INDEX.
A.
- Abbas Murza, [214].
- Abbé Haüy, views of, [75], [91], [253], [371].
- Abbey of St. Dennis, gems of, [236], [320].
- Acber, banquet of, [209].
- Achille de Sancy, [172].
- Adamas, [15], [89].
- Adamantine flash, [91].
- spar, [393].
- Adolphus, marriage of, [123].
- Advice of Rabelais, [title page].
- Agrah diamond, [213].
- Ahmed’s ring, [116].
- Alaric and his Goths, [121], [122].
- Alexander, Emperor, [177].
- fêtes of, [115],
- helmet, [229].
- marriage of, [287],
- ring, [289].
- Palace, collections of, [146].
- Alfred de Vigny, poem on the diamond, [12].
- Alla-ud-deen, [209].
- Amsterdam diamond cutters, [242].
- Ancient gem localities, [48].
- gems and regalia, [106].
- glass, [323], [325], [351], [352].
- monster emeralds, [325].
- Anna Ivanovna, Empress, [136].
- Anne Boleyn, jewel of, [192].
- Antitheses of carbon, [16].
- Aqua marines, [318]-[320].
- Arabian romance writers’ fancies on gems, [363].
- Asiatic gems, [201].
- Assyrians and gems, [369].
- Asteria sapphires, [414], [415].
- quartz, [416].
- Augustus the Strong, gems of, [225].
- Aurelian, triumph of, [119].
- Austrian gems, etc., [226], [227].
B.
- Baba, trial of, [161].
- Babinet, views of, [99], [185], [223], [263].
- Bahia, mines of, [39], [44], [45].
- Baillou’s views on gems, [371].
- Baker, Sir Samuel, views, [381], [382].
- Barbarossa, Emperor, [226].
- Barberini vase, [326].
- Barbot, views of, [108], [181], [256], [257], [269], [306].
- Bariatinsky, jewels of, [155].
- Baron d’ Eschwège, [39].
- Batavian display of diamonds, [281].
- Begagem mines, [223].
- Beke, Dr., account of large diamonds, [214].
- Belisarius, triumph of, [125].
- Bernier’s estimate of Persian gems, [213].
- Berquen, lapidary, [167], [238], [241], [272].
- Beryl, [145], [311], [320], [332].
- name derived from, [317].
- of English Crown, [318].
- Beudant, Prof., views of, [99], [398].
- Bheen, temple of, [209].
- Biot, views of, [72].
- Blue beryls of Ireland, [316].
- diamond of France, [163].
- of Mr. Hope, [189].
- of Munich, [226].
- Boetius de Boot, views of, [105].
- Bohmer, French jeweller, [179].
- Bordeaux, architect of Peacock Throne, etc., [219].
- Borghis, Hortensio, lapidary, [202], [203].
- Brewster, Sir David, views of, [65], [184], [259], [263].
- Bronze horses of Venice, [127].
- Brunswick, Duke, gems of, [232].
- Buchanan, views of, [32], [34], [74].
- Buffon’s views, [59], [380].
- Burial of Cardinal Borromeo, [290].
- Lord Palmerston, [290].
- Burning-of-Troy opal, [353].
- Byzantium, [129], [130], [139].
C.
- Cæsar, ring of, [289].
- Cagliostro, [175].
- Canopies of the Persians, [26].
- Cape de Verde, conglomerate, [61].
- Capture of Ctesiphon, [24].
- Caravans of the ancients, [26].
- Carbon, combinations of, [18].
- Carbonado, [45], [89], [104].
- Cardinal Borromeo, [233].
- Cardinal Mazarin, [242].
- Carpet taken at Ctesiphon, [24].
- Cascalho, [60].
- Cassia oil, refractive power of, [257].
- Castellani, collection of, [288], [289], [352].
- Catherine, Empress, [153], [155].
- Cedrenus, the historian, [128].
- Cellini’s value of emerald, [331].
- ruby, [427].
- Ceraunia, [363].
- Cerulean throne of the Nizam, [211].
- Ceylon mines, [26], [56], [64], [372].
- Chalice of Abbé Suger, [161].
- Charlemagne, jewels of, [226], [239].
