Sentence examples for emerald set from inspiring English sources

Nineteenth-century explorers marveled at it, one calling it "a blue emerald set in a frame of silvery mountains".

That ring -- a large, square emerald set in gold -- now sits in a case at the museum.

Dr. Giuliani's team was then allowed to test a precious relic, the emerald set on the central jewel lily of the Holy Crown of France by Louis IX.

Other social figures like the Begum Aga Khan chose turquoise as part of the mix; while Lyn Revson, wife of Revlon founder Charles Revson, chose a "bib" necklace of rounded turquoise, amethyst and emerald set in diamonds.

The most amazing single piece was a 35-carat emerald surrounded by six 14-carat diamonds, the whole made into the ring of his emerald set and valued in his day at $20,000 (about $420,000 today).

Zoe Saldana suspiciously covered her engagement ring finger, but some reportedly say she had an emerald set engagement ring as well as a gold wedding band.

"Be sure to keep my ruby choker and the pearl-and-emerald set for the person you will marry," she said during one of those walks.

Emeralds, set to music by Fauré, recalls the French romantic era of the early 19th century.

"Emeralds," set to selections from Fauré's "Pelléas et Mélisande" and "Shylock," evokes French style and romanticism.

Yet, in the sun, the undulating pastures below gleam like emeralds set in shadows from tree-topped banks.

Interpretation, of course, can wreak havoc on any of the three ballets that make up "Jewels," but the luminous "Emeralds," set to selections of Fauré's "Pelléas et Mélisande" and "Shylock," is the most fragile.