Aquamarine Meaning and magickal uses
Also called Sea Stone
A sea-blue gem for calm courage, clear speech, and water magick.
- Intentions
- Peace, Protection, Cleansing, Confidence
- Element
- Water
- Planet
- The Moon
- Day
- Monday
- Moon phase
- Full Moon
- Chakra
- Throat
- Color
- Pale blue to blue-green, transparent
- Hardness
- 7.5 - 8
- Found in
- Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar
How to use it
- Carry it near water
Bring aquamarine to the sea, a lake, or a river. Hold it while you watch the water move, and release a little more tension with each slow exhale.
- Speak calmly and clearly
Wear aquamarine at your throat during interviews or presentations. Touch it before you begin and imagine your words flowing easily and calmly, like a clear stream.
- Cleanse with a bath
Set aquamarine beside, not in, a warm bath with sea salt. As you soak, picture the water gently washing away the day's worries and leaving you clear and refreshed.
Works well with
Substitutes
History and folklore
Aquamarine takes its name from the Latin for seawater. Traditionally sailors carried it as a charm for calm seas and safe voyages, and folklore says it was a treasure of mermaids. Romans believed it could help a person stay calm and steady. Aquamarine is a form of beryl, the same mineral family as emerald. Modern witches use it in water magick, for calm courage in stressful moments, and for clear, gentle communication.
A sea-blue gem for calm courage, clear speech, and water magick.
- Intentions: Peace, Protection, Cleansing, Confidence
- Element: Water
- Planet: The Moon
- Zodiac: Pisces, Aquarius
- Day: Monday
- Moon phase: Full Moon
- Chakra: Throat
- Color: Pale blue to blue-green, transparent
- Hardness: 7.5 - 8
- Found in: Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar
How to use it
- Carry it near water. Bring aquamarine to the sea, a lake, or a river. Hold it while you watch the water move, and release a little more tension with each slow exhale.
- Speak calmly and clearly. Wear aquamarine at your throat during interviews or presentations. Touch it before you begin and imagine your words flowing easily and calmly, like a clear stream.
- Cleanse with a bath. Set aquamarine beside, not in, a warm bath with sea salt. As you soak, picture the water gently washing away the day's worries and leaving you clear and refreshed.
Works well with: Water, Full Moon, Blue Candle, Monday, The Moon
Folklore
Aquamarine takes its name from the Latin for seawater. Traditionally sailors carried it as a charm for calm seas and safe voyages, and folklore says it was a treasure of mermaids. Romans believed it could help a person stay calm and steady. Aquamarine is a form of beryl, the same mineral family as emerald. Modern witches use it in water magick, for calm courage in stressful moments, and for clear, gentle communication.
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