- Charles I., gems of, [194].
- Charles VIII. of France, [177].
- Charles the Bold, [167], [242].
- bogus ruby, [426].
- Chladni, [71].
- Chosroes, palace of, [126].
- Chrysoberyl, [95].
- Chrysostom, the historian, [129], [241].
- Church regalia, [232]-[234].
- Churches of England, ornaments of, [208].
- Cingalese gem miners, [374]-[378].
- Clay as an original deposit, [384].
- Claudian’s description of treasures of Theodosius, [114].
- Claussen’s views on the diamond, [42], [43].
- Cleaveland’s views, [315].
- Colesberg Kopje mines, [52].
- Coliseum decorated with gems, [119].
- Collection of armor, [142].
- Collections of the Arabs, [116].
- Mamelukes, [117].
- Color of fossils, etc., [82].
- gems, [82], [99]-[104].
- Comnenus, Emperor, [137].
- Conglomerate strata, [60].
- Connecticut beryls, [314].
- Constantine, [128].
- Constantinople, conquest of, [113], [126], [127], [130].
- Constituents of perfumes, [19], [205].
- Coocha diamond, [205].
- Cortez, emeralds of, [294].
- Cortez’s presents to Charles V., [296].
- Corundum, [368], [378], [388].
- Cossacks, [132].
- Coster, the lapidary, [184], [223].
- Count de Douhet, [45].
- Crawford’s estimate of Borneo diamond, [218].
- Crown of Anna Ivanovna, frontispiece.
- Austria, [227].
- Chosroes, [22].
- Goths of Spain, [321].
- Kazan, [139].
- Khan of Tartary, [22].
- Lombardy, [321].
- Muscovites, [136].
- Portugal, [222].
- Russia, [143].
- Saxony, [226].
- St. Stephen, [232], [300].
- Victoria, [179].
- Vladimir, [137].
- Cumberland diamond, [232].
- Cuneiform crystals, [369], [370], [378].
- Cup of Chosroes, [23].
- Theolinda, [326].
- Cutting of the diamond, [238].
- Kohinoor, [247].
- Mogul, [247].
- Regent, [247].
- Star of the South, [247].
- Cystine calculi, change in color, [308], [309].
D.
- Daubenton’s ideas of the gems, [371].
- Davy, Dr., [394].
- De Drèe’s Cabinet, [101].
- De Laet, [240].
- Delattre, report on the French gems, [158].
- Delisle, [172].
- Demidoff, Prince, [173].
- Despret’s experiments, [265].
- Development of insect life, [84].
- vegetation, [84].
- Devonshire gems, [288].
- Diamond, antiquity of, as a gem, [21], [114].
- appearance of, in nature, [86].
- asteriated, [103].
- black, [45], [87], [89], [104].
- blue, [103], [163], [164], [222].
- bort, [87].
- Cascalho, or conglomerate, [60].
- celebrated Agrah, [213].
- blue, of France, [163].
- Daria-i-noor, [205], [213].
- De Drèe, [102].
- Holland, [232].
- Hope, [103], [164].
- Kohinoor, [151], [180], [206]-[208], [214], [263].
- Mogul, [181], [202], [205].
- Mountain of Splendor, [214].
- Munich, [103].
- Napoleon, [163].
- Nassac, [187].
- Orloff, [149], [187], [206].
- Paul Pindar, [195].
- Pigott, [187].
- Polar Star, [154].
- Prince Riccia, [102].
- red, of Russia, [107].
- Regent, [161], [164], [165], [187], [206], [223], [263].
- Sancy, [166].
- Sea of Glory, [214].
- Shah, [150], [205].
- Stewart, [55].
- Sultan of Mattan, [36].
- Sultan’s, [112].
- Taj-Mah, [213].
- yellow, of Austria, [227].
- Chancourtois, views, [69].
- cleavage of, [91], [245].
- color of, [97], [99], [100]-[104], [228].
- rough diamonds, [257], [258].
- comparative brilliancy of, [93], [95].
- density of, [94].
- Cumberland, Duke of, [191].
- cut diamond, [241].
- deposition of, [20], [65].
