Written by Merman Moises
Edited by Mermaid Wioletta
Now when you figured out which mermaid from the “Mermaid Princess Amelia” corresponds to your Zodiac sign, it’s time to find your lucky gem! Check out the table below to instantly find information about the lucky stone for your character!
| Siren | Stone | Comment |
| Lara Lanorth | Diamond | The diamond is one of the most special and precious gemstones. It is a symbol of several noble virtues such as for example the true love between spouses, inner strength, and also resilience. Lara is a hopeless romantic who never stops believing in true love. She’s also a cheerful person with great sense of humor, who’s not trouble-free, but always overcomes obstacles with grace. No wonder that the diamond is her favorite gem! |
| Greene Grant | Jade | Greene Grant / Guo Guiying has several reasons to choose jade. As the daughter of the ruler of the East China Sea, she surely had come in close contact with this precious, famous stone both in the sea and on land. Described in the oriental mythology as the gem of the dragons, jade is highly valued for its great beauty and resistence. This makes it great for all uses: jewelry, masks and weapons. Greene loves spring and everything that’s beautiful, and this stone, representing eternal life and beauty, is just perfect for her. |
| Amelia Quintana & Tikalie Uxmal | Glass | Antemidia is famous for its artistic glass work, the greatest example of which would be the royal palace of Atanga. Both Amelia and her predecessor, Tikalie, are called “Her Limpidity” to show honor to this translucent material. Amelia tries very hard to be a person as real, clear and transparent as glass itself. |
| Araminta Samantha Santoro | Pink Marble | Pink Marble is an elegant and relatively smooth stone that radiates peace and calm. Maxine Foti stated that it was widely used in Atlantis; Samantha’s home country. This princess’ personality – friendly, sensitive and delicate – perfectly corresponds to the pink marble’s nature, which amalgamates equal doses of softness and hardness, remaining a royal stone. |
| Poseyda Eos | Sapphire | The meaning of the word “sapphire” comes from the Hebrew word “sapir,” that means “neat.” Sapphires are gems characterized by great hardness and they’re also elegant – just like the diamond. Their classical color is deep blue, although – especially in Greece, Poseyda’s homeland – you can find white, pink and golden ones. They are all beautiful, varied and eye-catching stones, destined to attract attention in the same way that the Poseyda and her hair do. |
| Davika Thani | Pearl | A lot of people value pearls for how they’re created. When a foreign body, e.g. grain of sand, gets inside a clam, the clam begins to cover it with concentric layers of shimmering mother-of-pearl material, transforming it into a beautiful pearl. Davika may not be the friendliest person ever, but she’s always taking care of herself and doing her best to shine. No wonder she picked pearls as her favorite gem! |
| Sawa Zielinska Mewa Zielinska | Amber | Amber is one of the most special semi-precious stones in the world, with its stunning colors (brown, crimson, red, orange, yellow… even green!). Especially famous is the amber from Baltic Sea, where the sister mermaids Sawa and Mewa were born. For many, the amber is a kind of time capsule since, it is fossilized resin in which one can find small treasures trapped for millions of years, such as branches, leaves, insects and small animals. |
| Kamadia De Lisle | All gems | The princess of the Kingdom of a Thousand Jewels doesn’t need to settle for a single gemstone – and thank God, cause she probably wouldn’t be able to choose! Her kingdom is located close to Madagascar, whicih is an island that has some of the largest deposits of gemstones in the world, both terrestrial and underwater ones. Some examples include enormous rubies, diamonds, sapphires, pearls, turquoises that give the island – and the kingdom that populates its waters – its well-deserved fame. |
| Nubia Khaled | Turquoise | Turquoise was a common ornament in the funerary masks of famous rulers of ancient Egypt, and it is often used by the sirens of the Lotus State: such as Nubia herself, or the mermaid pharaoh. Turquoise is very rare, and that’s exactly what makes it precious and valued over time. It can be spotted in a variety of colors: white, navy blue, sky blue, greenish blue… even yellowish green! It is also relatively fragile, elegant and regal. Nubia is one of those who believe that these gems symbolize courage, hope and success in love, and she wears a bracelet made of it. |
| Edith Dvali | Obsidian | Obsidians are usually created underground in the volcanoes, when felsic lava cools rapidly. Normally, they have dark colors, but those may change a little depending on how the stone is cut. Overall, obsidians are said to absorb and consume dark energy, and purify the aura and spirit of those who keep them close. No wonder that this stone, is Edith’s favorite. Edith is a kind, respectful and forgiving person whose smile always makes everyone’s day brighter.. |
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