What does purple stand for?

Purple represents nobility and is often the favorite color of nobles. In Christianity, purple stands for sadness. Purple also represents courage and courage.

Symbolism: In China tradition, purple is the color of kings. For example, the Forbidden City in Beijing is also called the Forbidden City, and there is also the so-called "purple gas coming from the east".

Purple represents nobility and is often the favorite color of nobles. Because the purple dyes commonly used by Tyres in ancient Rome were only worn by nobles, almost all the clothes dyed were scarlet, which was also very popular with the monarch at that time.

In Christianity, purple stands for sadness.

Purple also represents courage and courage.

Amethyst: mysterious and romantic, it is the only purple gem. It can help you develop your wisdom and develop your potential; Amethyst also represents love, which can make the other person love you forever and promote popularity and heterosexual relationship.