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Boasting an incredibly beautiful natural colour, it's no wonder its name in Latin comes from the word “seawater”. Aquamarine evokes the color of the beautiful tropical waters of the world's seas.
Unsurprisingly, ancient civilizations like the Romans believed aquamarine had special powers specifically linked to safety at sea. Even today, aquamarine is a favourite of sailors, divers and those who take to the sea for sport.
Aquamarine and the zodiac sign Pisces are deeply linked, and for good reason! Both have ties to the sea, and its interchangeability between excitement and relaxation.
Like the sea, ever-changing and self-renewing, aquamarine gemstones are tied to youth, the young at heart, and also fascilitates healing and promotes self-expression.
Although diamonds come in colored varieties, this article does not touch on them and instead focuses on the other colored gemstones. There are two main types of gemstone that people talk about. ...
Take a look at the beautiful natural color of this stone and it’s not difficult to understand where the name for aquamarine came from. In Latin, it means “seawater” and the gem evokes the col...
It is always the largest, most colorful, most unique or best-cut gemstones that go down in history. For aquamarine, the case is no different. The largest and most famous aquamarine is the Dom Pe...