Birthstone Rosary - Aquamarine March

Birthstone Rosary - Aquamarine March

Strung threaded Rosary design

stunning rosary

53cm in length

Presented in an organza bag

We
used 6mm Aquamarine  glass beads.  Each bead
is capped with
silver plated flower spacers, which in turn have tiny glass aquamarine
seed beads on either side. The Mystery beads are a mixture of various
size Aquamarine Glass beads. Each
bead is
capped with  silver plated flower caps.   The center piece features Our lady of Guadalupe. The
crucifix is ornate with the immaculate Heart of Mary and Sacred Heart of Jesus figures on either side of the crucifix 5cm long

We make to order to
your specific needs and requests.Our Specialty rosary's and chaplets are
handmade in South Africa. We take care to
ensure that these rosaries are UNIQUE in design.  Therefore we only have
one listed rosary under our special rosaries, and usually a limited
edition of our Chaplet design.  We also take pride in using good quality
beads, chain, pins, center pieces and crucifix's.

March Birthstone Color

Aquamarine is a semi precious gem that comes in colors of the sea (from the

Latin,


aqua


for water and


marina


for sea), usually found in light blue to a deeply saturated blue. The s

oothing blue-green hues of the watery depths are captured forever in these jewels.

Aquamarine is

a mineral
beryl forming from cooling magma deep inside the Earth. Beryl has many
beautiful gem varieties: intense green emerald, blue to blue-green
aquamarine, golden yellow heliodor, rare red beryl, and pink morganite.

Birthstone Facts

&

Folklore

Early sailors believed that aquamarine talismans, etched with the
likeness of the sea god Neptune, protected them against ocean dangers
and drowning. According to a related legend, ancient sailors believed
that mermaids' tails were made of aquamarine.  The gem was called
the "Treasure of Mermaids" with the control to make the sailors secure
at the sea.

Perhaps because of its tie to water, the aquamarine is thought to
exude a calming, soothing influence; the stone helps the wearer stay
more cool and level-headed during stressful situations.

Many cultures believed that aquamarine had a relaxing influence on
land, particularly on married couples. It could reawaken love. It was
also a symbol of everlasting youth. Place your aquamarine under a full
Moon, to help restore its look and renew its energy.

In Roman times, aquamarine was
used to alleviate digestion, overeating and reduction of body fluid
retention, and stomach diseases; all one had to do was drink the water
in which the gem had been soaking.

It could also heal your heart, thymus, lymph nodes, throat, and immune system.

The aquamarine's healing energy is linked to the throat chakra, and
is thought to also help the wearer with communication
and self-expression.