Finding that box filled with carved gem models was just a beginning. After securing the box, Leonard Ethan began to search through other boxes and found many valuable items.
As he and Joan searched, gold and silver tableware studded with jewels, various statues, and jewelry from Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Egypt gradually appeared before them.
There was no doubt that these items, which are very valuable today, were also very valuable during the era of Mary Queen of Scots, so they were stored in exquisitely crafted wooden, bronze-silver-plated, and even made of silver boxes.
Clearly, these items had been classified relatively accurately in the Palace of Versailles, allowing people to discern the value of the contents by the craftsmanship and materials of the boxes, both big and small.
