Purple is the most noble color in terms of color energy, representing confidence and nobility.
The history of purple
In the East, the Chinese have given the color purple a supreme meaning since ancient times. The emperors of ancient China were considered to be descendants of the "Purple Micro Star". The use of "Forbidden City", "Purple Kirin" and red sandalwood in the Qing Dynasty all reflect the Chinese people's admiration intention. "Purple" symbolizes rising through the ranks - career success and success.
In the West, purple also represents nobility and is often a color favored by nobles. This is because the purple dye commonly used by the Tire people in ancient Rome was only worn by nobles, and the dyed clothes resembled crimson, which was even more so. He was favored by the monarch at that time. In the Byzantine era, emperors from the direct royal line would add the word "born to the purple" to their titles to indicate their orthodox origins and to distinguish them from monarchs who obtained the throne through other means.
Purple
Lavender
The color of lavender is a gentle and elegant lavender, this hue is very soft and charming. Lavender usually grows in Mediterranean coastal areas with sufficient sunshine and well-drained soil. It often grows in patches, forming a beautiful sea of purple flowers that contrasts sharply with the blue sky and white clouds, giving people a sense of elegance and comfort.
Lavender • Elegance and Tranquility
lavender colored gemstone
Lavender-colored gemstones usually have varying degrees of blue tones, varieties with lavender hues include:
violet
The flower color of violet is a deep and changing purple, between blue-violet and red-purple. This deep purple has a sense of mystery and also reveals a sense of nobility and elegance.
Celebrities wearing
Because of this elegant and charming temperament, violet is often favored by celebrities. They like to wear violet accessories when attending important occasions to show their taste and temperament.
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
Violet • Eternal Love and Beauty
violet gemstone
In the world of gemstones, there are only a few varieties with violet hues, which makes them extremely precious...
Orchid purple
Orchid Purple is a soft, pleasing lilac shade with a hint of pink. This color gives people a lively feeling, but is not too bright and eye-catching. It has a unique temperament and charm.
Orchid • Enter the Passionate World
Orchid Purple Gemstone
The enchanting purple of the passionate orchid, common gem varieties include...
Style Appreciation
WILLS Style Appreciation ~ Art Deco Diamond Ring with Lavender Tanzanite
The designer adopted an Art Deco decorative style to design the ring. The main stone is a round tanzanite with a delicate purple-blue color. The main stone is surrounded by "squares" made of diamonds, which is unique. And with style. Tanzanite paired with dazzling diamonds exudes elegance.
WILLS Style Appreciation ~ Violet Queen • Pear-shaped Purple Sapphire Ring (Can be worn in two ways)
The model I am appreciating this time uses a "violet" color sapphire. The main stone is clear and clean in color, and is surrounded by two circles of radiant small white inlays. It is dazzling, noble and generous, showing dazzling light. It is a two-wear style, not only a ring; it is also a pendant.
WILLS Style Appreciation ~ Twisted Ring with Purple Sapphire
The designer used "orchid purple" sapphires, which are purple with a touch of pink and are very bright and attractive. Coupled with its non-burning characteristics, the gemstones appear exceptionally transparent and bright, reflecting the brilliance of orchid purple.
