Are mermaids and mermen from “Mermaid Princess Amelia” fantasy series by Maxine Foti beautiful and attractive?
Maxine Foti describes much beauty in the seas in her “Mermaid Princess Amelia” fantasy series. Coral reefs, sea animals, underwater treasures… And, of course, mermaids and mermen!
Half-human, half fish, with their tails and fins varying in shape and color: some vibrant and similar to beautiful gemstones (pink quartz, or cerulean turquoise), others lighter and more pastel-colored, in different shades of cream, caramel, or gold. Mermaids and mermen’s fins are diverse; some may be pretty simple, and some are reminiscent of sea creatures such as flying fish or reddish herrings. Others resemble exotic flowers divided into numerous petals like lotuses. Jet Mir Thakur is a merman with this type of tail.
It is very likely that at some time, you passed by a mermaid or triton for few things are as easy for them as getting lost on land. However, you didn’t realize you were in front of underwater creatures as on the ground; they have legs to blend in. When Amelia Quintana first meets Edith Dvali, Davika Thani, and Nubia Khaled, they all look like humans! Still, their eyes are reminiscent of precious stones and metals.
Mermaids’ eyes can be almost as golden as the ornaments of an ancient pharaoh or as silvery as luxuries. Some are reminiscent of pinkish pearls, warm ambers, purplish amethysts, greenish or bluish turquoises, emeralds, and aquamarines.
And the mermaid and mermen’s hair is no different. They can have hair of usual shades such as black, brown, or blonde, but also a plethora of other colors such as green, fire red, sapphire blue, or various combinations. Certain mermaids such as Samantha Santoro or Poseyda Eos have highlights. Poseyda has lime-green hair with purple locks and Samantha – pink salmon locks with dark strands.
So remember, the next time you meet a person with unique hair and eyes, perhaps, it’s not about hair dye or contact lenses; maybe it’s a real mermaid… Don’t ask them, though, for they must keep their identity secret.
But the mermaids’ beauty is not all about their genetics, no. Humans wear rings, necklaces, or bracelets to decorate themselves, and mermaids do too. Pearl earrings, coral collars, and shell brooches are popular, too. Mermaids of the Laccadive Sea tend to place small gems on the forehead, like many Hindus. Those from the Gulf of Mexico, such as Leticia Alvarez, enjoy Aztec-style golden jewelry decorated by various jewels, such as jades. And those from Lotus State wear bracelets with Egyptian Ankh symbols. Nerlandese, on the other hand, tend to wear regal dark blue clothes that give them a royal look.
To this, we must mention the mermaids’ splendid kingdoms, which create one of the most impressive sights in the oceans described by Maxine Foti. Many are exceptionally developed civilizations with different nations’ societies, cultures, and religions. A few examples are Antemidia, Black Sea, East China Sea, Kara Sea, Kingdom of One Thousand Jewels, Sambath, Scottish Sea, Thai Pearl Empire, or Yellow Sea. If you’d like to learn considerably more about the mermaid world, we welcome you to check this specific article!
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