- diminutive size of, [26], [27].
- dispersive power of, [96].
- Du Toits Pan placer, [53].
- electric properties of, [88];
- hardness, [88], [90], [25].
- formation of, [59].
- forms of brilliant style, [244], [251].
- brilliolette style, [252].
- rose style, [244], [251].
- table style, [250].
- globular forms, [87], [95], [245].
- green, [102], [135].
- imitations of, [265], [267].
- worn by Duchesse de Berri, [268].
- influence of, [83].
- injured by fire, [256].
- in time of Emperor Severus, [22].
- Pliny, [15], [22], [26].
- localities of Africa, [53].
- Algiers, [52].
- America, [49], [50].
- Arabia, [51].
- Australia, [56].
- Borneo, [35].
- Brazil, [37].
- Golconda, [31].
- India, [30].
- Ireland, [47].
- Java, [56].
- Russia, [47], [48].
- necklace of Rohan, [174].
- old English style, [243].
- origin of, Arago’s views, [69].
- Buffon’s views, [59].
- Davy’s views, [69].
- Goppert’s views, [65].
- Hartt’s views, [44].
- Humboldt’s views, [43].
- Lavoisier’s views, [68].
- Newton’s views, [67].
- pans, [62].
- phosphorescence of, [88].
- physical properties, [85].
- pink, [159], [228].
- placers, [58].
- prismatic display, [91], [96], [244].
- purity of, [262].
- quantity of, in use, [279], [280].
- red, [107], [222].
- refraction of, [92], [97].
- rough, value of, [274].
- specific gravity of, [87].
- spiritual properties, [104].
- swindle of Arizona, [51].
- testing of, [253], [258]-[264].
- value of, [269]-[282].
- yellow, [159], [227].
- Diminutive size of precious stones, [392].
- Dogni collection, [104].
- Dolomieu, views, [70].
- Don Antonio, [171].
- Duke of Anjou, diamonds of, [240].
- Brunswick, diamonds of, [232].
- Buckingham, jewels of, [194], [198].
- Burgundy, fête of, [241].
- Duten’s views of the emerald, [151], [285].
E.
- Earl of Effingham, [151].
- Eastwick’s account of Persian Treasury, [214].
- Eleanor of Provence, jewels of, [191].
- Electric properties of diamond, [88].
- Elf-bolts, [362].
- Elphinstone, British Envoy, [212].
- Emerald Isle, [301].
- Emeralds, [145]-[283].
- abundance of, in Peru, [291].
- ancient, [285]-[291].
- at Dresden, [301].
- at Florence, [300].
- Kandy, [302].
- Leiden, [301].
- Madrid, [302].
- Munich, [301].
- Rome, [301].
- Vienna, [301].
- carved by the Mexicans, [294].
- color and composition of, [304], [305], [307], [308], [315].
- derivation of name, [290].
- engraved by Carlo Costanzi, [302].
- found by Maj. Pearse, [304].
- given to Hortense, [299].
- Napoleon, [299].
- imitations of, [321]-[327].
- in times of Queen Elizabeth, [297].
- localities of Africa, [331].
- Finland, [327].
- France, [327].
- in ancient times, [330], [331].
- Norway, [327].
- United States, [309].
- Siberia, [328].
- South America, [306], [327].
- Tyrol, [329].
- mentioned by Heliodorus, [285].
- Pliny, [285], [287].
- of Dhuleep Singh, [301].
- Duke of Devonshire, [301].
- Charlemagne, [299].
- Cortez, [294].
- Emperor Jehangir, [302].
- French crown, [300].
- Mustapha of Tunis, [297].
- Pedro II., [11], [145].
- Prince of Virianagram, [302].
- Princess of Bariatinsky, [304].
- Queen of Navarre, [297].
- Rudolph II. at Dresden, [298].
- Runjeet Singh, [304].
- Russia, [298].
- Shrine of Loretto, [301].
- Sultan of Turkey, [300].
- pillage in Mexico and Peru, [296].
- of Marshal Junot in Spain, [303].
- of Marshal Lannes in Spain, [303].
- price of, at various times, [331], [332].
- rarity of, [291].
