Blue Topaz is a variety of Topaz that’s one of the most sought-after and most valuable.

Colorless Topaz stones are irradiated and heat-treated to exhibit a range of blue colors, from pale sky blue to Swiss Blue and London blue. Looking at Blue Topaz will make you think of the water, the wind, and the sky!

 

Blue Topaz is known to soothe, recharge, heal, stimulate, and redirect the energies of the body to where they’re required the most. It’s a stone that will enhance forgiveness and truth, and bring a lot of joy, abundance, generosity, and good health.

 

It’s known as the gemstone of love, affection, and good fortune. It will help you have a sweet and happy disposition by releasing the tensions in your body, heart, and mind. It will also work to promote honesty, openness, self-control, and self-realization. This stone will help you with your problem solving and expressing your thoughts and emotions. It’s generally worn to stabilize emotions and make you more receptive to love and affection from all sources.

 

Blue Topaz will help you with your communication and verbalization. It’s also an excellent meditation stone that will help you live your life according to your own points of view and aspirations. This stone will help you recognize truth and wisdom, and which point you have strayed from your own personal truths.

 

It’s the perfect stone to help you understand your life, your greatest wish, and your strongest desire. It will truly make you see what you have accomplished in your life and the goals that you are yet to achieve. Knowing all this information and having this kind of vision will give you inner peace, balance, and harmony!

 

Blue Topaz and Orange Sapphire can keep the digestive system healthy and functioning properly. It can also combat eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia. It’s also known to protect the nerves and improve metabolism. Blue Topaz is known to work with the spinal column. It can help regulate the actions of the heart as well.

 

When you accompany it with some of the zodiac stones, this stone can be used to treat bleeding and promote good health in the body’s glandular systems. It’s a highly recommended stone for those who want to improve their eyesight. In earlier times, Blue Topaz was also used to absorb the heat of fevers.

 

The energies of Blue Topaz will give you access to your creativity and increase your appreciation for all your gifts and talents. It will give you the capacity to see the bigger picture and the small details, recognizing how they interrelate and hold valuable meaning in your life.

 

It will bring you protection from all kinds of negativity, and it will infuse you with inner strength and mental fortitude to overcome all your challenges. It will inspire you to be more generous, wise, joyful, and enlightened. It will also imbue you with virtues of leadership, honesty, and integrity.

 

Blue Topaz should be used to bring wealth and abundance. It carries energies of good fortune, and it will bring you the successful attainment of goals. This stone will fill you with confidence, creative problem solving, self-control, and honesty. You will also become more open, more disciplined, and more willing to learn so that you will develop your inner wisdom!

Blue Topaz can help you get rid of your sadness. It can help fight off mood swings. It will also provide your body and mind with sensations of peace and relaxation. It’s very useful in alleviating your fears in love and relationships. It will balance your emotions and prevent you from going from one extreme to another. This stone is highly recommended for emotional healing from shock or trauma. It is also a very beneficial stone for anyone whose life contains an unhealthy amount of tension or stress.

 

Blue Topaz will work to help you have a healthier and brighter outlook on life and love. This stone has been lauded for its ability to attune to your higher self. It will encourage you to live according to your own terms, views, and aspirations instead of living your life to please or impress others.

 

When you pay attention to your own needs, you discover your inner sources of emotional nourishment instead of just being dependent on your partner or feeding off them.

 

This stone will make you realize that living and loving in an equal partnership will help you find that inner fulfillment you are searching for. This will lead to a happier, more loving, and more productive life.If you have deep-seated anger that won’t go away, Blue Topaz can be very helpful.

 

It will help you release your anger and make you bring all your unrealized pain and anger to the surface. It will help you understand your Blue Topaz is known to soothe, and recharge, hearties of Blue Topaz will show you how you can let go, surrender, and forgive.

