1909, the Vuitton family made Kashmir travel blankets (Kashmir blankets) from silk and wool, which became the pioneers of scarves and quilts in later generations.

Kashmir Sapphire, English name Kashmir sapphire.

Sapphire symbolizes loyalty, faithfulness, kindness and honesty, and its English name is sapphire. Starlight sapphire, also known as "stone of destiny", can keep the wearer safe and bring good luck. Sapphire is a high-grade gemstone, one of the five major gemstones, ranking third after diamonds and rubies. Known as "stone of destiny", Star Sapphire has many fascinating legends. Its three stars represent "loyalty, hope and fraternity" Orientals believe that wearing sapphire can protect people from evil and bring good luck. World gemmology defines sapphire as the birthstone in September. The Japanese chose it as a precious souvenir for the 23rd anniversary (sapphire) and 26th anniversary (starlight sapphire). It and ruby are called "sister gems". Sapphire, like ruby, has a hardness of 9, second only to diamond, so it is extremely hard.

There are not many sapphire producing areas in the world, mainly Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Australia and China. But in terms of gem quality, Myanmar and Kashmir are the best, and Sri Lankan sapphire is the most common in the market. Sapphire in Kashmir, India: The "cornflower" sapphire in Kashmir has always been regarded as the best sapphire, with a hazy purple-blue color and a velvet appearance. A lot of mining started at 186 1 and stopped a century later. Therefore, this kind of sapphire is very precious in the world. However, due to its rarity and large amount of mining, Kashmir sapphire was officially discontinued on 1887, and it was only mined for more than 20 years. Therefore, it is extremely rare and of extraordinary value, and it is sought after by connoisseurs and collectors.