- sent by Elizabeth to Henri IV., [299].
- supply of, [329].
- the Great Mother, [297].
- Empress of Austria, gift to the Archduke, [229].
- Enamels of the ancients, [215].
- Englehardt, [47].
- English clergy, magnificence of, [200].
- Engraved gems, [14], [288], [289], [320], [351], [418], [424].
- abundance of, [421].
- Esterhazy, jewels of, [229]-[232].
F.
- Fairs of Armenia, [26].
- gems, etc., in Ceylon, [385].
- Russia, [386].
- Ferishta, historian, [202], [211].
- Fêtes of Alexander, [25].
- Fitchburg beryls, [313].
- Florentine diamond, [227].
- Francis I., emerald of, [296].
- Franka, Dr. Nello, [65].
- Freaks of nature, [79].
- French Regalia, [158].
- display of, in 1855, [166].
- inventory of, in 1791, [159].
- in 1810, [162].
- in 1849, [162].
- stolen, [160].
G.
- Garcias, [33].
- Gem engraving, [239], [240].
- Fair’s of Ceylon, [385].
- Fairs of Russia, [386].
- mining in Ceylon, [374]-[378].
- Gems as abodes of spirits, [364].
- meaning of, [392],
- of Palace of Tezcuco, [293].
- Genseric, pillage by, [124].
- Gifts to Charles V., [295].
- Girasole sapphires, [414].
- Glass gems, [267].
- ancient, [267].
- Globular forms of minerals, [385].
- petrifactions, [73].
- Glorious Masque, pageant of, [193].
- Glyptic art, [417].
- Godoy, [173].
- Gold nuggets, deposition of, [75].
- placers, [76].
- of Danube, [78].
- of Tesino, [78].
- Gomara, chronicles of, [295], [296].
- Goppert’s views of gems, [65].
- Gothic and Grecian forms, [81].
- treasury at Toledo, [123].
- Gouttes d’eau, topaz, [95].
- Grandson, battle of, [169].
- Graphite, production of, [266].
- Great Harry, jewel, [193].
- Great Mogul diamond, [181], [186], [202]-[206].
- Green diamond of Dresden, [225].
- garnets, [327].
- prase, [326].
- sapphires, [413].
- stones sought for by primitive man, [286].
- Greenockite, [93].
H.
- Halpen gems, [100], [223].
- Hamlin, Dr. Cyrus, [106].
- Hardening of rocks on exposure, [307].
- Harlai de Sancy, [170].
- Hartt, Prof., [44].
- Haüy, Abbé, [75], [91], [253], [371].
- Helmreicher collection of diamonds, [104], [228].
- Henrietta Maria, [172].
- Henry VIII., [170], [192].
- Heraclius, capture of Persian treasures, [126].
- Hermitage, gems of, [144].
- Hervey, Lord, [196].
- Herz collection of gems, [190], [191].
- Hidden, Win. E., naturalist, [309].
- Hiddenite, [309]-[311].
- High refractive power of fluids, [257].
- Hindoo’s love of gems, [201], [386].
- Hitee, the royal, of Ava, [403].
- Holy synod of Moscow, ornaments, [147].
- Honorius, rings of, [288].
- Hope beryl, [319].
- blue diamond, [103], [190].
- collection, [101], [102], [190].
- Horse gear of the Turks, [146].
- Hughen’s views, [99].
- Humboldt’s emerald, [328].
- views, [43].
- Hungarian opal mines, [349], [350], [354].
- Hyacinthus, [368].
I.
- Ictinus, constructor of the Parthenon, [369].
- Imitation gems, [265], [267], [321], [326], [351].
- Indian arms, decoration of, [215].
- Iolite, [425].
- Iridescence of minerals, [341].
- quartz, [347].
- Iris, Marbodeus’s description of, [348].
- ornaments of Empress Josephine, [348].
- Itacolumite, [61].
J.
- James II., [172].
- jewels of, [196].
- Jansetsee Jejeebhoy, [173].
- Jarlet, lapidary, [154].
- Jewish Temple, spoils of, [125].
- John VI., golden cane, [223].
- Joseph I., diamonds of, [222].
