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Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emerald
Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emerald
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Authentic Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emerald – 1742
Own a remarkable piece of maritime history with this Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emerald, recovered from the wreck of Nuestra Señora de los Milagros (Our Lady of Miracles), which sank on February 22, 1742, off the coast of Punta Matanceras, Mexico. This cut-glass emerald was crafted to be set in religious crosses and gifted or traded with high-ranking native leaders in the unexplored territories of the Spanish Empire.
🔹 Authentic Shipwreck Treasure – From the Nuestra Señora de los Milagros, lost in 1742
🔹 Historical Spanish Trade Item – Cut-glass emeralds set in religious crosses
A Story of Survival and Secrecy
This frigate-class Spanish merchant ship was en route from Spain, carrying valuable goods for the colonial market. In an attempt to evade British warships and pirates from Port Royal, Jamaica, she tragically wrecked off the Yucatán coast. These emerald-green glass gems were among the artifacts destined for religious conversion and diplomacy in the New World.
A Unique Collector’s Treasure
Ideal for history enthusiasts, shipwreck collectors, and lovers of Spanish colonial artifacts, this Spanish Shipwreck Glass Emerald offers a tangible connection to an era of exploration, trade, and conquest.
🎁 Perfect gift for maritime history buffs and collectors
📜 Includes an informational card detailing its history
🛒 Limited supply – Own a piece of Spanish shipwreck history today!
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