This bracelet features 6 genuine aquamarine beads and is accented with onyx. The bracelet is approximately 7" in diameter and will fit most adult wrists.

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Aquamarine is a blue green variety of Beryl. The Beryl group of gemstones also includes Emeralds. According to legend, aquamarine originated in the treasure chest of fabulous mermaids, and has since ancient times, been regarded as 'the sailor's lucky stone'. Aquamarine gives courage, calms emotions and can help overcome the fear of public speaking. Aquamarine can vary in color from a pale, almost translucent greenish-blue, to an opaque powder blue.

Wear your aquamarine bracelet to activate your throat chakra and give you the courage to call out your colleague on his passive-aggressive bullshit.

Wear it when you need to speak to a group of people 20 years younger than you who will have no idea what you're talking about and ask the universe to allow them to accept the wisdom of your experience.

Aquamarine is the traditional birthstone for those born in March and the natural birthstone of those born when the world awaits the spring (February 19 - March 19). It's associated with the zodiac sign of Scorpio.

Aquamarine activates and balances the energies of the Throat Chakra.

The Throat Chakra is the voice of the body, a pressure valve that allows the energy from the other chakras to be expressed. A balanced throat chakra allows us to express what we think and what we feel, to communicate our ideas, beliefs, and emotions and to bring our truth out into the world.

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