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    both centered on Christ crucified on a jeweled cross surrounded by mourning figures in gold repoussé reliefs. Although both the cover of The Lindau Gospels and the upper cover of the Codex Aureus Epternach feature a crucifixion scene‚ large embedded gems‚ and gold repoussé reliefs‚ they differ greatly when it comes to the language of the book‚ who it was dedicated to and written for‚ and who is on the cover. The Lindau Gospels were a product of the

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    What are the most famous jewelry shows? Perhaps you have ever asked this question‚ but there are many jewelry exhibitions all over the world and in Russia‚ which congregates thousands of visitors and hundreds of exhibitors. In Yekaterinburg‚ perhaps‚ one of the most famous jewelry exhibitions are:  Junwex - a series of major exhibitions‚ which take place in Moscow‚ St. Petersburg‚ Yekaterinburg. Restek is organized this fair. Such exhibitions are an opportunity for suppliers and trade representatives

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    Gemstones

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    Gemstones are minerals that are cut from naturally occurring crystals. Gemstones are minerals that when cut and polished they have beauty of such quality that they command a price. That is what makes the process of producing gems profitable. For them to qualify as a gem‚ it should be hard and tough to resist scratching and have beautiful clarity. The value is based on rarity and rare quality. Minerals are naturally occurring substances that are solid‚ have a crystal structure‚ and have a specific

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    Clement Tam who was primary responsible for worldwide gem sourcing. He also was both operations director (overseeing the whole company) and head of the sourcing department. Tam Wai Man who was Tam’s sister was the accountant for the company. Chan Ming was head of business services including wholesale and retail businesses. Lastly‚ Jonathan Ho‚ head of production and authentication‚ he was in charge of the company’s manufacturing operations and gems authentication in China. Ho was known for his efficiency

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    OF GEM DISTRICT IN SIAYA COUNTY-KENYA BY OKOTH CHRIS PHELIX SUBMITTED TO: DR. (MRS) ANNE KISILU. MR CHARLES NYANDUSI. A research proposal submitted in partial fulfillment for the requirement for the award of Master of Philosophy Degree in Curriculum Development to the Department of Curriculum Instruction and Educational Media‚ School of Education .Moi University. AUGUST‚ 2010. THE PERCEPTION OF SECONDARY MATHEMATICS TEACHERS TOWARDS SMASE-INSET TRAINING .A CASE STUDY OF GEM DISTRICT

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    The Moonstone

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    of a household. The tale’s images and ideas of India thus reached many social groups in British culture. To Wilkie Collins‚ the gem‚ part of whose history we follow in The Moonstone‚ the novel of the same name‚ is the signifier of all things that humanity strives for‚ material and spiritual. He begins the novel by demonstrating that the history of the Moonstone gem is a history of thefts. In having his initial narrator state "that crime brings its own fatality with it" (p.6 Ch. IV of the prologue)

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    Ancient Roman Clothing

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    bracelets‚ cameos‚ and rings of gold or gems (especially garnets)‚ were all added to women’s outfits to enhance their look. The fibula was a pin whose basic design resembled a safety pin and was used to fasten clothing. They usually were decorated with gems or pictures. Almost every piece of jewelry had a carving/picture or gems on it. Pearls were popular but also costly. Women also wore engagement rings‚ which were usually made of iron with a carved gem or stone on it. Jewelry and footwear in ancient

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    EOSC 118

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    Module A Lesson 2: Famous Gemstones and Jewellery Diamond Encrustations British Crown Jewels Koh-I-Noor diamond: (“Mountain of Light”) One of world’s largest diamonds The Cullinan Diamond: largest diamond rough ever found Hope Diamond Deep blue colouration Lack of internal flaws Shows VS1 clarity First sold to King Louis XIV Top ten diamonds by size Diamonds >10 carats = exquisite Diamonds >50 carats = possession of museum/wealth people Diamond >199 carats = not sold

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    Happy Prince

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    soft walls outside the castle. When you think of it why should he bother asking about what miseries and happiness that could exist behind castle walls? Anyway‚ he mentions that he was placed in his city decorated with beautiful accessories like rare gems and gold‚ though his heart is made out of lead. He was placed so he could see all misery and poverty the people had to endure. When the swallow felt the Happy Prince’s tears fall on him he asked who he was and The Happy Prince introduced himself and

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    Dhammapada Verse 36

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    property into three parts; one part to do business with‚ one part to support the family and one part to give in charity. He did as he was told and again asked what else should be done next. So he was further instructed; first to take refuge in the Three Gems* and to observe the five precepts; secondly‚ to observe the ten precepts; and thirdly‚ to renounce the world and enter the Buddhist religious Order. The young man complied with all these instructions and became a bhikkhu. As a bhikkhu‚ he was taught

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