The origin of sapphire and its historical legend

Sapphire also has many legendary praises. It is said that he can protect the king and the monarch from harm and jealousy.

It is the most suitable gemstone for the priest's crown, and the traditional practice engraves the Christian Ten Commandments on sapphire.

The Persians believed that the earth was supported by a huge sapphire, and the reflection of sapphire reflected the sky in blue.

In the legend of the East, sapphire is regarded as a road stone, which can protect the wearer from losing direction and good luck, even after the gem is released.

Richard Burton, the famous explorer of the 19th century and author of "A Thousand and One Nights", has a huge star sapphire. He regards this sapphire as a talisman. He always brings him good horses and timely service wherever he goes. Just look at the sapphire and everything he wants will come.

Sapphire has been considered to have a medical effect. Sapphire is said to treat eye diseases.