Aquamarine Kitsune

Aquamarine Kitsune

Was: £350
Now: £320

A kitsune is a legendary Japanese yōkai—a supernatural fox spirit with powerful abilities, including shapeshifting, illusion, and possession. Known for their intelligence and long lifespans, they are associated with the goddess Inari and can be benevolent (zenko) or mischievous (nogitsune). Kitsune are a prominent feature of Japanese folklore and culture, appearing in religious shrines, art, and even cuisine, with dishes like kitsune udon (udon with fried tofu) named in their honour.
Zenko (Good Fox): These are benevolent, spiritual beings and messengers of the goddess Inari, often depicted with a protective function at shrines and associated with fertility, prosperity, and good harvests.
Nogitsune (Wild Fox): These are mischievous or malicious fox spirits, often acting as tricksters.

Aquamarine's metaphysical properties include its ability to promote calmness, reduce stress and anxiety, and facilitate emotional cleansing and healing. It is also known for enhancing communication skills, particularly in truthfulness and articulation, and for its connection to the throat chakra. Additionally, aquamarine is believed to support intuition, personal clarity, and courage.