The history of human use of garnet can be traced back to 5,000 years ago. The name "garnet" originated from the Latin word "granatus", meaning "fruit". This is because the garnet looks like a pomegranate seed.
For a long time, when it comes to garnet, people think of fire. People believe that she has the ability to illuminate the night. In Muslim religions, people believe that garnets can illuminate heaven. Ancient Norwegians and Scandinavians were always buried with garnets, and they believed that the stone would illuminate their way to the Valhana Temple. The palace of the Abyssinian king is also covered with garnet. The Crusaders put the garnet on their armor, and believe that the protective power of the gems will protect them safely. In the Middle Ages, it was widely believed that garnets had the mysterious power to eliminate disasters, enhance human vitality, and loyalty, so they were widely used by the knights. From the Princess of Abyssinia to Queen Marie Antoinette of France (Queen Louis XVI), their robes are filled with garnets, because people have always used her as a symbol of women's beauty since ancient times.
In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, many people mistake it for black rubies. Czechoslovaks especially admire garnets. Today, garnets are stored all over the world, and bohemians wearing garnets have become an important custom.
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