宝石（gemstone）.doc

宝石（gemstone） History and legend There are countless myths and legends about gems, some of which are cursed gems, others have special healing powers, or protect and bring good luck to the wearer. Some of the largest diamond legend, the centuries has been repeatedly reported that many of the stone has been lost is endowed with story plot. Some mines are considered unlucky, probably do not want to let the mining miners close to spread rumors. In Burma, all the stones belong to the monarch; anyone who takes away the jewel from the mine will be cursed; the belief may be deliberately cultivated to curb the loss of precious assets. perspective Polished crystal balls have been used to predict the future since Greece and Rome. A flawless and polished stones large enough to add its hard won, and therefore more mysterious. The mystic stared at the crystal ball and explained the confused image. Crystal ball A crystal ball supported by the Japanese Dragon Death mask The turquoise Aztec funeral mask speeds into another world The people of Peru deity The twelfth Century Peru dagger was made of turquoise gold, and the hilt molded into a God image. Protective ring for thumb The ring was set with ruby and emerald in seventeenth Century. Protect your thumb when archers shoot arrows. Birthstone Traditionally, certain gems are associated with different months of the year, and those born under their influence mean luck or importance. This may be rooted in ancient belief that gems came from the kingdom of heaven. Many cultural gems and the zodiac together. The choice of Birthstone varies from country to country and may depend on whether gemstones are available, local traditions or fashions. The custom of wearing birth jewels began in Poland in eighteenth Century and served throughout the world. The most common set of birthstone is shown below: Zodiac Twelve face the crystal is made of the Pentagon, each side is engraved with zodiac sign. Therapeutic efficacy of crystals The belief that ge