Special Features Style File — 05 February 2016
Sapphires are thought to bring good fortune. Emeralds, compassion and unconditional love. The ruby is considered an aphrodisiac, encouraging vitality and sensuality; while many cultures use pearls to connect a woman with her inner goddess. No matter the gem, these jewels can bring out the goddess in us all.
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