You will realize that until you let this anger go, you will not be able to achieve a healthy, harmonious, and well-balanced life! Wear it on your body all the time. Carry it with you wherever you go. You can also place it in strategic locations all over your home or office! When you’re not using your Blue Topaz, make sure that you clean it and store it properly.

 

The best way to care for your Blue Topaz is by cleaning it with warm soapy water. Never use a steamer or a home ultrasonic cleaner.Don’t expose your Blue Topaz to rapid temperature changes, heat, or acids. It will begin losing its color if you keep it out in the sun too long, or if you expose it to any other kind of extreme heat. It’s a relatively hard stone, but it can still crack easily when dropped, so handle it with care!

 

Ruby is the birthstone for July and one of the most popular gemstones. In addition to being the July birthstone, rubies are traditionally given as gifts on 15th and 40th wedding anniversaries. Ruby Birthstone Meaning and History
The name is derived from the Latin word ruber, which means "red" - the color of love and passion. Nothing beats a ruby birthstone. The best color for a July birthstone is a deep red with a purplish tinge known in the trade as "pigeon's blood." Ruby is a mineral corundum that derives its color from the trace element chromium. The higher the chromium content, the darker the red. Here's what you need to know about this beautiful July birthstone to better pick a ruby for yourself or a loved one born in July. Medieval Europeans believed that rubies conferred health, wealth, wisdom, and successful love.


How To Tell If A Ruby Is Real?

Natural Rubies:
Rubies are minerals from the corundum family that has formed beneath the earth’s surface over millions of years. Sapphires are also from the corundum family. In fact, the red color is the only aspect that separates these two gemstones from one another. Both Rubies and sapphires rank 9 on Moh’s scale of hardness meaning that rubies are fairly sturdy stones and make a fabulous choice for jewelry given their durability. Natural rubies are far more valuable than synthetic ones and are also far more unique. It may be much harder to come across one with a high clarity level and for an affordable price, but what you are getting is something remarkable and irreplaceable. A cultured ruby may look the same to you, and provide you with a perfect-looking gem, but that is not what precious gemstones are all about. Natural rubies are the real deal, and like diamonds, they are forever.

Real Rubies Vs. Lab-Grown Rubies:
Not every ruby that you will come across is a genuine ruby. While most stones are clearly marked, plenty is still marketed as natural when in fact they are lab-grown. In order to identify the differences, you must know a few things about natural rubies. For starters, most rubies have some sort of inclusion. A professional can help you identify whether or not your ruby is flawless but it is important to know that only one in a billion is perfect, lab-grown rubies have been developed to be as perfect and as flawless as can be. The biggest giveaway for such a case is a flawless ruby being sold for an unusually low price. The same goes for a low price in general. Rubies are precious gemstones, and like real diamonds, emeralds, and sapphires, they can be costly. A cheap price might very well indicate a lab-grown piece. The size of a ruby can also help inform you of your stone’s genuineness. Large rubies are hard to come by and very expensive. If you have come across one or several rubies that do not have exorbitant prices, chances are they are cultured and not real. Lab-grown rubies have been made to look identical to real rubies, so differentiating between the two can be extremely difficult. The only way to know for certain is to look at the stone’s structure through a microscope. This must be done by an expert in the field. Another thing that can help protect you from buying a fake is asking for the certification. Only genuine, mined rubies receive such paperwork and can help prove their status.