- Justinian, [125], [129].
K.
- Kaaba, sacred stone, [410].
- Kaianian Belt, [215].
- Crown, [214].
- Karat, weight of, [264].
- Kazan, Cathedral of, [147].
- Crown of, [139].
- King, views of, [167].
- King of Ava, gems of, [217].
- Kabul, [212].
- Kohinoor diamond, [181], [206]-[208], [212], [214].
- Korund, [368], [371].
- Kremlin, [132], [135], [141].
- Kyanite, [423].
L.
- Lahore, Treasury of, [208].
- Lamartine, historian, [113].
- Lapis lazuli, [368].
- Lavoisier, views of, [67].
- Le Conte’s description of Honduras Opal mines, [343], [346].
- opals, [355].
- Lecourbe, General, [157].
- Lewy’s views on the emerald, [304]-[306].
- L’Isle, Romè de, his views, [371].
- Linnæus’s views, [370].
- Lithoscope, [259].
- Lollia Paulina, [22].
- Louis VII., [199].
- Low’s work on Borneo, [217].
- Lucretius, poet, [73], [90].
M.
- Maine beryls, [313].
- Maiolica pottery, colors of, [352].
- Mandanga diamond mines, [38].
- Mansur Ben, views of, [90].
- Marbodeus’s poem on emeralds, [284].
- sapphire, [366].
- Marc Antony’s opal, [353].
- Marco Polo, celebrated traveller, [380].
- Maria Theresa, cross of, [228].
- Mariana, account of emeralds, [295].
- Martyr, account of emeralds, [295], [296].
- Mary Queen of Scots, jewels of, [193].
- Matura diamonds, [225].
- Mawe’s visit to Lisbon, [221].
- Mellan, or gem conglomerate, [374], [379].
- Minas Geraes diamond mines, [41].
- Mirror of Naples, diamond, [193].
- Missorium, or emerald table, [123].
- Mithridates, [130].
- Montezuma’s mantle, [294].
- Morse, H. D., diamond establishment, [247], [272].
- Mosaics of precious stones, [398].
- Murat, General, uniform of, [229].
- Murchison’s views, [43].
- Muzo, emerald mines of, [327].
N.
- Nadir Shah, [151], [152], [186], [187], [204], [206], [211].
- Narbonne, pillage of, [123].
- Nassac diamond, [187].
- Navajos, turquoises of, [293].
- Nero’s Lens, [288].
- New Hampshire beryls, [314].
- Newera Ellia sapphire mines, [373].
- Newton’s views, [67], [81], [92], [99].
- Nizam diamond, [217].
- North Carolina sapphire mines, [388]-[390].
O.
- Oldham, visit to the Burmah ruby mines, [402].
- Oliva, actress, [175].
- Opal, [335].
- ancient mines of, [341], [349].
- Babinet’s views of, [339].
- beauty of, [338].
- black variety of, [349].
- cause of its colored reflections, [339], [340].
- commerce of, [367].
- Count Waliski, [354].
- Damour’s experiments with, [337].
- dandritic, [338].
- Delius’ account of Hungarian opals, [350].
- Descloizeaux, views of, [347].
- described by Jackson, [355].
- division of, by Jameson, [338].
- Werner, [338].
- Dr. Le Conte’s, [355].
- engraved, [351].
- formation of, [346], [347].
- Harlequin variety, [349].
- Hydrophane variety, [337].
- imitations of, [351].
- mines of, [341].
- Central America, [343].
- Gracias a Dios, [343].
- Honduras, [342].
- Hungary, [341]-[349].
- Queensland, [346].
- Zimapan, [348].
- Mohr’s views of, [339].
- Newton’s views of, [339].
- of Austria, [354].
- Opal of D’Auguy, [354].
- Empress Josephine, [353].
- Fleury, [354].
- France, [354].
- Humboldt, [354].
- Nonius, [352], [353].
- U. S. Centennial Exhibition, [355].
- on image of Mexican deity, [355].
- physical properties of, [336], [337].
- purchase of, [357], [360].
- splendors of, [356].
- superstitious fancies regarding, [361]-[364].
- treatment of, when mined, [350].
