About
Aquamarine is a blue to green-blue variety of precious beryl, with an outstanding glass-like luster, and is the second most popular variety of beryl, next to Emerald. The name 'aquamarine' was derived from an old Latin expression which meant 'seawater'
Folklore, Legend, & Healing
Aquamarine is a blue to green-blue variety of precious beryl, with an outstanding glass-like luster, and is the second most popular variety of beryl, next to Emerald. The name 'aquamarine' was derived from an old Latin expression which meant 'seawater'
Folklore, Legend, & Healing
- Aquamarine has been regarded as 'the sailor's lucky stone' because it is said to have originated in the treasure chest of fabulous mermaids
- Its light blue color arouses feelings of sympathy, trust, harmony and friendship
- Aquamarine is also said to help with arthritis, eye inflammation, sore throat and varicose veins