Ruby Stone Symbols, Benefits & Myths
What Rubies Symbolize:
Since the beginning of time, rubies have been linked with power, wealth, and royalty. Furthermore, it was widely believed that rubies possessed a protective ability. Wearing rubies would protect one’s assets as well as one’s personal health and well-being, or so it was believed.
Ruby Stone Benefits:
Natural rubies, especially those of great quality and size, are by no means cheap. However, if you are willing to go for a smaller stone, you can find yourself an unbelievable ruby with a rich hue that is regal, prestigious, and absolutely beautiful for an affordable price. They are also a terrific alternative to diamonds since they offer such a warm and upbeat color. As the birthstone of July, the red stone is so much more than a magnificent colored gemstone. The ruby has been believed to make its wearer more aware, more focused, and remain alert. There are also those who believe the stones can improve trouble with eyesight and blood circulation. Other possible benefits include success with exams and with certain vocations such as medicine, politics agriculture, and the government sphere. Throughout history, rubies were worn and adored by kings and royalty. They were a sign of authority and luxury. Today it is believed that the wearer of a ruby can obtain a certain level of luxury. Rubies are associated with love, and passion, and are believed to be able to help timid people open up. They can also help with one’s balance. Individuals experiencing depression and insecurity find solace in the ancient red gem. It can also help with self-awareness and in discovering one’s true deiny and calling. Rubies make fantastic gifts for many different occasions but are especially appropriate for romantic gestures.

Emotional Myths:
Rubies have forever been considered the stones of love, passion, energy, and power. It is for this reason that ruby is considered the most emotionally powerful gemstone on the planet. This relates to the fiery aspect of the stone, given its color. The red color also symbolizes blood, which is why the ruby is believed to increase energy and vigor. Another emotional myth in regards to the ruby is that the wearer will have lots of courage and will go through life without fear.

Motivational Myths:
There are theories that rubies are physically capable of improving one’s balance and even providing one with a passion for life in the most positive way possible. It is also believed that rubies can help individuals become more motivated and help them find the energy to set goals. They can promote dynamic leadership and make one sharper and more aware.
Beginner’s Guide to Buying a Ruby Gemstone

One of the most popular traditional jewelry stones, ruby is exceptionally durable. The colors of the July birthstone — always red — can reach vivid levels of saturation. Fine-quality rubies are some of the most expensive gemstones, with record prices over $1,000,000 per carat. However, rubies are also subjected to more treatments than almost any other gem.

When choosing a ruby, note that finding one with perfect color, clarity, and cut in anything above a carat will be difficult since they are incredibly rare, especially an untreated stone (over 97% of mined rubies are treated).

Color 、Cut 、Clarity 、Carat Weight

Ruby Color

There are three main components to any color; hue, tone, and saturation.
Hue – The actual color, as in red, blue, yellow, etc. The stones above are an example of this.

Different Basic Hues：Purplish Red、Red、Orangish Red

Tone – How light or dark the stone is. Note that rubies (aside from star rubies) do not have light tones.

Different Tones：Dark、Medium、Light

Saturation – How pure the color is. This is the difference between having ruby red and a reddish-brown. It can also be the difference between a ruby and pink sapphire, or brown corundum.

Different Saturations： Brown、Brownish Red、Red

Ruby Cuts
If choosing a specific ruby red proves difficult, there are other options to help narrow the search. There are a variety of cuts that gemstones come in, including one-of-a-kind cuts like the ruby to the right.

Some common cuts are:
The cut of any gemstone is unique based on potential inclusions, pleochroic color, quality of the crystal rough, and ultimately how the cutter adapts to all these factors. No two gems will be exactly the same unless cut exclusively for that purpose, especially in larger carat sizes.

Most colored gemstones have a modified step cut on the bottom, like the round, cushion, oval, pear, marquise, trillion, and heart shapes listed above. The only exception to this is the emerald, which has a completely different cut. Other cuts like radiant and princess are more uniquely cut too, but much less common since they are not as adaptable as the modified step cut.

About Ruby Clarity
Rubies can be transparent and clean looking (with inclusions difficult to find even with magnification), but these are few and far between. Clarity affects the price of rubies based on the type, location, number, and size of the many possible inclusions. These factors can dictate a large part of the price.
Care and Cleaning of Ruby Birthstones

Ruby is usually heat-treated to remove the purple color and bring out a purer red. This process also removes the "filamentous" inclusions (minute needle inclusions) that make the gemstone lighter and cloudier. The gemstone industry generally accepts heat treatment because it is stable under normal wearing and care conditions. However, rubies may also be treated and stained by lattice diffusion. If a poor quality material is used, glass is used to fill the many cracks and cavities that touch the surface, reducing the visibility of the cracks and making the gem appear more transparent. Some of these treatments may make the ruby ​​more vulnerable to normal wearing and care.

