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Rock crystal quartz (56.26 kg gross weight)

Sailing ship "Gorch Fock"

23 rock crystal quartz sails, matt engraved.

  • 331 brilliant-cut Diamonds
  • over 4,000 individual parts
  • 645 × 180 mm, 425 mm high
  • Scale 1:150
  • Total weight: 8,880 g
Sailing ship Gorch Fock

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A side wheel steamer built after the original

Mississippi Queen

Ship's hull made of rock crystal quartz, as well as superstructures, with cargo (barrels, crates, wood bumps, cotton bales, etc.) worked in various gemstones. Bucket wheel in Enamel, with electric drive and lighting as well as steam generator.

  • Emerald, Ruby and Sapphire cabouchons
  • 611 brilliant-cut Diamonds
  • Length with rock crystal quartz base: 410 mm
Mississippi Queen

Offshore Speedboat

Cut from a single piece of rock crystal quartz with five Ruby-plates and Cabouchons in Sapphire and Emerald. Built on a wave of matt rock crystal quartz and a pedestal box, framed with CD player and two speakers as well as light with original engine noise.

  • 211 brilliant-cut Diamonds
  • Size: 380 × 220 × 230 mm
Offshore Speedboat

Roman galley

Ship's hull made of rock crystal quartz, length 475 mm. The sails in rock crystal, matt, 28 green Enamel shields. With Sapphire and Emerald Cabouchons.

  • 660 brilliant-cut Diamonds
  • over 1,500 working hours
Roman galley