Collection: Aquamarine

Aquamarine

Aquamarine stone: what is it?

Aquamarine, or aqua-marine, (from the Latin aqua marina, “sea water”) is a mineral from the silicate group, subgroup of cyclosilicates. It is a natural stone with a hardness ranging from 7.5 to 8 Mohs, making it a hard stone. Its density varies from 2.68 to 2.91. It is composed of silicon dioxide, aluminum, copper, beryllium and iron. It is its iron level that will define its shade of blue, ranging from pale blue to deep green-blue. It is a fine stone particularly appreciated in jewelry when it is lagoon blue in color.

Since ancient times, aquamarine has been associated with love, harmony and couples. She also offers herself in engagement in order to consolidate a couple and facilitate marital relations. In the Middle Ages, it was attributed with curative virtues. Simply place it in water so that it becomes loaded with beneficial properties.

Aquamarine in lithotherapy

In lithotherapy, colors have meaning. Blue-green is associated with the throat chakra and therefore is closely linked to respiratory problems on a physical level. On a psychological level, the throat is the essential element of expression and communication. By acting on the throat chakra, aquamarine helps to let go and healthier relationships with others. Aquamarine can help you relax. It is a stone that helps resist stress and promote positive thinking. Its vibration reduces anxiety and gives way to inner peace. Aquamarine was once used to make crystal balls because it was associated with intelligence and memory. They also accompany those who go on stage to combat the stress linked to the performance.

Benefits: Protection (travel), calming, creativity

Astrological signs: Aquarius, Pisces, Libra, Gemini.

Chakra: Neck and Throat.

Aquamarine is generally associated with other stones such as moonstone or lapis lazuli. Don't know which stone to choose? Browse our guide to stones according to your astrological sign .

Discover our selection of aquamarine jewelry and objects

Find below a whole selection of stones in various bluish hues, from almost transparent green-blue to bright and deep blue. You will find, for example, tumbled stones, raw stones but also spheres. For jewelry, we offer you the choice between round or faceted beads, forming bracelets, pendants, earrings, necklaces or even pendants. We regularly update our "aquamarine" panel in order to always offer you sumptuous objects or jewelry.

How to recharge aquamarine?

The advantage of aquamarine is that it is easy to maintain. This semi-precious stone can be cleaned by simply running it under running water, neither hot nor cold. It can also be placed above the steamer. Then use a soft cloth to dry it without using chemicals. Sunlight is enough to recharge aquamarine. Alternatively, simply place the aquamarine on the white quartz overnight.

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