Always ask before buying if your ruby ​​has been treated and in what way. In most cases, you can safely wash your July birthstone with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Ultrasonic and steam cleaning units can often be used to clean untreated, heat-treated, and lattice diffusion-treated gemstones. Glass-filled or stained gemstones should be cleaned with a damp cloth.

Whether you have a July birthstone or not, having a beautiful ruby is a wonderful thing. If you want to know other gem-related questions, I hope you will actively leave us a message to interact!

Alexandrite! A June birthstone is called the chameleon stone due to its ability to look green or red depending upon what light it's viewed in. Enhances creativity and allows alignment between the physical and spiritual realms. Great for intuitive work!

A stone with phenomenal color-changing ability, alexandrite is one of the birthstones for June, along with pearl and moonstone. The stone was discovered in the 1830s and was named in honor of Czar Alexander II.

Regional Variations in Alexandrites

Brazilian alexandrites tend to have pale colors, pale blue-green to pale mauve. However, finer gems have been found recently in limited quantity.

Cat’s Eye Alexandrites. Alexandrite is a variety of the gem species chrysoberyl, well-known for its chatoyancy or “cat’s eye” effect when cabbed. As members of this species, alexandrites can also show a cat’s eye effect. However, such gems are quite rare.

Sri Lankan alexandrite often appears deep olive green in sunlight, whereas Russian stones appear bluish-green in sunlight.

Zimbabwean gems show a fine, emerald-green color in sunlight but are usually tiny. If clean, they weigh under 1 carat. The color change in Zimbabwean gems is among the best known, but large, clean stones are virtually unobtainable from the rough from this locality.

Alexandrites have two primary value drivers.

First, the closer the colors to pure green and red, the higher the value. Second, the more distinct the color change, the higher the value. Alexandrites can exhibit everything from 100% to just 5% color change. Thus, the most valuable gems would have a 100% color shift from pure green to pure red. Blue greens and purplish or brownish reds hold less value.

Clarity also plays a significant role in grading. As is the case with a majority of gems, most naturally occurring alexandrite isn’t clean, face table material. Most are best suited for cabbing. However, an alexandrite’s color change has more effect on its value than its clarity. For example, take two alexandrites of equal size. One gem is eye clean, with a 50% greenish blue to brownish-red color change.

Color Change
The color change gemstone phenomenon can occur under a variety of lighting types. When grading an alexandrite’s color change, gemologists consider the stone’s color in natural sunlight as the baseline. Thus, the classic alexandrite color change is green in sunlight and red in incandescent light.

Stones Sizes
The largest known faceted alexandrite, a 65.7-ct green/red color change stone from Sri Lanka, resides at the Smithsonian Institution. The largest Russian gems weigh about 30 carats. However, the vast majority of alexandrites weigh under one carat. Stones over five carats are very rare, especially with good color change.

Alexandrite Care
With a hardness of 8.5, alexandrite makes a very durable stone suitable for any jewelry setting. Nevertheless, take care when faceting the stone. Alexandrite is still sensitive to knocks and extreme heat.

These gems have no special care requirements. You can clean them mechanically, per the instructions of the system used. Of course, you can also wash them with warm, soapy water and a brush. 

 Whether you’re celebrating a June birthday or honoring Florida’s state gemstone, moonstone jewelry makes a luminous gift.

Like diamonds and other gemstones, moonstones are assessed by the 4Cs: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight.

Moonstone Color

Moonstone that’s colorless with a blue sheen is most valuable but moonstone is available in green, peach, brown, and gray with blue, silver, white, or rainbow adularescence. Generally, the more transparent the stone and the bluer its adularescence (or sheen), the higher its value.

