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- A ring given by a man to a woman when they agree to marry
- Especially in Western cultures, an engagement ring is a ring indicating that the person wearing it is engaged to be married. In the United Kingdom, and North America, engagement rings are traditionally worn only by women, and rings can feature gemstones.
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- A native or national of modern Greece, or a person of <em>Greek</em> descent
- A <em>Greek</em>-speaking person in the ancient world, typically a native of one of the city-states of Greece and the eastern Mediterranean
- of or relating to or characteristic of Greece or the Greeks or the Greek language; "Greek mythology"; "a Grecian robe"
- The ancient or modern language of Greece, the only representative of the Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family
- the Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family of languages
- a native or inhabitant of Greece
Blue sapphire is a compound of aluminum and oxygen. Due to slight mixture with cobalt it becomes blue. Blue Sapphire is found in Myanmar, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, Australia, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tanzania, Kenya and China. Madagascar is the world leader in sapphire production with deposits in and around the city of Ilakaka. Blue sapphire found in Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is the best, deep light coloured and transparent. Blue sapphire, of deep colour and transparent,is also found in Thailand and Australia.
Benefits of Blue Sapphire/Neelam
This gemstone has lots of benefits.
It is said to give peace of mind, tranquility, happiness and spiritual enlightenment. If the planet Saturn happens to be your weak friend according to your horoscope, the gemstone blue sapphire is your perfect gemstone. You can also wear blue sapphire if you encounter problems related to mind and body. Sapphires were prominent in early medical practices. Ground and powdered, they were believed to stop bleeding, cure eye problems, boils and wounds.
A sapphire pendant was used as a cure for fever, seizures and delusions. It strengthened the heart, counteracted poisons, purified the blood and corrected defective vision.
A ring with a sapphire stone was believed to bring wisdom and compassion to its owner. It was also believed that Blue Sapphire changed colour and became chalky in appearance in the face of impending disaster and remained so till the danger passed. The planet Saturn indicates one`s longevity and death. Wearing a blue sapphire will increase your life span. Sapphire symbolizes sincerity and faithfulness, and is an excellent choice for an engagement ring.
Advantages of wearing Blue Sapphire/Neelam
Blue Sapphire/Neelam in combination with other stones helps cure and fight bone cancer, kidney trouble, nerve disease and paralysis. Blue Sapphire/Neelam will bring the wearer wealth, fame, good name, health, happiness, prosperity, long life, mental peace, and good children. Wearing Blue Sapphire protects against danger, travel problems, terror, thieves, accidents and problems from storms, fire, or natural disasters. It can cause financial fortunes to change for the better, help with a person’s career, and make the wearer rich. It can free one from mental anxiety
It helps make one detached, and protects against envy. It can be worn for good luck and for protection against evil spirits. Saturn rules the nervous system. Blue Sapphire is of help in nervous tension and neuroses-diseases caused by an afflicted Saturn. Because Saturn is the slowest moving planet, it tends to cause chronic disease.
Professions that are benefited from Blue Sapphire/Neelam
Surgeons, mechanical engineers, machinists, astrologers, doctors, electrical appliance makers, metallurgists, scientists, writers, prison warden, soldiers and archaeologists can derive great benefits from wearing Blue Sapphire/Neelam. Even people in the field of dance, drama, martial arts, cinematography, acting and direction will definitely find wearing Blue Sapphire/Neelam beneficial.
People in export and import business,transport, vehicles, production of minerals, textiles business, spare parts, petroleum and gas will have substantial increase in their respective business by wearing Blue Sapphire/Neelam. Also politicians, magistrates and law practitioners should wear a blue sapphire for success in their profession.
Lucky Gem
Blue sapphire is a lucky gem for all those who are born under number 8. Saturn rules this number. People born on 8th, 17th, and 26th of any month are governed by this number.
