Aquamarine
Origin:Latin
Meaning:Marine water, sea water; Bluish-green color; A gemstone that's a blue-green variety of beryl
You've most likely heard of the mesmerizing gemstone aquamarine, but have you ever considered it as a feminine given name? If you've seen the 2006 movie Aquamarine, then you already know it's a certified name for mermaids! Aquamarine stems from the Latin aqua and marinus, highlighting the crystal's oceanic color with the meaning "sea water" or "marine water." In holistic practices, aquamarine is believed to have an energy that's calming, cleansing, and soothing, and helps connect the Throat and Heart Chakras for clear, authentic communication. Aquamarine is said to be the treasure of mermaids, and legend tells that sailors wore aquamarine talismans for protection. Whether your little water baby can't get enough of splashing in the waves or has big, glittering eyes you could just drown in, Aquamarine will suit their magical nature.
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Online Etymology Dictionary, aguamarine
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