Hand-made 14K gold wrapped gemstone emerald opening ring

The English name for Emerald is Emerald, derived from the ancient Persian word "Zumurud", which originally meant "green stone". It later evolved into the Latin Smaragdus, which became its English name around the 16th century AD. It was originally translated as a wooden thorn, and was translated as emerald in Xixiang Ji, which has been handed down to this day. Emerald is also called "Luzon green", "emerald". The ancient Greeks called emeralds "precious stones" that "shine" and were priceless. Ancient Europeans believed emeralds to be effective against any disease, especially eye diseases and muscle weakness. In the Old Testament, Christians associated the resurrection of Jesus with emeralds, a symbol of rebirth and divine power. Indians, on the other hand, worship emeralds. They believe that emeralds bring good luck and happiness to the wearer. Ordinary people are proud of owning an emerald, and the royal family has a large collection of valuable emeralds. The moral As the birthstone of May, emeralds are a symbol of luck and happiness. Ancient people even believed that wearing emeralds would give people supernatural powers of prophet, make people think wisely and prevent the attack of disease. Emeralds symbolize luck, happiness and the vitality of all things. Wearing emeralds will bring you peace throughout your life. It's also a 55th anniversary stone. The color of Emerald is almost unique among all the green stones. In the history of western jewelry culture, emeralds are regarded as a symbol of love and life, representing the vibrant spring. In the legend emerald is also Venus love jewelry, so, emerald and the connotation of success and guarantee love, it can give the wearer honest, good memories. And the mysterious brilliance with which it shines makes it one of the most precious stones. Since its discovery, emeralds have been regarded as having magical powers to ward off evil spirits. Emeralds are used as a talisman, as a refuge, or as a religious ornament, in the belief that they protect against venomous snakes and predators The pearl is an ancient organic gem. It is mainly produced in mollusks of pearl and pearl shellfish. The calcium carbonate mineral (aragonite) beads formed by endocrine processes are composed of a large number of tiny aragonite crystals. According to geological and archaeological studies, there were pearls on earth 200 million years ago. The international gem world also listed pearls as lucky stones for birthdays in June, and commemorative stones for the 13th and 30th wedding anniversaries. Pearls with magnificent colors and elegant temperament, symbolizing health, purity, wealth and happiness, have been favored by people since ancient times.