crown served as the heraldic crown of "Tsardom of Poland". The Agraf (a buckle for imperial mantle) was made by Jérémie Pauzié for Empress Elizabeth in Saint Petersburg in the 1760s. The Agraf looks as three small branches with leaves and tiny flowers. It is 25 cm long and 11 wide, encrusted with 805 diamonds, 475.44 carat. Currently it is displayed in the permanent exhibition of the Diamond Fund. The Great Imperial Crown is the largest of Russian imperial crowns. It was made in Saint Petersburg by G.F. Ekart and Jérémie Pauzié in 1762, in 1797 crown was altered by L.D.Diuval. It has 4936 diamonds, 75 huge pearls and one huge red spinel in 398, 72 carat. The crown nowadays belongs to the Diamond Fund and stays in the permanent exhibition. The Imperial sceptre was crafted by the court jewellers L. Pfisterer and I. Leontovich for Empress Catherine II in Saint Petersburg in 1771 and altered in 1774. The sceptre holds the famous "Orlov" diamond and 196 another diamonds. For the first time it was used in coronation ceremony of Pavel I and thus officially included into the Imperial Insignia. The Imperial orb was crafted by the jeweller G.F. Ekart for Empress Catherine II in Moscow in 1762 and altered circa 1774. The smooth golden orb has a diamond belt and a cross with huge 195K sapphire, that was added by order of Paul I. The belts have 1370 diamonds. The Maltese crown of Emperor Pavel I, and other Order's relics, were presented to Pavel I in 1798 by the Knights of Malta when he was elected as Grand Master. This regalia was made by stamping gilded silver, surmounted by a golden sphere and golden enamelled "maltese" cross. Until 1803 it also served as the heraldic crown. In 1827 it was given to the Kremlin Armory. Total weight - 1753,00 gr. The State sword appeared only in the late 18th century, in Pavel I's time. An old polish steel blade (late 17th century), with a newly gilded silver sword-hilt, was used to make it. Total length with a haft - 141 cm. The State shield was made by Russian masters in the late 17th century, but it only became the state regalia in Pavel I's time. This shield is adorned by carving golden and silver designs with more than 150 gemstones: Its diameter - 58,4 cm. The Small Imperial crown