
Aquamarine, the birthstone for March and has a rich history of lore and legend. Neptune, God of the sea gave the gift of the watery blue stone to mermaids. Throughout ancient worlds the stone is often associated with victory during battle and protecting sailors at sea.
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Aquamarine Silver Butterfly Necklace |
When it comes to love, Aquamarine was also considered the most appropriate morning gift to give to a bride by her groom following the consummation of their marriage. In Medieval times, the stone was thought to reawaken the love of married couples.
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Huge, Smooth Round Aquamarine Gemstone Pendant Necklace on Oxidized Sterling Chain | - OvGillies |
So whether you are saling into the sunset with a new love or rekindling romance, remember to bring some aquamarine as it is always better to give than receive!
Thanks for reading,
Thanks for reading,
(note from Norah: Stacy makes beautiful note cards too!)
Lovely examples of aquamarine!
ReplyDeleteNice post ... Pretty jewelry!
ReplyDeleteJust love aquamarine! One of my favorites!
ReplyDeletea morning after gift! lol
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your post - love aquamarine!
What lovely selections for this post.
ReplyDeleteI love learning more about this stone! Such beautiful jewelry examples too. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteAquamarine sure is a special gemstone, not only because it's my birthstone :)!!!! Lovely post and jewelry!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty jewelry and note cards, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteInteresting post! Beautiful sedum photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful aquamarine finds - it's always been one of my favorite stones!
ReplyDeleteI love aquamarine. Beautiful jewelry.
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