Mineralogy

Basic Introduction to Altai AquamarineAquamarine belongs to the beryl family of minerals in mineralogy, with the English name Aquamarine. Here, "Aqua" means water, and "Marine" means ocean, indicating how aptly its name reflects its color.The following types are common:(1) Those containing chromium: Their color ranges from light to deep green, blue-green, or yellow-green beryl, which is highly prized as emerald.(2) Those containing iron: They appear sky-blue or sea-blue and are known as aquamarine.(3) Those containing cesium, lithium, and manganese: Their color is rose-red, known as morganite.(4) Beryl containing iron that appears golden yellow or pale lemon-yellow is called heliodor.(5) Beryl containing titanium and iron appears dark brown and is known as dark brown beryl.(6) Colorless and transparent beryl is known as goshenite. Nutritional Value1. Westerners generally believe that wearing aquamarine can give one foresight.2. Aquamarine corresponds to the throat chakra and is said to improve respiratory issues.3. It can enhance communication skills and persuasiveness; however, even the most powerful gemstones can only play a guiding and supportive role when worn over a long period.4. Containing earth, water, fire, and air elements, it has powerful healing, purifying, and spiritual powers, making it the most therapeutic crystal. Product FeaturesAquamarine primarily occurs in…