Just as there is a variety of depictions of the three kings, the same can be said of the many versions of Georgiana in various nativity scenes. A native of Georgia, in the Caucasus Mountains, legend says that she led the caravan of the kings as they followed the star. She is typically placed near the Holy Family (Mary, Joseph, and Jesus), but is distinct from the central biblical characters.
According to legends, Georgiana was part of the retinue of the kings. Some tales claim that she led them on their journey to meet with the Holy Family. Georgiana is a specialized figurine frequently found in detailed, traditional Italian nativity scenes. In some displays, she's wearing royal clothing while riding on a camel. In other displays, she's riding in an elaborate sedan chair, transported by two camels or a group of servants.
Foam project panels (Home Depot), foam sheets (Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Dollar Tree) and cardboard can be used to make a scene for your 5-inch-scale nativity figures. I use texture spray paint for stone effect on foam. ---- When your hobby is building nativity scenes, you can have Christmas all year long.