1What is the constellation of 65438+ born on October 6th?

Birthday flower: chrysanthemum

The flower of St. Brno established the Knights Order of Caltevucho.

Christianity has the habit of associating saints with specific flowers since ancient times, because the church often decorates the altar with blooming flowers when commemorating saints! In medieval Catholic monasteries, flowers were planted like gardening centers. Over time, the church mixed 366-day saints with different flowers to form a so-called flower calendar. Most of the monasteries at that time were located in southern Europe, and the maritime climate in southern Europe was very suitable for planting flowers and plants. Chrysanthemum morifolium in Compositae was chosen as a saint dedicated to Raniero, who founded the Carte Valley Keoglio monastery in Shadru Mountain near Ranieroberu, France in the 1 1 century. It was naturally born in central and southern Europe, and even spread all over Gaojia area.

Flower language: clear and clear

This is an aromatic plant with fresh breath. The British believe that this fragrance can purify the surrounding air, so in order to prevent air pollution, it is planted near home. So its flower language is "Qing". Anyone who is blessed by this flower will bring a comfortable feeling to the people around him. As long as you are around, the surroundings will be full of fresh breath. Therefore, your lover will spoil you, be deeply attracted by you, and want to be with you often.

Birthstone: opal

Mixed with red as ruby, blue as sapphire, green as emerald, opal with various gems and colors shows a sense of harmony. Colorful luster is the characteristic of opal. The richer the color, the better the quality.

As for the high-brightness opal in Mexico and opal in ivory or black in Australia, although there are great differences in appearance, they are equally popular. The more expensive one is Black Opal in Australia.

The legend of opal

Since ancient times, Europeans have had a superstition: 10 people who were not born in October will bring misfortune if they have opals. This superstition may be because it has many color changes! In Scotland, people think it is a strange stone that has influenced people's lives seven times. Legend has it that there was a beautiful girl named Christine, a noble family in Edinburgh. One day she accidentally got the original stone of Opal, which she cherished very much. Because of the original stone, she went from the king's lover to the duchess, monk and nun, and finally became a prostitute and died in poverty. But this rumor was refuted by Queen Victoria. Her favorite necklace is made of opal!