Image: Crown of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, known as the Crown of the Andes MET DP365520

Description: The Crown of the Andes, a votive crown originally made for a larger than life-size statue of the Virgin Mary in the Cathedral of Popayán, Colombia. It contains 450 emeralds, including some that were purportedly taken from the captured Inca Emperor Atahualpa (1497–1533). This photograph is one of the many released by the Metropolitan Museum of Art under a CC-0 license, which has been a boon to free images of 3D works of art.
Title: Krono de la Virgulino de la Senpeka Koncipiteco, konata kiel la Krono de la Andoj
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