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Gem in the Spotlight: Morganite
…Compared with many other gemstones, Morganite is a relatively new addition with its first recorded discovery occurring in California in the early 1900s. This means you won’t find any tales of ancient kings wearing Morganite on their crowns or other such legends. Morganite’s lore and traditions are more focused on gem power. Morganite as a power gem is full of associations. Some believe it to be a powerful stone which facilitates the flow of energy throughout the body due …
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Gem in the Spotlight: Ruby
…, and victory. The earliest cultures worshiped rubies, calling them “perpetually burning fires” and ascribing to them magical powers. In ancient days, the fiery stone was associated with courage, red blood, and fire. Worn on the crowns and helmets of kings, rubies were a royal insignia believed to protect the wearer from injury and to keep them safe and healthy. Many cultures believed that wearing rubies in battle made warriors invincible and protected them from harm. …