- value of, in rough state, [360].
- Nonius’s gem, [361].
- varieties of, [338].
- Orb of Russia, [140].
- Order of the Golden Fleece, [225], [226].
- Origin of diamonds, [57].
- gems, [335].
- Orloff diamond, [149]-[152].
- Ottoman display of gems, [117].
P.
- Passion for gems, etc., [280], [281].
- Paulina, gems of, [288].
- Peacock Throne, [210].
- Peligot’s views on ancient glass, [352].
- Persian emblems of authority, [287].
- treasures, [214]-[216].
- Peruzzi, inventor of the brilliant, [251].
- Peysonnel, [72].
- Phidias, [369].
- Philip of Spain, [170], [196].
- wedding of, [197].
- Pictet, [71].
- Piggot diamond, [187].
- Pitt, Wm., and Regent diamond, [164], [165].
- Placidia, marriage of, [123].
- Plato’s views on gems, [73].
- Pliny’s views on gems, [15], [285], [287], [288], [328], [330], [331], [368], [369], [414].
- Plumbago, or graphite, [16], [18].
- Plunder of Delhi, [204].
- Polariscope, [261].
- Poles, customs of, [134].
- Polycrates, ring of, [116], [288].
- Pompadour’s jewels, [174].
- Pompey, [130].
- ring of, [290].
- Pope Julius II., beryl of, [319].
- Potemkin, gems of, [154].
- Potemkin’s plume, [145].
- Priest’s treasury in the Kremlin, [141].
- Prince Esterhazy jewels, [212], [229].
- Prismatic display of the diamond, [92], [93], [96]-[98].
Q.
R.
- Raleigh, Walter, dress of, [198].
- Ralph Potter, lapidary, [243].
- Rambusson’s remarks on ruby mines, [403].
- Ramusso, Venetian historian, [130].
- Ranee Ruthen’s diamond, [218].
- Ratnapoora, sapphire mines of, [372], [374].
- Ravenna, capture of, [125].
- Refractive power of gems, [259]-[262].
- Regale of France, gem, [199].
- Regalia of Charlemagne, [226].
- England, [179].
- France, [158].
- Russia, [132].
- Regent diamond, [161], [165].
- Richelieu’s wreath, [160].
- Ring of Ahmed, [116].
- Polycrates, [116].
- Rohan, Cardinal de, [174].
- Rome, triumphs of, [119].
- Romè de L’Isle, description of diamond, [222].
- Rose-colored diamonds, [228].
- Rose diamonds, Antwerp form, [244], [251].
- Holland form, [244], [251].
- Round brilliant, [222].
- Royalston, locality of beryls, [311]-[313], [315].
- Ruby, lustre of the potters of Umbria, [325].
- of Crown of Persia, [407].
- Crown of Russia, [407].
- East India Company, [407].
- King of Burmah, [406].
- Prince of Wales, [180], [406].
- price of, [427].
- seen by Garcia, [407].
- Runjeet Singh gems, [206]-[208].
S.
- Sacred standard of Persia, [23].
- vestments, [127].
- Sacro catino—emerald dish, [323].
- Saffragan sapphire mines, [374].
- Sancy diamonds, [166]-[171].
- Sapphire, [365].
- black variety, [417].
- carved by the Hindoos, [397].
- colors of, [394], [398], [411]-[420].
- composition and characters of, [387], [400].
- deposition of, [377]-[384], [389].
- engraved, [405], [412], [417]-[424].
- formation of, in Ceylon, [384], [385].
- imitations of, natural and artificial, [424], [425].
- Sapphire, mines of, [372], [378], [379], [388]-[390].
- Ava, [401].
- Bengal, [393].
- Bohemia, [393].
- Burmah, [400]-[403].
- Ceylon, [400]-[403].
- China, [408].
- Colorado, [392].
- Montana, [390], [391].
- North Carolina, [388], [411].
- Siam, [403].
- red, known as Oriental ruby, [398]-[400], [403]-[408], [424], [426].
- refraction of, [98].
- roof of the Parthian Palace, [397].
- varieties, early known, [367].
- Sapphires of the French Crown, [395], [397], [399], [411], [412].
