Aquamarine: Water Color
With a name like aquamarine, it’s not surprising this brilliant greenish-blue gem is the color of water. Its sparkling depths make you think of warm, clear ocean waves lapping on a white sand beach.
Close your eyes and picture that sunny day at the beach. Are you surprised that aquamarine is the gem of happiness?
Legend says that this gem receives its power from mermaids, who use it to keep sailors safe during storms at sea. (For maximum protective effect, it must be bathed in sea water.)
Aquamarine is the mineral beryl, which makes it a close relative of emerald. T
February 24th, 2011 by Tayla Seppelt | No Comments »
We love this gemstone for its captivating color and versatility, but aquamarine also has great Biblical, historical and mythical significance.
The latest styles for bridal jewelry are pretty and pink. Rose gold and pink gems are adding a touch of romance and warm flattering color to engagement rings, wedding bands and wedding-day jewelry.
