Protection

To carry a closed door.

Five pieces, built on sapphire, agate, topaz and garnet. Sapphire is the second-hardest thing on earth and it decided to be the colour of the sky; it went into bishops' rings and travellers' clasps for exactly that reason. Agate is named after a Sicilian river that ran out of it, and was cut into eyes and worn facing outward. Swiss blue topaz is here for the piece that is meant to be seen coming. Garnet went with people who were going somewhere at night.

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