament incorporates diamonds, which would have been cut and set into the piece to enhance its overall elegance.

 

         The combination of gold, enamel, emerald, and diamond in the turban ornament creates a harmonious blend of materials and colors. This particular piece showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of the time period it was created in, highlighting the aesthetic preferences and skill of the artisans involved. It would have been a cherished and significant accessory, likely worn by someone of high status or as part of a ceremonial or formal attire.

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