Moonlight Treasure Sword - The one and only Royal Jewel Sword that possesses royalty and spirituality.

The Moonlight Sacred Sword The Moonlight Sacred Sword The one and only Royal Jewel Sword that possesses royal power and spirituality This is the only one and only golden treasure sword in the world, which was presented to the Maharaja of Jaipur, India in the 1950s. This is not a mere armament, but a "ceremonial royal jewelry" symbolizing royal authority, blessings, wealth, and prestige, which was created over a tremendous period of time and with the utmost skill. From the handle to the sheath, the surface is covered with dazzling old-cut diamonds and unheated natural rubies with a deep red glow. All are of the highest grade, reserved only for the royalty and nobility of the time. The setting is made using the traditional "Kundan technique" from Jaipur, India, where each gemstone is inlaid by hand with precision and solidity by skilled craftsmen. The beautifully warped blade, hammered in sterling silver, contrasts vividly with the golden handle. The detailed hand-carved botanical patterns and mystical design symbolizing moonlight have been believed to possess deep spirituality and to protect the owner with great power. With a total weight of 637g, of which the gold portion weighs 561g (20-24k gold), this piece has an overwhelming value for the material itself alone. It is a historical legacy that conveys the prosperity and aesthetic sense of the Maharaja to the present day, and as an art object and jewelry, it has immeasurable value, making it the ultimate collector's item. This piece is an historical legacy of the Maharaja's glory and aesthetics in the modern age. This piece is available on a "Price Upon Request" basis. If you are seriously considering the purchase of this item, you may view the actual piece in person. Name Gekkohohoken Dedication recipient / Date of creation Maharaja of Jaipur, India / 1950s Gross weight Approx. 637g Gold portion Approx. 561g (20-24k gold) Blade Approx. 76g (sterling silver / silver) Gemstone Composition Unheated natural rubies (royal grade) old cut diamonds Decorative technique Traditional Jaipur Kundan technique Hand-carved botanical patterns and moonlight symbolism