This listing is for ONE necklace. The colour, size and shape will vary between each piece and will be similar to the one photographed. Your stone will be chosen with love, intuition and intention.
Aquamarine is the stone of the honest voice. Its throat chakra association is universal in modern practice, and its specific reputation is for overcoming the fear of speaking rather than for eloquence.
That distinction matters. Aquamarine is not the stone for being persuasive. It is the stone for people who know what they want to say and cannot get it out — which is a much more common problem.
Its sea associations give it a second layer: calm, flow, letting go. It is traditionally described as the stone of eternal youth and happiness, and as encouraging trust and gentle release rather than gripping tighter.
And the sailor's talisman history is real and long. If you travel by water, or simply like the continuity of it, that is a lovely thing to carry forward.
Aquamarine is best known for overcoming the fear of speaking, its central and most specific association. It supports clear, heartfelt communication by opening the throat for what you actually mean, and it is a calm, soothing stone with a distinctly watery, flowing quality. It is traditionally used for trust and letting go — loosening a grip on something — and its oldest documented use is protection on water, carried by sailors for safe passage. It is also associated with self-love, a reminder of how important it is. Chakra-wise, aquamarine works with the throat chakra. It is associated with the element of Water, with Aries, Gemini and Pisces, and it is the March birthstone.
Stone: Approximately 1.5" x .75"
Chain: 925 Sterling Silver. Nickel Free/Lead Free.
Length: Customizable
Clasps/Jump rings: 925 Sterling silver
Wire: Silver plated copper and brass with tarnish resistant coating.
Weight including chain: Approximately 20.8 g
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