Bracelets in Aquamarine / Blue Beryl or Aquamarine
light blue, blue-green
Linked to the sea, to water as the original matrix and source of life, your Aquamarine, Blue Beryl or Aquamarine bracelet is a composition of soft, maternal and soothing stones. In lithotherapy, your jewel is an asset to the clarity and fluidity of a man' s or woman's words.
The virtues of an aquamarine bracelet in lithotherapy
Aquamarine is also known as blue beryl.
All Beryls are a source of balance and stability, a protection against negative energies coming from others or from ourselves, opening the heart to forgiveness. The peace of mind reconciled with itself and the Universe nourishes a consciousness sensitive to intuition, love and empathy, in a spirit of both prudence and generosity.
Aquamarine is said to protect sailors and all those who have a special bond with the sea, with water. This stone honors verbal expression, singing and fair and benevolent communication. Knowing how to express one's emotions is a great asset that allows our inner waters to regain serenity.
Another fine stone with similar powers of clear expression is Blue Tourmaline or Indigolite. Together, these crystals reinforce each other in their virtues: you can discover the benefits and powers of Blue Tourmaline.
If you're looking for a Beryl that's conducive to harmony in love, take a closer look at an Emerald beaded bracelet and discover its lithotherapy virtues in detail.
Purifying your aquamarine bracelet
Reloading the stone
Exposure to sun, fire, wind. Or chimes, singing bowls, drums, fumigation, sacred geometryBlue Beryl Chakras:
GorgeAstrological sign
AquariusMineralogy of your blue beryl bracelet
The finest Aigues-marines come from South America (Brazil), Africa (Madagascar, Mozambique, Nigeria), and Central Asia (Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan).
It's a variety of beryl, itself a silicate derived from magmatic or metamorphic rocks. Its blue-green hue comes from the iron contained in prismatic crystals, translucent or transparent, with a vitreous beauty full of brilliance. This crystal is sometimes very large, and rather hard (7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale). Deceptions are not uncommon: it should not be confused with sapphire or topaz.
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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