What is Aquamarine?
The aquamarine is English name Aquamarinl and is derived from the Latin Sea Water “Sea Water”. Legend has it that this beautiful gem is produced on the seabed and is the essence of sea water. Therefore, it is a maritime home that prays that Poseidon will protect the safety of navigation and call it "Fo Shenshi". The gemstones in China are called “blue crystals”.
Aquamarine is characterized by sky blue, sea blue, glass luster, less inclusions, clean, transparent, weak dichroism, hexagonal columnar crystal form. Aquamarine is brittle, afraid of high temperature, easy to burst at high temperatures, and will fade when exposed to fire. Avoid wearing and avoiding fire when wearing.
Aquamarine has long been regarded as the "stone of the brave" and is regarded as a symbol of happiness and youthfulness. Many countries in the world have designated aquamarine as the “Marchstone of Birth”, symbolizing calmness, courage and intelligence. Westerners believe that wearing aquamarine can make people have a foresight. At the same time, it also has the power of hypnosis and evil spirits and the magical medical value. Water dipped in aquamarine can cure eye diseases, suffocation and snoring.
Aquamarine is mainly found in the pegmatite deposit - sugar-granular sodium-long petrified pegmatite. The world's most famous aquamarine is produced in Mina Gerais, Brazil; followed by Russia, China and other regions. According to reports, in 1912, a 19-inch-long, 16-inch-wide, 243-pound aquamarine crystal was found in Brazil. It was green and blue and very transparent. It should be the world's largest aquamarine so far.
Features
- Representing peace, happiness and happiness
- Effectively eliminate negative energy
- Can strengthen the ability
- Can enhance self-confidence and strengthen personal courage
- Can resolve hostility and interpersonal relationships are excluded
- It is the best amulet for marine workers, and it can be smooth sailing
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