Cobalt Guardian vs. Myriad

The Cobalt City Natural History Museum is one of the city's most esteemed and famous institutions. Since its founding in the late 1920’s, the historical society has continually provided its patrons with a fascinating collection of artifacts and other objects of artistic, cultural and scientific importance.

One of the most popular exhibits in the entire museum could be located in the Rosario T. Rodolf Hall of Gemstones and Minerals. Rife with hundreds of unusual geological specimens, the hall showcases many rare and valuable gems of unfathomable worth. Included among these is the infamous Goodwin Emerald, a six hundred and thirty two carat, twelve sided stone that is considered to be one of the world's most fabulous emeralds.

Another fantastic display that recently opened was the The Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition. Featuring a hands-on exploration of his life, creativity and complexity, sixty five of Da Vinci’s most important inventions are recreated in full scale. More than twenty fine art studies and dozens of stunning displays are presented in spectacular detail. The crown jewel of the entire collection is one of Da Vinci’s most influential scientific journals, The Codex Leicester, valued at well over thirty million dollars.