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| was
thought
to
spark
creativity
and
help
the
wearer
resist
melancholy. |
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| was
known
to
the
Ancient
Greek
to
protect
one
against
drunkenness.
It
is
also
associated
with
luck,
wit
and
health. |
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| Aquamarine
is
associated
with
happiness
and
understanding.
It
stands
as
a
symbol
of
consistency
when
presented
to
a
new
bride. |
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| the
ultimate
gift
of
love,
comes
from
the
Greek
word
“adamas”
meaning
“unconquerable”
suggesting
the
eternity
of
love
and
relationship. |
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| represents
fidelity,
goodness
and
love,
and
was
also
known
to
strengthen
the
owner’s
memory. |
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| is
connected
with
peace,
beauty
and
nobility.
It
is
also
considered
to
be
an
emblem
of
modesty,
chastity
and
purity. |
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| stands
for
love,
enthusiasm
and
strength.
It
often
is
given
as
a
gift
that
represents
devotion
and
passion. |
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| signifies
success,
dignity
and
protection.
It
is
believed
to
help
dreams
become
reality. |
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| is
known
as
the
stone
of
prosperity.
It
is
a
symbol
of
purity,
truth,
sincerity
and
consistency. |
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| portraying
its
magical
glow
and
play
of
colors;
it
is
believed
to
bring
beauty,
success
and
happiness
to
its
wearer. |
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| with
its
bright
color,
has
been
associated
with
light-heartedness
and
cheerfulness,
and
is
a
symbol
of
hope,
health,
and
fidelity. |
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| represents
wisdom,
courage
and
sincerity.
This
stone
is
also
believed
to
stand
for
uprightness. |
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