Before the Middle Ages, the royal jewels were often made of diamonds, red sapphires and pearls. The important jewels in the crown were usually pearls. The pearl was gradually replaced by the diamond as the king. It began in the 17th century. The continuous indiscriminate exploitation led to the lack of natural pearl resources in the world. At that time, the artificially cultured pearls had not yet begun, and the European aristocrats began to use diamonds instead of pearls.
In the East, during the Xia Dynasty period, the pearl was the special jewel of the emperor. The so-called ancient rare two treasures "the pearl of the prince" and "the scorpion of the sage", one of which refers to the pearl. In ancient China, the pearls were far above the gold, silver and jade. The special crowns and costumes of the emperors, the car rides, and so on, were all decorated with pearls. Dongzhu, Dragon Ball, Pearl Curtain, etc.
The Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty, famous for its love jewellery, had a large number of pearl ornaments before birth, and also took pearl powder on time and in quantity. It has been prolonged and prosperous, and her youth is forever. There are tens of thousands of her funerary objects after her death. Pearl jewelry and pearls.
In the West, after 1530, Europe began the so-called Pearl Age, and many countries legislated how to use pearls. In 1612, the British royal family ruled that in addition to the royal family, the general aristocrats, experts, scholars, doctors and their ladies should not wear costumes and jewelry with pearls. In the year of Elizabeth I, buying pearls was purchased in units of “篓â€. Pearl earrings are their favorite, and silk clothes are also studded with pearls... In short, the Elizabethan period is the peak of the pearls, hats, earrings, items. The decorations and the clothes are decorated with pearls and then decorated with other jewels.
In the dark ages of Europe in the Middle Ages - the 10th century, the pearls were exclusive to men, mainly decorated in the crown, on the throne of the king, on the patriarch's scepter, on royal religious ornaments, and on the hilt. After the 10th century, European aristocratic women used to dress themselves up with pearls on major occasions.
In ancient Rome, only the emperor and the dignitaries could wear pearls. Others strictly forbidden to use them. In the early days of the Roman Republic, wearing pearls was absolutely fashionable. People often used pearls and emeralds from head to toe. Ancient Roman scientists once mentioned in "History of Nature": "Only one pearl, the ancient Roman Empire needs to pay 100 million silver coins per year to India, China, and the Arab countries." The ancient Romans liked to put pearls in gold.
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