The Crystaline Necklace
This 18” aquamarine beaded necklace features sterling silver spacers between each bead, giving it a flexible, liquid feel. A silver hook and loop clasp completes the piece. Handmade in the USA.
Aquamarine, a beautiful blue to blue-green variety of beryl, derives its name from the Latin words for "water" and "sea." This gemstone has a rich history, believed by ancient civilizations to be a treasure of mermaids and a protective talisman for sailors. Metaphysically, aquamarine is associated with tranquility, clarity, and enhanced communication, promoting emotional healing and calmness. Interestingly, its color varies due to the presence of iron, with the most valued specimens showcasing an intense blue hue.
This 18” aquamarine beaded necklace features sterling silver spacers between each bead, giving it a flexible, liquid feel. A silver hook and loop clasp completes the piece. Handmade in the USA.
Aquamarine, a beautiful blue to blue-green variety of beryl, derives its name from the Latin words for "water" and "sea." This gemstone has a rich history, believed by ancient civilizations to be a treasure of mermaids and a protective talisman for sailors. Metaphysically, aquamarine is associated with tranquility, clarity, and enhanced communication, promoting emotional healing and calmness. Interestingly, its color varies due to the presence of iron, with the most valued specimens showcasing an intense blue hue.
This 18” aquamarine beaded necklace features sterling silver spacers between each bead, giving it a flexible, liquid feel. A silver hook and loop clasp completes the piece. Handmade in the USA.
Aquamarine, a beautiful blue to blue-green variety of beryl, derives its name from the Latin words for "water" and "sea." This gemstone has a rich history, believed by ancient civilizations to be a treasure of mermaids and a protective talisman for sailors. Metaphysically, aquamarine is associated with tranquility, clarity, and enhanced communication, promoting emotional healing and calmness. Interestingly, its color varies due to the presence of iron, with the most valued specimens showcasing an intense blue hue.
