GJEPC Webinar Highlights New Horizons for India-Egypt Jewellery Trade - solitaire magazine Each summer, when the waters off Florida’s east coast are calm enough for shallow diving, treasure hunters from 1715 Fleet Queens Jewels explore the seafloor for artifacts lost in a Spanish shipwreck from 1715. The company is licensed to operate in an offshore area between the towns of Sebastian Inlet and Fort Pierce, where they mostly recover gold and silver coins and nuggets but have also unearthed jewelry adorned with precious gems (figure 1). GIA’s Carlsbad laboratory recently had the opportunity to study six pieces of jewelry recovered by the team, providing a glimpse into the treasures and skilled craftsmanship of colonial Spain. If you need further information, please visit the following link: https://gjepc.org/solitaire/splendors-from-the-deep-historic-treasures-from-a-spanish-shipwreck/ Keyword : #jewellerymagazine, #Indianjewellerymagazine, #diamondjewellerymagazine, #solitaireinternationalmagazine, #solitairejewellerymagazine, #solitairemagazine, #jewellerymagazineIndia, #Solitaireinternational , #bestjewellerymagazinesIndia