Blue is the sky, the sea, the color of the divine home in the Bible, freedom and freedom. Gazing at a touch of blue, deep or shallow, it seems that there is a clear spring poured into the heart from both eyes, washing the mind, pure and pure... There is also such a touching blue tone in the gem world, placed in the heart, worn in the hand, but like an elf Surround your surroundings with a bright, light atmosphere. Kashmir sapphire Sapphire has a very nice English name - sapphire, which is derived from the Hebrew word "sappir", meaning "to be perfect." Legend has it that the unique blue of sapphire is far from the grace of God, so that all who see it and touch it feel the incredible strong attraction, just like being introduced into the infinite night sky full of dreams, the experience never has Passion, wisdom and peace. The Persians believed that the earth was supported by a huge sapphire, and the reflection of sapphire reflected the sky in blue. In addition to the red ruby ​​in the corundum gemstone, the other colors are collectively called sapphire. Among them, the Indian Kashmir sapphire, the famous blue corn sapphire, is famous for its coveted blue cornflower, which is the indigo of the microstrip purple. A rich, noble, velvety soft and sleek look. Since its discovery in the late 19th century, it has been hailed as the best in sapphire. Kashmiri sapphire is also famous for its starlight effect. Aquamarine The English name for aquamarine is Aquamarinl, which is derived from the Latin SeaWater “Sea Waterâ€. Legend has it that this beautiful gem is produced on the bottom of the sea and is the essence of sea water. Therefore, it is a maritime home that prays that Poseidon will protect the safety of navigation and call it "Fu Shenshi". Aquamarine has long been regarded as a "stone of brave people" and has been seen as a symbol of happiness and youthfulness. Many countries in the world have designated aquamarine as the “Marchstone of Birthâ€, symbolizing calmness, courage and intelligence. The gemstones in China are called “blue crystalâ€. Most of the aquamarine is light blue with a slight greenish tint, and the color is like the shallow sea of ​​the resort, fresh and pleasant. Tanzanite When people learned that the "Star of the Sea" worn by the movie star Winslet in Titanic was tanzanite, women all over the world were crazy about it. Tanzanite was discovered in Tanzania in Africa in 1967. It is produced at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, a world-famous tourist spot near Arusha in the northern city of Tanzania. This is the only place in the world. It is said that the lightning ignited a grassland fire. After the fire, the earthy ore that was originally mixed with other stones turned blue. The Marseille nomads who passed the cattle here will collect this lovely blue crystal. After the news came out, jewelers looking for new varieties came to explore. In 1969, New York-based Tiffany named the jewel, Tanzanite, in the name of the country of origin, and quickly pushed it to the international jewelry market. Later, Santander became famous in the international market, and gemologists excitedly called it the "century gem" of the 20th century. Paraiba Tourmaline There is a deep blue temptation in the tourmaline, it is - Paraiba tourmaline. This precious stone was discovered in 1989 by a team led by gemologist Heitor Dimas Barbosa. After years of exploration and excavation in the state of Paraiba in Brazil, it was named Paraiba. Paraiba Tourmaline has an extremely beautiful and fascinating range of colors: emerald green, pool-like lake blue, sapphire blue-violet, purple-red. More rare is the bright blue variety, showing a bright Turkish blue, the color is quite unique, fascinating, the most pure variety shows a very unique "neon blue" color, is the purification of the array. Dominica Lanper It is blue and blue, blue and purple, and it is dazzling. This is the charm of Dominican Blue Perth. The Dominican Blue Perch is produced in the Caribbean Antilles and is a precious amber. Lanpo is a general term that usually exhibits a bright blue fluorescent effect when exposed to ultraviolet light. In other light, it will appear in a variety of colors such as gold, green, blue-green, sky blue, and blue-violet. Sky Blue and Blue Violet are Dominican Blue Perth with classic colors. In the early days, Europeans almost bought Dominican blue rops raw materials, so that the European countries only believe that only a few countries produce amber. Due to the vying collection of collectors and major museums, most of the boutiques are out of the country, so the Dominican Republic banned Lanper exports, so the market It is quite rare. Today's high-quality blue amber can only be seen in the Dominican History Museum and in certain museums in Europe and America. The Dominican Republic and our country are not diplomatic countries, so the natural Dominican blue lop in our country is extremely rare. Bosgoo(China)Tecgnology Co., Ltd121 , http://www.bosgootest.com
