Chrysanthemum means originally which two of these?
Great Chrysanthemum Diamond of the Hope Diamond, purchased the rough stone from its original owners, saving it from the fate of being cut in two. It was Cohen who christened the stone the Great Chrysanthemum, after attending the Chrysanthemum Ball in San Antonio, Texas. When Cohen later learned through Ms. Craggett, his assistant, that the word Chrysanthemum meant "gold flower" in Greek, Cohen made it official. Under the direction of Cohen, the Great Chrysanthemum was later cut and crafted by S & M Kaufmann of New York. Cohen fashioned the fancy, rich golden-brown stone into a pear-shaped, faceted diamond. A letter dated October
Chrysanthemum tea tea has been drunk, hot water is typically added again to the flowers in the pot (producing a tea that is slightly less strong); this process is often repeated several times. Chrysanthemum tea was first drunk during the Song Dynasty (960–1279). Several varieties of chrysanthemum, ranging from white to pale or bright yellow in color, are used for tea. These include: Of these, the first two are most popular. Some varieties feature a prominent yellow flower head while others do not. "Gukhwacha" () is made from dried Indian chrysanthemum collected before fully opened. Although typically prepared at home, chrysanthemum tea