For more than 5,000 years, jewelry has played a very important role in Indian culture, and India is also one of the rich mines of important jewelry. Diamonds have been the most important minerals since ancient times. There used to be three diamond producing areas in India, which produced many famous diamonds in later generations, such as the famous Hope Diamond and Koh-i-Noor, all of which were produced in the famous Golconda mining area in India.

In India, there are more religious and metaphysical meanings behind jewelry culture. Let's focus on the Mughal period in India. Babur (1February 48314-1February 26, 530) established the Mughal Empire in India on 1526. In the Mughal dynasty of India, apart from the appearance of jewelry, we also attached great importance to the religious, metaphysical and social significance of these precious materials. Many beautifully designed jewels in India are in memory of Allah, Shiva, Vishnu, Krishna and other Hindu gods. Because it is related to religion, Indian jewelry pays special attention to quality, because Indians believe that only the finest gems and the purest gold can arouse strong power to worship the gods and act as amulets to ward off evil spirits.

Jewelry with Indian culture. On this exquisite pendant, the Hindu god Krishna is flanked by his two wives, Rugmini and Satya Bama.

At the same time, different patterns of jewelry have different meanings. Some exquisite wedding necklaces, like snakes or fish, symbolize many children and grandchildren.

Everyone must be familiar with the picture of Indian women wearing nose rings, because in Indian jewelry culture, the meaning of wearing nose rings is a happy marriage between husband and wife, so whether to wear nose rings has become a symbol of Indian women's marriage.

Different kinds of jewelry have different meanings in Indian jewelry culture.

Red represents blood, that is, the vitality of various animals. As far as rubies are concerned, spinel and ruby occupy an indispensable position in Indian jewelry culture. Ruby and spinel were mixed together for most of Indian history, but it was later confirmed that the 170-carat black prince ruby from Britain and the 352-carat Timur ruby from Badak Mountain were actually spinel.

In India, green represents strong vitality. /kloc-In the 6th century, with the rise of the Mughal Empire, the pursuit of emeralds in Indian jewelry culture became popular. Now Jaipur, India, is the global emerald cutting center, which also proves India's pursuit of emeralds from the side.

Let's look at the blue gem. In many cultures, sapphire is regarded as the source of wisdom, prophecy and strength. However, due to the influence of ancient Hindu astrology, blue sapphire is usually associated with dark and chaotic Saturn. If not handled properly, sapphire will cause trouble to the wearer. However, although it belongs to the sapphire family, the yellow sapphire indicates wealth, wisdom and health, which is naturally related to color.