Ancient Babylon.

Ancient Babylon is considered to be the birthplace of the earliest human civilization, Mesopotamia, located at the confluence of two river basins: the Tigris and the Euphrates. As early as 6,000 years ago in ancient Babylonia, emeralds became jewelry traded in the marketplace. The ancient Babylonian state dedicated emeralds to the goddess for some mystical power 6,000 years ago, and aquamarine was considered the essence of the sea to pray to the god of the sea for safety in navigation or fishing.

The Babylonian goddess of nature and harvest, Ishtar, whose name means "star", symbolized Venus in ancient Babylonian and Assyrian religions, and was also the goddess of love, fertility and war, is depicted with a lion at her feet and grain in her hands. Jewelrykg

Legend

Ishtar, the goddess of war and love, and Tamuz, the god of plants, were lovers in love. But the insidious god of hell was cynical and managed to make Tamuz die from her injuries. In order to pursue her dead lover, Ishtar descends into hell, but if the goddess wants to descend from heaven to hell, every time she descends into heaven and enters a door, she takes off a layer of veil representing the dignity of God and gradually loses her divinity in turn. Ishtar finally passed through the seven gates for her beloved and went to the path of death. When the world lost the god of love, everything declined and was on the verge of extinction. It was only under the pressure of the Lord God that the God of Hell awakened Ishtar and gave her the "Water of Life" as the Lord God had instructed. So the goddess sprinkled the water of life all over her lover ...... Tamuz woke up and sang a song of love and beauty

Religious status: Queen of the Universe

Ishtar as the goddess of war and sexuality in the Mesopotamian religion. She is known as Ishtar in Akkad, Astarte to the Western Semites, and Inanna to the Sumerians. In early Sumer, she was the god of storehouses, of rain and thunderstorms, and once the god of fertility, with a variety of conflicting natures, both happy and sad, fair game and hostile. In Akkad, she is associated with Venus, the patron goddess of prostitutes and taverns. Widely believed in the ancient Middle East, she was known as the Queen of the Universe.

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