Moonstone Clarity

Moonstone that is almost transparent and as free of inclusions as possible is generally preferred. A slight translucency helps to accentuate the adularescence.

Moonstone Cut

Most moonstone is cut in the smooth domed shape called a cabochon to best show the adularescence. Faceted moonstone is becoming more popular.

Moonstone Carat Weight

Moonstone is available in a wide range of sizes but fine material is rare in large sizes and its value increases as a result.

This beautiful gemstone’s weakness is its relatively low hardness of 6 on the Mohs scale, making it prone to stress cracking. Care is required with moonstone jewelry like rings or bracelets, so brooches and pendants are often preferred instead.

There is no synthetic moonstone on the market. Although it has been simulated by chalcedony and manmade spinels, these imitations are easy to spot.

 

How to Clean Your Moonstone?

It goes without saying that all precious and semi-precious stones must be cleaned frequently. You do not need any special appliances to clean them, though. Most stones respond well to mild detergent and warm water. Scrub them using a soft brush, preferably a baby brush with soft bristles. Avoid scrubbing too hard else you may end up scratching the stone. Rinse the Moonstone and dry it gently with the help of a soft, lint-free cloth. Always rinse your gem-studded jewellery in a bowl of water. Sometimes the stones on a piece of jewellery become loose in their settings. Rinsing them in a sink or wash basin poses a risk of losing such gems.

Make sure to wipe off any trace of makeup from your Moonstone jewellery when you remove them after use. A soft pure cotton cloth is the best choice for wiping such jewellery.

June is Gemini's birthday month. Pearls have always been associated with purity, humility, and innocence. It can be said that the June birthstone means "sweet simplicity".   Because of this, pearls have always been used as wedding gifts for newlyweds. The name pearl originates from the Latin word for leg, perna. It rather imaginatively is a reference to the leg-of-mutton shape of an open mollusk shell. Pearls are believed to create a sense of balance and provide emotional healing. The gem is also associated with faithfulness, loyalty, modesty, and purity.

The Discovery and Significance of Pearls Birthstones

 

This fascinating June birthstone is found in oceans, lakes, and rivers around the world. This timeless wardrobe staple is loved by women of all ages. The origin of pearls fascinated our ancestors. The ancients in the Middle East believed that pearls were tears that fell from heaven. Chinese legend claims that the June birthstone is taken from the brain of a dragon. Christopher Columbus and his contemporaries believed that mollusks formed pearls from dewdrops.

A pearl is an organic gemstone that grows in the tissue of living seawater or freshwater mollusks (oysters or mussels). Natural pearls are formed when mollusks secrete a substance called nacre around an irritant, such as a grain of sand or an invading parasite. Cultured pearls are the product of the human intervention. Technicians implant the mantle tissue alone (usually for freshwater aquaculture), or together with nacre beads (all mariculture) into mollusks. Mollusks secrete nacre-encapsulated irritants in the same way that natural pearls form. Cultured pearls are cultivated in pearl farms: mollusks, whether freshwater or seawater, are purified, protected from predation by other animals, and eventually ready to be harvested. Thousands of years of pearling have destroyed natural pearl beds, so the vast majority of the pearl trade is cultured pearls. These cultured pearl birthstones come in a dizzying array of different sizes, colors, and shapes.

Warm waters...clear skies...great scenery, sounds like a dreamy seaside getaway, don't you think? And that's an accurate description of where these pearl birthstones are usually found. Pearl-producing mollusks cannot survive in polluted waters, so pearl farms are often far from cities—and often in scenic locations. People have been searching for natural pearls in the Arabian Gulf (Persian Gulf) for at least 5,000 years, and scuba divers have been searching for pearls in the Red Sea as early as 300 BC. Since 2000 BC, the Strait of Mannar has provided pearls for mankind. Beginning with Spanish colonial rule in the 16th century, pearls were mined in large quantities in the waters of Mexico, Central America and what is now Venezuela. Today, only a few pearls can be found in all of these areas.

