Collection: MERMAIDS FOR GIRLS

Salacia Mermaid In ancient Roman mythology there was a goddess of salt water named Salacia, who was also a wife of Neptune. Neptune is the god of freshwater, also identified as Poseidon. The name comes from the Latin word ‘sal’ for salt.

Marina Mermaid /məˈriːnə/ Marina is a word for harbor for small boats. The word ‘marine,’ included in this name, refers to anything that is of the sea. The name also means ‘of the sea’ and is of Latin origin.

Odette Mermaid (ō det′) is the name of the princess turned Swan Queen from the ballet Swan Lake. The name has multiple origins, but in Albanian it means ‘sea.’

Pearl Mermaid /ˈpɜːrl/ Pearls are glistening pebble-like objects composed of calcium carbonates and are found within mollusks in the sea. Real pearls are quite valuable.

Harmony Mermaid /ˈhɑːrməni/ In musical terms, harmony is the combination of musical notes that make a pleasant sound. Mermaid have angelic singing voices. There’s also a certain tranquility about the sea. The word comes from the Greek word harmonia.

Jordana Mermaid /Jardana /This name becomes from the Jordan river, which flows through the Sea of Galilee. It also means "flowing down" like a river or waterfall, places mermaids might occupy.

Sapphire Mermaid /ˈsæfaɪər/ A sapphire is a precious gemstone that comes in shades of blue. The name Sapphire is of Hebrew origin and means “blue.”