7 mind-blowing legends associated with gemstones

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7 mind-blowing legends associated with gemstones

Gemstones have long been a source of fascination and mystery, with many different legends and myths surrounding these sparkling stones. The KGK Group, a leading wholesale gemstone dealer andsupplier, has a deep appreciation for these fascinating stones, and is well-versed in the many legends associated with them. From the mystical powers of emeralds to the healing properties of rubies, gemstones have been the subject of much fascination for thousands of years. 

Here are 7 mind-blowing legends associated with gemstones: 

The Emerald and Cleopatra: The legendary Egyptian queen Cleopatra was known to be a fan of emeralds, and was said to have owned a collection of these stunning green gems. According to legend, Cleopatra would gaze into an emerald to help soothe her mind and improve her mood. 

The Ruby and the King of Burma: The King of Burma is said to have possessed a magnificent ruby that was so large and bright that it was said to glow with a fiery light. The king believed that the ruby brought him good luck and prosperity, and he was said to have worn the gem at all times.

The Sapphire and the Star of India: The Star of India is a magnificent blue sapphire that is said to have been stolen from the eye of an idol in India. The gem is said to bring its owner good luck and protection, and it is considered to be one of the most valuable sapphires in the world.

The Diamond and the Hope Diamond: The Hope Diamond is one of the most famous diamonds in the world, and it is said to bring misfortune to anyone who possesses it. According to legend, the diamond was stolen from an Indian temple, and it is said to carry a curse that causes misfortune and death to anyone who possesses it.

The Pearl and the Mermaid: Pearls are said to have been created by mermaids, and they are said to have the power to bring happiness and good fortune to those who wear them. Pearls are also said to have healing powers, and they are often given as gifts to mark special occasions such as weddings and anniversaries.

The Amethyst and the Drunkenness: Amethysts were once thought to have the power to ward off drunkenness and other forms of intoxication. According to legend, amethysts were worn by ancient Greek and Roman wine drinkers to help them avoid getting too drunk. 

The Opal and the Healing Properties: Opals are said to have the power to heal and protect those who wear them. According to legend, opals were once believed to be the tears of gods and were thought to have the power to heal wounds and protect against harm. 

These fascinating legends and myths are just a small example of the many stories associated with gemstones. The KGK Group is proud to be a part of this rich and fascinating world of gemstones, and is dedicated to providing its customers with the finest gemstones from around the world. Whether you are a collector, a jewelry designer, or just someone who appreciates the beauty of gemstones, the KGK Group is your go-to source for high-quality gemstones.

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