What are the charms of turquoise?

Turquoise, also known as turquoise, gets its name because it resembles a pine ball and is almost turquoise green. The English name Turquoise means Turquoise. Turkey does not produce turquoise. According to legend, turquoise produced in ancient Persia was named after being transported into Europe through Turkey. Turquoise reserves are huge, not only in China, but also in Egypt, Iran, the United States, Russia, Chile, Australia, Peru, and South Africa. Since ancient times, turquoise has been considered by people all over the world to have 　　 turquoise, also known as turquoise, named after the shape of a pine ball, which is nearly turquoise. The English name Turquoise means Turquoise. Turkey does not produce turquoise. According to legend, turquoise produced in ancient Persia was named after being transported into Europe through Turkey. Turquoise reserves are huge, not only in China, but also in Egypt, Iran, the United States, Russia, Chile, Australia, Peru, and South Africa. Since ancient times, turquoise has been considered by people all over the world to have all kinds of beauty, the author will share with you below.　　　　一、Lucky 　　　　 Lucky Stone, the Indians of North America before the expedition, if someone gave him a piece of turquoise, he would feel that he would defeat the enemy, because their tribal legend, the goddess of luck lives in the turquoise. The author feels the same way. Anhua is lucky to meet customers who trust Anhua very much!　　　　Second, dignity, 　　　　 is a symbol of dignity. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period in ancient China, Chu and Wu Yue, both believed that turquoise was the best jade and a symbol of dignity. For example, Goujian’s sword was inlaid with turquoise.　　　　三, power 　　　　 The Stone of Power, different tribes in Central Africa all agree with the same principle, they all believe that turquoise contains the power of a lion.　　　　四、王权　　　　 The symbol of Horus, Horus is the Egyptian god of kingship, and his scepter and net tube are inlaid with turquoise. 5. A symbol of warmth. The Nordic people believe that turquoise is a symbol of spring and a representative of warmth. It may be because they see the turquoise green in the ice and snow, which can bring them spring-like warmth and a kind of vitality. The feeling of blooming.　　　　6, wealth　　　　 Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism believe that turquoise is related to wealth. Tibetans believe that turquoise brings wealth because of its superior Buddha power, while Hinduism believes that turquoise is a symbol of their wealth. From contact, understanding, in-depth understanding and analysis, and now running a turquoise business, the author has also brought a lot of wealth to the author, not only monetary wealth, but also some people who know how to appreciate turquoise and have similar interests. Friends, this is Anwar's real wealth! 7. Beauty used to live in the turquoise producing area and was exterminated by the Han people in the Ming Dynasty. What everyone knows is the custom of hanging coffins, but their love for turquoise is endless. They think turquoise is a beautiful stone. , Regardless of men and women, it will be more beautiful after wearing. The author believes that this kind of beauty is not only the beauty of appearance, but the beauty of the soul!　　　　八、长寿　　　　 used to live in Baishan and Heishui. The Manchu ruling China believed that turquoise was a longevity stone. This is why the Manchu and Qing emperors always wore turquoise products. A few days ago, an Anwar customer and friend also talked about this issue. He told me that 'turquoise is a test stone for physical condition.' The author thinks he likes it very well, because the turquoise of pure raw ore is based on each person’s With different physical conditions, the turquoise played is slightly different. 9. Status. The greatest significance of turquoise being wealthy in modern society is a symbol of noble taste. Turquoise appears in various international celebrities, such as US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Her turquoise necklace has almost become a symbol, China’s turquoise fever It is the result of the Tibetan Buddhism craze and the impact of the western upper class's preference for turquoise. Coupled with the closure of mines in recent years, turquoise's social status has even been elevated.　　　　 The above is the information about turquoise summarized by the author for you. The information comes from the Internet. If there is anything wrong, please forgive me. If you need knowledge and understanding of turquoise, please pay attention to jewelry setting. Jewelry setting is waiting for your inquiry!