Business Opportunities with Blue Sapphire
Wearing a blue sapphire helps in the business and profession of petrochemicals, coal industry, polythene bags, iron ore, led, oil, mustard products, mustard oil, salt, land trading, contractorship, transportation, tools & machinery, black colored materials, horses etc. Also politicians, magistrates and law practitioners should wear a blue sapphire for success in their profession.
Birth Stone
Blue sapphire is the birthstone for the month of September. Blue Sapphire is also recommended for 5th, 23rd and 45th wedding anniversaries.
Method of wearing blue sapphire
Blue Sapphire should be of a minimum weight of 2 carats.
Blue Sapphire set in silver should be worn on Saturday and also only when the moon is in the waxing stage. It may be worn on the middle finger of the right or left hand
Usually Blue Sapphire/Neelam is worn with other stones. However,only people who are Capricorns or Aquarius should wear Blue Sapphire/Neelam. Blue Sapphire should not be worn if Saturn is debilitated in th
It was an early flight back from Kiruna to Stockholm with norwegian.no
We had booked a taxi last night and it appeared we had booked the last one! There musn’t be many taxis in Kiruna…we paid ?30 between us for a 15 minute journey.
The flight back was great…well apart from the guy who appeared to be having a mini-heart attack or stroke mid-flight. Fortunately there was a Doctor on board who was able to administer oxygen etc and the guy seemed ok by the end of the flight. I didn’t see the drama unfold but Paul said he appeared to loose consciousness and his wife couldn’t wake him up. When we got to Stockholm he was met by an emergency team. Hopefully he returned home fine – he walked off the plane at Stockholm.
We arrived in Stockholm at about 10.30am. We debated about taking the fast train – took 20mins but cost ?20 each way. We asked about taxis and it would cost ?50 one way. The journey took 3/4hr and we arrived in comfort at the Time Hotel only to find we couldn’t check-in till 2pm.
We had discussed taking a bus and boat tour which was ?37 each. The weather – very cold and blizzardy – made us decide it was a great option.
Firstly, though, we needed food and drinks. We had a wander and Susie and I opted for Wayne’s Coffee which, on reflection, we decided was a bad idea. I had a weak hot chocolate and not great panini, and Susie had a panini and scone. Bizarrely, as Susie went to select her scone from the counter the server said "Oh don’t chose one of those. They are for display only"
The company, City Sightseeing, picked us up at our hotel because we were buying more than 2 tickets. Bonus!
We got dropped at the start point outside the Dance Museum on Gustav Aldofs Torg. We bought the tickets and headed into the Dance Museum as the bus wasn’t ready. We were already glad we had chosen this ‘lazy’ option!
The bus and boat together took about 2hrs 45mins. We travelled on a glass-windowed bus (the type is surround vision) and an ice-breaking boat.
The tour was really interesting and told us lots about Stockholm and Sweden.
The early flight and the motion of the bus sent us all, at one stage or other, into a light doze. We all nodded off. Getting the boat was the short sharp shock we needed! It was a bit cold inside (although they provided blankets) but it was f-f-f-freezing outside, plus it was windy.
We were dropped by the boat to a harbour area not far from the shopping centres. We decided to walk, and got to Gallerian, a huge indoor shopping centre / mall. It was nice and warm inside. We had a quick peak around the shops before eventually finding a Tunnelbana stop at T-Centralen that took us to Odenplan on the green line.
From there we walked back to the hotel and got to our rooms….
The Time Hotel was really lovely inside. Built a year or so ago it was very modern and the rooms were very nice.
Paul and I were exhausted from our early flight, bus and boat trip, shopping and walk back to hotel so we crashed on the bed watching trash TV.
By 7pm we decided we needed to get ready for tea. I showered (which was a blessed relief) whilst Paul consults with Stephen and Susie about where to eat. We decided to go local – Paul has discovered some possibilities including a Greek place which we ended up at and which was very nice.
Before going out I realised I hadn’t taken any pics of my engagement ring so we spent 10 mins or so trying to get a decent shot. I decided it didn’t look quite right on my own – I wanted Paul and his engagement ‘band’ to be in the pic as well.
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