Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emeralds
Cut-Glass to set in Religious Crosses
Wreck of: Nuestra Senor de los Milafros ( Our Lady of Miracles )
Sunk: February 22, 1741, Punta Matanceros, Mexico
This frigate class Spanish merchant ship sailing from Cadiz, Spain with goods for the Colonial market wrecked off the coast of the Yucatan while avoiding detection of the British war and Pirate ships operating out of Port Royal, Jamaica. These cut-glass emeralds were set in religious crosses where they would have been given or traded to high ranking native people in unexplored areas of the Spanish Empire.
Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emeralds
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The Smoky Mountain Relic Room stands behind the items we sell with a limited lifetime guarantee. We will exchange any item for store credit if the item sold is found by a certified authenticator not to be the authentic artifact, fossil, meteorite or mineral that we advertised it as being. A letter, specific to the artifact, fossil, meteorite or mineral in question, from a certified authenticator (in the business under the occupation specific to the item in question) must be brought in with the item for the return to be acceptable. This guarantee is for the lifetime of the initial purchaser only. See the Relic Room Manager, downstairs inside Smoky Mountain Knife Works, for more information. Original receipt required for exchanges.