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Capri - Sterling Silver Aquamarine
Capri - Sterling Silver Aquamarine
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Capri - Sterling Silver Aquamarine

$70.00

Beautifully beaded & wire wrapped with sterling silver chain & wire.  These necklace are intended to wear up high on your neck, not quite a choker, but high on the neckline.

Aquamarine, known as the "Stone of Courage and Communication," is cherished for its soothing blue hues and versatile applications. In the realm of metaphysics, Aquamarine is used to enhance clarity, calm, and balance, making it a popular aid for meditation and stress relief. It is believed to promote clear communication, self-expression, and emotional healing, often worn to alleviate fear and inspire trust and harmony. Additionally, Aquamarine's serene color and beauty make it a favored choice for jewelry, symbolizing purity and tranquility. Historically, it was also considered a protective talisman for sailors, believed to ensure safe passage across stormy seas.

  1. Ancient Romans: The Romans believed that Aquamarine was sacred to Neptune, the god of the sea. They thought that the stone had fallen from the treasure chests of mermaids, making it a talisman of protection for sailors. It was often carried by seafarers to ensure a safe and prosperous voyage, protecting them from the dangers of the ocean.

  2. Ancient Greeks: Similarly, the Greeks associated Aquamarine with Poseidon, their god of the sea. They would engrave the likeness of Poseidon on Aquamarine stones and carry them as amulets to protect themselves during long sea journeys.

  3. Middle Ages: In the Middle Ages, Aquamarine was believed to have the power to reconcile differences between enemies and make the wearer unconquerable and quick-witted. It was also used as an antidote to poison.

  4. Sumerians, Egyptians, and Hebrews: These ancient civilizations also valued Aquamarine for its purported healing properties. They believed that it could cure ailments related to the stomach, liver, throat, and jaw, and that it had a calming effect on the wearer.

  5. Folklore: According to legend, Aquamarine was the treasure of mermaids and was used by sailors as a talisman to bring good luck and fearlessness on the open waters. It was believed to keep sailors safe from the perils of the sea and ensure their safe return home.

Approximately 17.5"L from clasp to end. 

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