Qingben beauty

Chapter 1008 Miss Gu, Lu Jiacheng wants to see you
I pointed to the yellow silk paper and said, "This is an imperial decree from the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, which means that Ning Weishu won the number one scholar."

"No. [-] scholar?!" Robert said, "Is it a big official on your side?"

"It means No.1 in the national examination. Of course, if you win the first prize, as long as there are no major problems, you will be a good official in the future." After I finished speaking to Robert, I said to Lu Lingguang: "These two things should be It was your grandma's ancestor who repeatedly told him to keep it, this decree is the honor of the family, and this painting is probably the beloved of Ning Zhuangyuan, and it should also be his wife, that is, your grandma*'s ancestor."

Otherwise, the descendants of the Ning family would not have passed down such a small painting from generation to generation.

Moreover, it is still placed in a box that symbolizes many children and many blessings.

"Guang Shao, you'll think about your real grandma* later. Miss Gu, you're really amazing! Come on, let's take a look at these three." The three jewelry boxes were moved to the table, and then I wanted to open them.

Uh, he didn't open it.

I smiled and said, "This kind of jewelry box is not opened like this."

Robert moved out of the way and gestured to me please.

The shapes of the three jewelry boxes are not the same, one looks like three layers, one looks like a whole board, and the other looks like two layers, and the carved patterns and overall design on the outside make people look at it suddenly, there will be a kind of The illusion that the box is not big.

In fact, these three boxes are not small in size, and they are all the same size.

I first looked at the whole box, touched both sides of the box with my hands, found a hidden button, pressed it down hard, and then pulled it on both sides.

The jewelry box, which looked like a whole piece, was opened to both sides like a scattered Rubik's cube, revealing as many as five floors of space inside.

The five layers are also very finely divided. The bottom layer is the highest layer, the top layer is the thinnest layer, and the rest are divided into different grids.

The one at the bottom is an ancient corolla, wrapped in silk and inlaid with gemstones of various colors.

The middle three floors are all kinds of hairpins and hairpins.

On the top floor are two pairs of hairpins, simple hairpins carved from suet white jade, more than a dozen ancient jade pendants with jade patterns leached out, and more than a dozen jade rings and jade rings.

Although those hairpins and hairpins may be considered for collisions, they are placed one in each grid, so the number of the whole box is not large, and there are more than a dozen pieces in total, but each of them is antique jewelry, that is, In those days, they were all high-quality goods.

What's more, there is that flower crown that can be called a masterpiece, and those ancient jade pieces...

I took a light breath, and then looked at the one on the second floor. I grabbed the loose button and pulled it to both sides, and the sides of the box were also pulled to the two sides, revealing the dark layer inside.

There are only three floors.

Except for the entire dark layer at the bottom, the upper ones are grids that can be separated.

Inside this box are necklaces.

No, on the bottom floor, there are two plates of court beads from the Qing Dynasty, one is beeswax with lapis lazuli, and the other is pure emerald court beads.

Moreover, looking at the standard, it is still a male court bead, that is, the court bead worn by officials.

Chaozhu is not something that ordinary people can wear. Only those who are at the fifth rank of literature and the fourth rank of martial arts can wear court beads, and there are also quality requirements.

Of course, at the current auction price, emerald court beads, especially the all-green ones, are much higher than beeswax court beads. However, the popularity of jadeite in China, especially as court beads, began in the Qianlong period and flourished in the Guangxu period. (Thanks to Empress Dowager Cixi's favor), and in the early Qing Dynasty, beeswax beads represented high status and weight.

This kind of beeswax pilgrimage bead is not a member of the third rank or above, so you can't even wear it.

Same as that jade wrench...

Unknowingly, I glanced at Lu Lingguang again.

Lu Lingguang blinked his eyes in some confusion, pointed at the beeswax on my hand and said to the bead, "This is for me to wear too? Is this a Buddhist bead? It's not easy to do things with it."

I was silent for a while, and said: "This is the Chaozhu, which was brought by the third-rank officials to the court during the Qing Dynasty. Now, it's better to play with toys."

This is for offering!still wearing...

Saying that, I put the string of court beads back, and then looked at the other necklaces.

The necklace takes up a lot of space, and there are three necklaces with huge old beeswax hanging down inside, and two gold necklaces inlaid with old beeswax and red sapphires, so although they are all full, they are just nine.

But each one is excellent.

After looking at the necklace, I opened the three-layer jewelry box.

This jewelry box is actually the most formal and upright, and the lock is also a silver padlock that can be poked open with a hairpin.

After opening, the first floor is a vanity mirror that can be pulled up, and some combs are placed in the open space.

The second layer is some grids, and there are some earrings and rings scattered inside. Well, there are a lot of these, but the quality is completely incomparable with the long box on the other side.

I opened the third floor again, and there were also some bracelets and necklaces scattered inside, as well as some gemstone hairpins that were popular during the Republic of China.

Well, compared to the previous items, the items in this box are no match for the cheapest jade bracelet over there...

But the advantage is that the style is very elegant in the Republic of China. It is also made of gold, jade and gemstones.

And judging from the placement of the items in the jewelry box and the glamor of the top, these jewelry should have been worn by Ms. Cai, and some of them are very distinctive and tasteful, more than once.

Miss Cai, she completely regards these things as her own.

These, only the wealth accumulated by officials and eunuchs who have reached a certain position for several generations, are originally family heirlooms passed on to their children and grandchildren, so they regard it as their own.

Seeing that what she used was more fashionable in the period of the Republic of China (she didn't have the opportunity to wear hairpins, hairpins and necklaces), she may not know the real value of these things. She is already so rich, but she still regards these things as own!

Moreover, if Robert hadn't had an idea and led someone to rush there, she might have let the old man take all these away and hand them over to Lu Xuanran!

A kind of anger suddenly surged in my heart, and all the pity I had for Miss Cai disappeared in an instant.

I also said in a low voice: "Retribution!"

"Qing." Lu Lingguang called out in a low voice.

I took a breath, smiled at him, and said: "These things are old, and they are also very rare treasures. There were very few people who could achieve this kind of official position back then, and even fewer could preserve them. The most important thing is that this is the wealth left to you by your ancestors, Ah Guang, keep it well."

Lu Lingguang stared at me blankly. After watching for a while, a blush appeared on his cheeks. He turned his head slightly and said in a low voice: "I don't understand these things, Qing You know, you are the one who really knows their value, you, keep it for me!"

I froze for a moment, my heart skipped a beat, my head was a little blank, and I was thinking about how I would answer his words.

Robert shouted: "Hey, there is a mezzanine here, there is something in it, let me see, wow, this is the U.S. national debt, light little, look at the amount!"

(End of this chapter)