Care and Cleaning of Pearl Birthstones

Pearls have a Mohs scale of 2.5 to 3.0, so they are relatively soft gems that require extra care. Store pearls separate from other gemstones and metal jewelry to avoid scratching. Never put your pearl birthstone in a plastic bag - a chemical released from plastic can damage the pearl's surface. Pearl jewelry must be worn after perfume, hair-perfecting products, and makeup. Best way to clean your June birthstone: It's best to clean it with a soft damp cloth after each wear.

Do you think that gemstone jewelry just stones?  If you think that gemstones do not need any kind of care due to their tough nature, then you are mistaken. That is to say, although they are all stones, you must know that some gems are very "delicate". How to keep your gemstones and gem-set jewelry beautiful and sparkling?

First of all, the most common ruby and sapphire, although very hard and not easy to wear, can also cause cracks when bumped, especially natural rubies.

Secondly, emeralds can also be damaged if you store them improperly, so avoid all squeezing and bumping. Cracks can be seen on the surface of most emeralds, so you should try to avoid oil stains, cosmetics and other pollution. Tourmaline, aquamarine, topaz, these are all fine, be careful not to bump or scratch. Then the pearls, corals and the hardness of the organic gems are really low, and they are very afraid of grinding, especially scratching, sweating, and cosmetic corrosion.

Finally, opal stone is the most difficult to maintain.It is not only afraid of wear and tear, but also afraid of collision. It is also afraid of heat, moist and Even, cracks can appear after too much sun exposure.

What other Gemstones Care Guide do you want to know, please let me know in the comments!

 

Amethyst is a violet variety of quartz. The name comes from the Koine Greek αμέθυστος amethystos from α- a-, ""not"" and μεθύσκω (Ancient Greek) methysko / μεθώ metho (Modern Greek), ""intoxicate"", a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner from drunkenness. Ancient Greeks wore amethyst and carved drinking vessels from it in the belief that it would prevent intoxication. To this ancient, wise culture, the Amethyst crystal was of the utmost importance, and the myth associated with it still lives on inside it to this day. The Amethyst, a semiprecious stone, is often used in jewelry and is the traditional birthstone for February.

Amethyst Meaning: Healing Properties and Powers

Amethyst is a uniquely powerful crystal that can transform lives. Discover how you can use its special powers…

In fact, its radiant purple and white colors have represented the sobriety of emotions and spirit throughout history. You can immediately feel peace of mind by simply looking at this brilliant crystal.
Psychics, mediums, and other divination practitioners also still hold Amethyst’s worth in high regard. They often decorate sacred altars and spaces with their incomparably beautiful violet designs.
Amethyst will surely remain one of the most spiritually rich crystals of all time. The metaphysical properties of Amethyst are calmness, balance, and peace. People also use it to eliminate impatience.
Amethyst is a meditative and calming stone that works in the emotional, spiritual, and physical planes. The appreciation for Amethyst stretches so far back into history because it has been so present all over the world. It’s clear why so many cultures have come to hold this stone in the highest respect.
Amethyst has virtually unmatched legendary powers and it holds a unique place in the ranks of crystal lore.

The Healing Powers Of Amethyst

The specifically intellectual kind of clarity and healing that Amethyst offers is a big reason for its popularity. That ease of access coupled with the rare attributes of mental clarity and concentration certainly caused this wonderful stone’s popularity. Even people less inclined towards the esoteric and spiritual cannot help but find their lives enriched by this stone.
A sharper sense of conversation and just knowing the right thing to say is one of the wonderful gifts it offers us.

