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In historical writing, understanding a period, a process, or a historical transformation has long been largely constructed through events, political ruptures, and leading individuals. Classical and positivist historiography shaped history mostly as chronological sequences of events and around “great men”; space, by contrast, occupied a passive role as background in these narratives. Yet from the second half of the 20th century onward, new historiographical approaches revealed that space is not m

Sapphire is a precious gemstone mineralogically belonging to the corundum (aluminum oxide, Al₂O₃) group and is particularly renowned for its blue tones. However, only sapphires are not only blue; they can also be found in yellow, pink, green, black and colorless like varieties. Corundums with a red color are not called sapphires but rubies. The word “sapphire” derives from the Latin “sapphirus” and Greek “sappheiros,” likely originating from ancient confusion with blue stones (particularly lapis