- Hungarian Crown, [396].
- King of Ava, [402].
- Miss Coutts, [396], [398].
- the Russian casket, [397].
- price of, [425]-[427].
- Sapphirus, [368].
- Sarmatia, ancient, [133].
- Sassanian kings, [23], [25].
- Saxon white brilliant, [223].
- Saxony, Elector of, gems, [224].
- Sceptre of Vladimir, [138].
- School of Mines, St. Petersburg, [145].
- Scythian incursions, [133].
- Selwyn’s views of gold deposits, [77].
- Serena, [121].
- Shah Jehan, [202], [209], [210], [218].
- Nasiru’d-din of Persia, [216].
- Soujah, [207].
- Shrine of Thomas à Becket, [199].
- Siberian beryls, [313]-[315].
- Silicified trees, [347].
- Sinan Pasha, jewels of, [117].
- Sir Stamford Raffles, [36], [218].
- Smith, J. Laurence, discovers Hiddenite, [310].
- Sokolli, gems of, [117].
- Sorel, Agnes, necklace of, [177].
- Soujah and the Kohinoor, [207].
- Spanish Conquest of Mexico and Peru, [292].
- Specific gravity of diamonds, [87].
- emerald, [308].
- opal, [336].
- sapphire, [387].
- Spiritual properties of gems, [104].
- St. Chapelle of Paris, [127], [128].
- St. Laurent, views of, [239].
- St. Mark’s Palace, [127], [130].
- St. Melania, [121].
- St. Sophia, mosque of, [129].
- Stamboul, [130].
- Star of the South, [41], [223].
- Stewart diamond, [55].
- Sultan of Mattan diamond, [36].
- Sumnat, idol and temple of, [209], [220].
- Superstitious fancies about gems, [362].
- Suvaroff gems, [98], [144], [156].
- Sword of Solyman, [107].
- Symes’s visit to Ava, [217].
- Symes’s, Col., visit to Burmah, [401].
T.
- Table of Solomon, [326].
- Taj Mahal, palace tomb, [218], [219], [408].
- Talasca, standard of, [293].
- Tavernier, the traveller, [27], [30], [34], [66], [67], [150], [154], [163], [182], [202], [203], [205], [213], [227], [238], [246], [251], [272], [387], [404], [406].
- Telesie, a name proposed by Abbé Haüy, [371].
- Tennant, Prof., [40], [179].
- Theophrastus, [25], [368].
- Thiers, Madame, necklace of, [178].
- Throne of Nadir Shah, [107].
- Russia, [140].
- Throne of Takdis, [23].
- Turkey, [107].
- Timour, Fêtes of, [114].
- spoils of, [114], [186].
- Tiridates and the Parthian nobles, [120].
- march to Rome, [121].
- Titus and the spoils of Jerusalem, [124].
- Tomb of Mahomet, [409].
- Topaz, [95], [98], [145], [425].
- Tourmaline, [97], [99], [145], [310], [326], [408], [425], [427].
- tongs, [260].
- Tournament of the cloth of gold, [192].
- Townley collection of gems, [288].
- Treasury of the Seraglio, [107], [118].
- Troitza, treasury of, [147].
- Tschudi, Prof., [86].
- Turkish casket of jewels, [106].
- Turquoise of Mexico, [292].
- Persia, [216].
U.
- Ural Mountains, [47].
V.
- Vaal region diamond fields, [62].
- Value of gems in 15th century, [270].
- Vaux, mineral collection of, [317].
- Veil of Kunderas, [409].
- Venice, a gem mart, [270].
- Verneuil’s views of diamond, [43].
- Volo, plain of, in Poland, [134].
- Voysey’s views of diamond, [37], [74].
W.
- Wallerius, views of, [290], [370], [371].
- Walpole, Horace, [195].
- Weight of large diamonds, [247].
- Werner collection of gems, [102].
- Wilson, Dr., descriptions of the Kohinoor, [207].
- Winter Palace, collection in, [142].
- Wollaston, Prof., [245].
- Wooden-spoon seller’s sapphire, [395].
- Wright’s discovery of opal mines, [345], [346].
Y.
Z.