Fengguan phoenix crown of Empress Xiaoduanxian, containing over 100 rubies and 5000 pearls and inlaid with diancui kingfisher feathers. China, Ming Dynasty, now on display at the Palace Museum in Beijing (More

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Arts of Asia on Instagram: This impressive phoenix crown belonging to Empress Xiaojing (1565–1611)—consort of the Ming Emperor Wanli—is adorned with gold, precious stones and diancui (kingfisher feathers). A lot of work

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Queen Xiaoduan's phoenix crown inlaid with more than 5,000 pearls, one of the most exquisite phoenix crowns in China - iNEWS

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