Eridanus

Revered across cultures for centuries, The Gem of Vitality, Protection, and Passion is a symbol of life force, courage, and prosperity. Red coral is more than a gemstone - it’s a living legacy of the ocean, infused with the power to energize, protect, and inspire.

Meaning water of the sea, Aquamarine empowers the wearer with the wisdom and power of the Divine Feminine. Inspiring calmness and clarity, this crystal’s tranquil energy nurtures emotional balance and sharpens intuition. Promotes courage and clear communication.

This noble metal is believed to enhance mental well-being and have anti-inflammatory and anti-aging benefits. Cleopatra famously wore a gold mask to maintain radiant skin, believing it had rejuvenating effects. Divinity, enlightenment and higher consciousness add to the natural beauty of this element.

According to legend, Phaëton, eager to prove his divine heritage, begged his father Helios to let him drive the sun chariot across the sky. Helios reluctantly agreed but warned Phaëton to follow the established path. However, Phaëton's inexperience led him to lose control of the chariot, causing it to veer dangerously close to the Earth. This resulted in widespread destruction, including the scorching of lands and the creation of deserts. To prevent further chaos, Zeus intervened by striking Phaëton down with a thunderbolt. Phaëton fell into the river Eridanus, which is often depicted as a winding celestial river in the night sky. This event is said to symbolize the consequences of hubris and the dangers of overreaching ambition.

Gold - evokes the tears of the Heliades, amber formed from their grief, linking Eridanus to mourning and transformation.

Fiery Orange - reflects Phaethon’s descent, his burning fall into the river adds a dramatic, solar hue.

Teal - associated with healing and fluidity, Eridanus is a river of mythic passage and celestial navigation.