In the stone circle, there are twin brothers, both of whom are known as "corundum", but because of the difference in color, one is the ruby we mentioned above, and the other is the sapphire we are talking about now. Blue, the color of the sky and the sea, represents the vastness and infinity. The reason why sapphire appears blue is because it is composed of compounds of oxygen and aluminum, with impurities of titanium and iron in the middle, which makes it the final appearance. (Some people also call all corundum jade, except for red, called sapphire.) ）
Overall, sapphires are not as precious as rubies, but not bad. Judging from the top flower plumes worn by Qing Dynasty civil officials, Yipin officials wore rubies, and sapphires were decorated by Sanpin officials. In Western doctrine, blue is the color of God, so many believers wear sapphires to represent their purity and peace, hoping to receive the Lord's care. Therefore, it is also called the "Stone of Heaven". In the developed kudah, it was often contributed to churches as a decoration of the building and as a prop for some deliberations. Some people also carve gods on it, somewhat similar to how many people in our country carve bodhisattvas with jade.
Some time ago, Prince Harry of Britain married a divorced commoner. In fact, the British royal family has long had a similar tradition. In the 1830s, Edward VIII even fell in love with a poor woman who had been divorced twice and gave up his throne. During this period, Edward carefully made only a promise made of sapphire, representing the purity of identity and the inseparability of each other in the future. The British are old-fashioned, so when Charles made love to Diana in the future, he also sent sapphires, and the souvenir between William and Kate not long ago is still it.
In ancient Indian legend, there was a king who met a beautiful commoner girl and set a guard, as evidenced by sapphire. As a result, the king had a sudden accident, lost his memory, and forgot about the girl. In the end, it is Sapphire who evokes their good memories and can enter the temple of love again. Since then, sapphire has been known as the "Stone of Destiny" because it can change a person's life and bring good luck to the wearer. At the same time, according to the unified identification of the relevant associations, sapphire is used as the birthstone for children born in September or throughout the autumn. Like patron saints, bless them with healthy and peaceful growth.
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