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Aquamarine: 7 Fun Facts
Aquamarine is an ideal birthstone to beautify the Jewelry in yellow gold or white gold. It is associated with the month of March. This fine gemstone is very captivating, with crystalline reflections that make it one of the most vibrant and aquatic among all birthstones. This stone can be found on rings, collars, bracelets, earrings and many others.
7 Fun Facts
- In China, these blue gemstones, with their unique luster, are said to bring aid to sick and unlucky people. They are associated with Kuan Yin, the goddess of compassion, pity and protector of children.
- During the Middle Ages, crystal stone was used to make divination balls that allowed clairvoyants to predict the future, as it was believed to have clairvoyant powers. It was attributed with the power to ward off malicious intentions, combat poisoning and restore relations with its enemies.
- This precious stone of March is of incomparable transparency and clarity.
- Poseidon. According to Pliny the Elder, who was the author of the first encyclopedia, aquamarines come from the hidden treasures of mermaids.
- Its magnificent aquamarine hue, an intense blue-green, is liée to the movement of waves and aims to protect navigators at sea during their travels.
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