[Gold chiseled flower inlaid jewelry flat square]
Gold chiseled flower inlaid jewelry flat square, clear, 31 cm long, 4.3 cm wide at most
The flat square is a long strip, with brocade patterns carved on the front and five-petal patterns carved on the two edges, inlaid with pink tourmaline butterflies and emerald branches and leaves. One end is inlaid with jade bat, and the other end is inlaid with pearls. At the end, there are stamps such as “East Guangdong”, “New Changxing” and “Zuojin”
The Palace Museum has another collection, which is a pair
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