uncut stones. The throne was made in the early 17th century in Kremlin Workshops. Its decoration is similar to that of the throne of Boris Godunov. 13 kilos of gold, gemstones and pearls were used for its ornamentation. Partly throne's decoration haven’t survived. A part of golden plates in the base as well as the throne's pediment were missing. In total on this throne are surviving 1325 rubies and tourmalines, 559 turquoises, 16 pearls, 28 sapphires and 36 other precious stones. Also "Grand set" consist from various precious armament and equipment, survived in Kremlin Armoury. Most important from these things are: Saadak and quiver Saadak (precious bow-case) of "Grand set", in complect with quiver, was executed in Kremlin c. 1627: In total saadak and quiver are adorned 183 diamonds, 5 rubies, 34 sapphires, 153 emeralds and 139 tourmalins. Shield This precious steel (with carving gold designs) shield was made by master Muchammed Mumin Zernishan in Persia in late of the 16th century: Until 1620 it belonged to prince Fyodor Mstislavsky (former Semiboyarzchina Head), after his death it was taken to Kremlin Armoury and became part of "Grand set". It is adorned 1478 small gemstones and 32 pearls. Sabre Sabre of "Grand set" was made by Kremlin masters in the 1620s. It very rare artefact has 552 diamonds and 165 other precious stones, mostly pink tourmalins. "State helmet" This helmet - "ericho cap" - was made in Turkey in the 1600s, and altered in 1621 in Kremlin Armoury by masters N.Davydov and I.Markov, and later in 1642. Steel helmet with golden carving, it has Turkish inscription - quotations from Qur'an. It is adorned 116 diamonds, 10 emeralds, 225 tourmalines and 164 pearls. By latest legend, this regalia belonged to Saint Alexander Nevsky. Since 18th century it served also as heraldic Helmet of Russian Empire. After Tsar Mikhail Fyodorovich death in Kremlin Armoury were given his personal jewels and equipment, not applied to "Grand set". Most important from them are: Broadsword Broadsword was executed by master Czech Nil Prosvit in Kremlin Armoury in 1617. It has inscription: «Sy tesak sdeelan poweleniem Gossudara Tzaira i welikoвo Knesa Michaila Feodorowitcha vsea Rrusyi v paetoie leeto gossudarstwa ieвo, maesetza... Po prikasu kraitscheвo y oruschnitscheвo Michaila Michai-lowitscha Saltikowa; deelal master Nial Proswit». Sabre Sabre of prince Fyodor Mstislavsky after his death in 1620 was taken to tsars treasury. It is made in Turkey in 16th century