The first evidence of jewelry making in ancient Egypt dates back to 4000 BC. In ancient Egypt both men and women were great lovers of jewelry and adorned themselves with a profusion of trinkets. Jewelry also showed wealth and status and offered protection from evil. This protection was available for those dead or alive and was thought to bring prosperity in both the present and the after life.
When we consider some of the materials jewelry is made with—metals derived from the earth’s crust and gemstones, which, like crystals, have significant metaphysical properties—it’s hard to deny the cosmic allure. Here, a look at the history of some favorite gemstones and their mythological meanings.
Whether you love a round sapphire pendant or a sleek, heart-shaped one; a sharp, marquise emerald ring or a square one to go with most of your outfits—we know that when it comes to picking just one right gemstone, things can get pretty confusing. They’re all beautiful in their own way and there’s no way we can gain favour with any one of them. So, to make it simple for you the next time you make your big purchase, we’ve listed everything you need to consider.
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