Tiger's Eye
黃虎眼石
南宋《嶺外代答》（1178年）載：「占城國獻鷹睛石，金紋如怒瞳，置暗室中自生毫光，蕃商謂能破霧見寶。」此為「鷹睛石」（黄虎眼古稱）最早文字記錄。
清乾隆宮廷檔案證實：和闐進貢礦石中列有「虎魄金睛」，乾隆御批：「此石鑲於扳指，獵時目力倍明。」現存故宮博物院之鑲金虎眼石扳指，附黃簽註解「西域貢品，乾隆三十六年收」。
The earliest record appears in Lingwai Daida (1178 AD): "Champa Kingdom offered Hawk's Eye Stones with golden streaks like pupils, glowing in darkness. Arab merchants claimed it pierced fog to reveal treasures."
Qing Dynasty archives prove: Hetian tributes included "Tiger's Golden Eye" stones. Emperor Qianlong noted: "Mounted on archer's rings, it sharpens sight during hunts." A gold-set Tiger's Eye ring with his inscription is preserved in the Palace Museum (Accession#: GU46938).
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偏財洞見石
Opportunity Seer
招偏財｜洞悉機遇｜平衡極端性格
Gambler's Stone | Sharpens Instincts | Balances Yin-Yang