Emotional Healing Powers

In a society where people communicate with each other, due to the different positions and perspectives of each person, it is inevitable that some contradictions or disputes will arise. Emotions can skew our or others’ thoughts in ways that lead to spur-of-the-moment actions. And this can lead to unfortunate or even hurtful outcomes.
Amethyst’s emotional healing powers can help you cut through difficult situations and let you understand what it really is you’re dealing with. They make it possible to get through difficult choices and decision-making processes as painlessly as possible.
Having clarity of mind when tensions are high or you feel an argument is brewing is invaluable.

What is the power of Amethyst?

Amethyst is one of the relatively few crystals that can be used with the specific purpose of improving intellectual and cerebral thought.
Use Amethyst as Jewelry, or home and office decorations for the best results. You’ll find that it can help you keep a clear head.
The complexities of the modern world let even the brightest and best of us fall victim to ‘brain fog.’ But Amethyst can help you keep a calm and clear head.
You might work in a place where it’s hard to concentrate, but still, accuracy and detail are key. If that’s you, then you might benefit from Amethyst. Because Amethyst comes in so many shapes and sizes, it’s easy to include in your surroundings in some way.


     Aquamarine and blue topaz look similar. How do ordinary people distinguish them?

     If you spend the thousands of dollars you paid for the Aquamarine, only to be fooled and buy a blue topaz worth only a few hundred dollars, will you lose a lot?

Take it easy. Here are a few tips to help you identify.

First, look at the color.

Most of the Aquamarine is light blue, but you can certainly see some green, and its blue is more restrained, not so enchanting.

Even if the THREE WHITE, that is, Santa Maria Aquamarine, will not be the kind of dazzling tile blue, but the kind of profound blue.

The blue Topaz is simply a different lightness of blue, and blue is very attractive, high saturation.

Second, look at the inclusions.

Aquamarine is rarely completely clean inside, so you can at least see some inclusions under a magnifying glass.

But the blue topaz is almost always big and flawless.

Third, look at the feel.

Blue topaz is much denser than Aquamarine. Two of the same size. You bump on your hand. The one that obviously presses your hand is definitely the blue topaz.

Of course, we can also use some small instruments to distinguish, such as ccf refraction , polarized light and so on.

If you have any questions, please leave a message and ask me again.

 

一、Turquoise meaning

Turquoise is regarded as the spirit of the blue sea and blue sky because of its azure blue color, which symbolizes infinite luck and auspiciousness. Nowadays, it is designated as the "December Birthstone" in the world, which means success and victory, and is the "Success Stone" and "Lucky Stone". Turquoise is worn by those who are born in December to protect their lives and good luck. Turquoise is a high-quality jade material, called the gem of heaven, and is regarded as a sacred object of auspicious happiness.

二、turquoise aesthetic

Turquoise has beautiful colors and mysterious contents, so it is loved by people and is often used as decorations. The beauty of its unique personality makes people intoxicated. So, what are the aesthetic characteristics of turquoise?

1. Beautiful color

Green pine has a bluish luster because it contains copper. This color makes it very unique in the Baoyu family. Turquoise is very important in the eyes of many ancient peoples. For example, American Indians regarded turquoise as the spirit of the sea and the blue sky, a symbol of gods.

2. Intrinsic beauty

The reason why turquoise is so mysterious is not only its unique color but also because of its religious nature. Turquoise is often found in religious articles, such as Buddhist architecture and handicrafts.

3. Beautiful shape

Most turquoise retains its original appearance and has a sense of vicissitudes. It is liked by collectors. It can be made into various exquisite handicrafts for people to appreciate with the help of various processing techniques. Moderate turquoise is often used to make jewelry decorations and is worn by people. For example, turquoise bracelet cuffs, turquoise bracelet men.

4. Beautiful pattern

Turquoise is called iron pine because of its carbonaceous and limonite veins. The iron thread is interspersed between the turquoise, and the turquoise halo can form patterns such as flowers, birds, insects, and fish. The existence of these patterns gives the turquoise more More vitality.

 

 

5 reasons why you should wear Amethyst

1. Open Your Third Eye