Name: Aquamarine Stone – History, Meaning & Facts You Should Know
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Aquamarine is a stunning gemstone that captures the serene colors of the sea.

Its name comes from the Latin words aqua, meaning water, and marina, meaning the sea.

With its soothing blue to greenish blue shades, aquamarine has been treasured for centuries, not only for its beauty, but

also for its symbolism and believed powers.

Historically, aquamarine has been associated with sailors and travelers.

Ancient seafarers believed that this gemstone was a gift from the sea God Neptune, offering them protection during voyages.

They they carried it as a talisman to calm the waves and ensure safe travels.

In many legends, aquamarine was also thought to be the treasure of mermaids, bringing good luck and harmony to those who possessed it.

Aquamarine belongs to the beryl family of minerals, the same family that includes emerald.

However, unlike the deep green of emerald, aquamarine's colors range from pale blue to a rich turquoise, often reminiscent of clear tropical waters.

Its clarity and brilliance make it a favorite choice for fine jewelry.

The gemstone's history dates back to ancient civilizations.

The Romans carved aquamarine into amulets and engraved them with images of the sea, believing it could heal emotional wounds and promote calmness.

In the Middle Ages, it was believed that aquamarine could act as an antidote to poison and even help couples strengthen their marriage by encouraging trust and communication.