ATOCHA EMERALD W CERT And TAG 1. 93CT REAL TREASURE
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Authentic Atocha Emerald with Cert and Tag. Total carat weight is 1.93 ct FROM - MEL FISHER'S TREASURE MUSEUM in Key West! Genuine! Beautiful gem! No Reserve auction!For Sale: A 1.93 carat uncut Colombian emerald recovered from the 1622 Atocha Shipwreck. The emerald has been certified by Motivation, Inc. (Mel Fisher) with certificate number 59472 and given a grade of 2A. Included with the emerald is the original Motivation, Inc certificate of authenticity as well as the original artifact tag use...d in the recovery and cataloging effort. Gorgeous deep green transparent crystal, an ideal example of an Atocha recovered emerald. A beautiful relic and authentic shipwreck treasure!
Information about emeralds recovered from the Atocha Shipwreck:The Atocha set sail from Havana for Spain on September 4th 1622. The holds of the ship carried the wealth of an Empire, consisting of gold and emeralds from Colombia, silver from Peru and Mexico, and pearls from Venezuela. The Atocha's astonishing cargo consisted of 125 gold bars and discs, 24 tons of silver bullion, and several chests estimated to contain 60-70 pounds (135, 000-160, 000 carats) of emeralds most of which were from the famous Muzo mines of Colombia. Only about 6 pounds (13, 500 carats) of these emeralds were able to be recovered from the wreck site due to the disintegration of most of the chests which scattered the vast majority of the emeralds all over the ocean floor making emerald recovered from the Atocha among the rarest and most highly sought after shipwreck artifacts.
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Information about emeralds recovered from the Atocha Shipwreck:The Atocha set sail from Havana for Spain on September 4th 1622. The holds of the ship carried the wealth of an Empire, consisting of gold and emeralds from Colombia, silver from Peru and Mexico, and pearls from Venezuela. The Atocha's astonishing cargo consisted of 125 gold bars and discs, 24 tons of silver bullion, and several chests estimated to contain 60-70 pounds (135, 000-160, 000 carats) of emeralds most of which were from the famous Muzo mines of Colombia. Only about 6 pounds (13, 500 carats) of these emeralds were able to be recovered from the wreck site due to the disintegration of most of the chests which scattered the vast majority of the emeralds all over the ocean floor making emerald recovered from the Atocha among the rarest and most highly sought after shipwreck artifacts.
TERMS:
No refunds/No returnsPayPal readyNo International salesMust have physical address and signature requiredGood Luck!
