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The Stone Two Traditions Cannot Agree On
Nofekh has been read as a red garnet and as turquoise — fire or sky, depending on which ancient language you follow. A FEDIYAR study of a real disagreement.
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A Word That Means Lightning
Bareqet, the third stone of the breastplate, is named for a flash of light, not a colour — and the Greek word that translated it meant almost any green gem.
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The Stone Named After a Search
Peridot, the green stone the Book of Exodus calls Pitdah, came from one fog-bound island in the Red Sea — and was called topaz for two thousand years.
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The Stone That Accepts a Name
Carnelian, the red chalcedony the Book of Exodus calls ’Odem, was the seal stone of the ancient world — the material people trusted to carry a name.
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Cannes Yachting Festival 2026: The Mediterranean’s Grand Opening of the Yachting Season
Dates, marinas, must-sees and practical tips: your complete FEDIYAR guide to the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, 8–13 September.
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Buying Luxury Property in Miami: Neighborhoods, Process & Taxes (2026 Guide)
Prestige neighborhoods, the buying process, foreign financing and low taxes: the complete 2026 guide to buying luxury property in Miami.
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Paris, the Capital of Luxury: Inside Haute Couture Week
From 6–9 July 2026, Paris hosts Haute Couture Week. FEDIYAR explores the capital’s luxury DNA, its ateliers and its most coveted addresses.
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Halifax: The Harbour That Changed the Rules of SailGP
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Rosewood Hong Kong: One of the Most Remarkable Addresses in Contemporary Luxury
From spectacular architecture and refined gastronomy to breathtaking views over Victoria Harbour, Rosewood Hong Kong has established itself as one of the leading references in international luxury hospitality. In the highly selective world of exceptional hospitality, certain properties transcend their role as hotels and become destinations in their own right. They do more than welcome…
