Emeralds – Page 2

Emeralds were often used in rituals and spells to improve business performance by stimulating sales and raising public awareness of the chosen company. Emerald is used to bring love into life, in magic to enhance psychic abilities, open clairvoyance, which allows you to stimulate wisdom collected from other planes. Emeralds are used almost exclusively for making jewelry. Emeralds are not hard enough to be used in many industrial applications, and they lack any noteworthy conductive properties. However, only flawless emeralds are used for high-quality jewelry. The rest are for costume purposes. Emerald is also a stone with vision and insight related to eyes and eyesight. It has long been regarded as a predictor of future events and a revelation of truth. As a stone of wisdom, it improves memory and improves clarity of thinking by combining wisdom and insight. Emerald can also activate psychic abilities and open clairvoyance. In the past, it was protected by magic and magic. It can calm and soothe people, activate creativity, increase mental acuity, and enhance memory. Emeralds Have Spiritual Significance Emerald is also a kind of stone that can protect you from negative influences. Emerald is a powerful stone that can be used for emotional and physical healing of the mind. Emerald is a gem and a beryl mineral. It is green with traces of chromium and/or sometimes vanadium. The name of emeralds comes from the ancient Greek word smaragdos, which means green stone, originally used to refer to various green minerals. The name "Huang Feicui" is wrong. By definition, emerald is a gem-grade mineral of the beryl family, with a distinctly rich green color. Therefore, it is inappropriate to use the name "emerald" when selling beryl in any other color. They use "yellow emerald" as an example of misnomer. When used in marketing, it may be "unfair", "misleading" and "deceptive" (the words in the quotes here are taken directly from the FTC jeweler guide). In the United States, the difference between traditional emeralds and new vanadium is often reflected in the use of terms such as "Colombian emeralds". Oriental emerald is another gem, a translucent green corundum variety. Qualities Often Attributed to Emeralds Emerald, being a stone of love and romance, will bring joy, increase emotions, memory, faith and clairvoyance. It is also believed that emerald promotes better understanding and true love between couples by giving positive thoughts about each other that will help them cope with stressful relationships and fill each other with love and happiness. A stone of wisdom, love and great harmony, the emerald will become a bridge between two people when the gem is given with love. It is believed that people who have emeralds will be protected by God, are lucky, have mysterious abilities, enhance memory, intelligence and the ability to predict the future. Emerald is also believed to have emotional and physical properties. As we all know, emeralds can heal emotional love and the mind of the body. It enhances vitality, brings abundance and makes us healthy. The Egyptians also believe that gems can cure eye diseases, and the emerald green symbolizes fertility and rebirth. It is believed that emeralds are worn as amulets and can bring wealth, strength and eloquence. The conqueror smashed many of these gems on the anvil to determine whether they were real, erroneously thinking that real emeralds could pass the test. The Chemical and Physical Properties of Emeralds Although emeralds are hard, they can break relatively easily due to crystal defects such as trapped water, gas, small cracks, or other mineral inclusions. Although emeralds are relatively hardy, the presence of natural inclusions that give each stone its personality and uniqueness can also affect its hardness. Emeralds usually contain many cracks, crevices and inclusions: for this reason, most emeralds are dipped in oil to reduce the visibility of inclusions and improve clarity. Emeralds are rarely flawless, so stones are often decorated with oils to hide imperfections. Stones without surface cracks from destruction are extremely rare, therefore almost all emeralds are processed (“oiled”, see below) to improve their visible transparency. Inclusions and cracks in emeralds are sometimes called jardin (French for garden) because of their mossy appearance. The color of gems is usually due to traces of metals or impurities in the minerals, while in the case of emeralds, they contain traces of chromium or vanadium, which makes them dark green. Unlike other gems that have multiple colors, emeralds are always green, although the hue varies from yellow-green to deep jade. The lighter gems are not actually emeralds, but green beryls. When observing beryl gemstones, there is actually no clear boundary between emeralds with a strong blue hue or aquamarine with a deep green hue, and there is no obvious boundary between green and blue-green emeralds and green beryl. Purity and Imperfections in Emeralds Imperfections are unique to each emerald and can be used to identify a specific gem. Color, clarity, cut and carat are the four factors that determine the value of an emerald. The clarity of an emerald determines how the stone looks on the inside and is usually assessed with the naked eye, not magnification. Purity Nearly all natural emeralds have visible details that can be inclusions, cracks reaching the surface, or healed cracks. It is rare to find an emerald that does not have surface inclusions and cracks visible to the naked eye. Subtle inclusions or spiderweb inclusions are also found in many synthetic emeralds. According to reports, the first batch of masons used emeralds to rest their eyes. In ancient times, green was used to indicate people who died young, and sometimes an emerald was placed on the sign of the corpse as a sign that the light of hope was extinguished. The myth also says that the emerald was one of four precious stones given to King Solomon by God. It was believed that wearing an emerald reveals the truth or lies of a lover's oath and makes a person an eloquent orator. Legend also says that the emerald was one of four precious stones given by God to King Solomon. The Incas have used emeralds in their jewelry and religious ceremonies for 500 years.