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Stone of Power πŸͺ¨ The ancient name of Jade is Ξ½Ξ΅Ο†ΟΟŒΟ‚ ("kidney" or "kidney stone"), as the Greeks believed that it could improve kidney function and protect from the formation of stones in them πŸ€“ In fact, many ancient cultures revered this mineral for its healing powers and reliable to creating amulets, weapons and tools! However, the most recognition Jade has gotten ever in the life of humanity is of course from China 🌺 The Chinese call Jade "the stone of life" and consider it their national stone πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ In ancient China, it was valued higher than silver and gold, and the first jade artifacts were made in China already in the Neolithic era! It was believed that the mineral has special healing properties, that it brings well-being and symbolizes the highest virtues of man ✨ Chinese philosophers attributed five main virtues to jade, corresponding to the six human virtues; its soft shine represents mercy, its hardness - moderation and justice, translucency - a symbol of honesty, purity - the embodiment of wisdom, and its changeability represents courage 🦁 I myself also have a small jade amulet in the shape of a dragon holding a magic ball πŸ‰ I hope one day I will collect a small collection of such jewelry and will walk around dressed in Jade, driving away the negative waves of time and accumulating energy πŸ™ #cute #teen #babyface #nerd #skinny

Published: January 9th 2025, 3:48:32 pm

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Stone of Power πŸͺ¨ The ancient name of Jade is Ξ½Ξ΅Ο†ΟΟŒΟ‚ ("kidney" or "kidney stone"), as the Greeks believed that it could improve kidney function and protect from the formation of stones in them πŸ€“ In fact, many ancient cultures revered this mineral for its healing powers and reliable to creating amulets, weapons and tools! However, the most recognition Jade has gotten ever in the life of humanity is of course from China 🌺 The Chinese call Jade "the stone of life" and consider it their national stone πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ In ancient China, it was valued higher than silver and gold, and the first jade artifacts were made in China already in the Neolithic era! It was believed that the mineral has special healing properties, that it brings well-being and symbolizes the highest virtues of man ✨ Chinese philosophers attributed five main virtues to jade, corresponding to the six human virtues; its soft shine represents mercy, its hardness - moderation and justice, translucency - a symbol of honesty, purity - the embodiment of wisdom, and its changeability represents courage 🦁 I myself also have a small jade amulet in the shape of a dragon holding a magic ball πŸ‰ I hope one day I will collect a small collection of such jewelry and will walk around dressed in Jade, driving away the negative waves of time and accumulating energy πŸ™ #cute #teen #babyface #nerd #skinny

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