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247. In any case, each of the three acts features the music of a different composer : Emeralds is set to the music of Gabriel Fauré, Rubies to the music of Igor Stravinsky and Diamonds to music by Pyotr Ilyich Tschaikovsky. Ballet Notes, BalletMet ColumbusThe costumes were created by Balanchine's long-time collaborator Barbara Karinska who created a distinct look for each different act: romantic, calf-length tulle skirts for Emeralds, fabric that flared at the hips of both men and women in Rubies, and the flat, classical tutu of the Imperial Russian Ballet for Diamonds.

3 in D Major (1875) by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky average length 31 mins. Emeralds Violette Verdy Mimi Paul Sara Leland Suki Schorer Conrad Ludlow Francisco Moncion John Prinz 10 additional women Rubies Patricia McBride Patricia Neary Edward Villella 8 additional women 4 additional men Diamonds Suzanne Farrell Jacques d'Amboise 4 demi-soloist couples 12 additional women 12 additional men 2008 Winter first cast Emeralds Ashley Bouder Sara Mearns Alina Dronova Ana Sophia Scheller Stephen Hanna Jonathan Stafford Antonio Carmena Rubies Megan Fairchild Teresa Reichlen Benjamin Millepied Diamonds Wendy Whelan Philip Neal Second cast 2008 Spring First cast Emeralds Rachel Rutherford Sara Mearns Alina Dronova Ana Sophia Scheller Stephen Hanna Jonathan Stafford Sean Suozzi Rubies Ashley Bouder Teresa Reichlen Benjamin Millepied Diamonds Wendy Whelan Philip Neal Second cast Emeralds Ashley Bouder Abi Stafford Ashley Laracey Glenn Keenan Jared Angle Ask la Cour Robert Fairchild Rubies Megan Fairchild Savannah Lowery Joaquà­n De Luz Diamonds Sara Mearns Charles Askegard Third cast Emeralds Rachel Rutherford Sara Mearns Alina Dronova Ana Sophia Scheller Stephen Hanna Jonathan Stafford Sean Suozzi Rubies Ashley Bouder Teresa Reichlen Joaquà­n De Luz Diamonds Wendy Whelan Philip Neal 2010 Winter t.b.a.

The ballet went officially untitled at the premià¨re.George Balanchine#Choreographed workThe last act, Diamonds, was created for dancer Suzanne Farrell, who Balanchine was deeply in love with at the time.George BalanchineIt did not premià¨re at the Mariinsky Theatre until October 1999."It is open to doubt whether even George Balanchine has ever created a work in which the inspiration was so sustained, the invention so imaginative or the concept so magnificent as in the three-act ballet that had its world premià¨re at the New York State Theater last night." (Clive Barnes, NY Times, April 14th, 1967). Balanchine - Jewels by the Paris Opera Ballet (2000).

The dancers are just dressed like jewels." Nancy Reynolds, Repertory in Review (New York: Dial Press, 1977), p.

Her designs, needlework and choice in fabrics made them both durable and danceable, illustrating that the bodies inside the costumes were deserving of her utmost respect.

It can also be seen as three separate ballets, linked by their jewel-colored costumes.