August’s Sturgeon Moon

Full Moon in August

The Algonquian Native Americans named August's full moon after the giant lake sturgeon, a freshwater fish native to the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain. Sturgeon are considered "living fossils" because they have not changed much in appearance since prehistoric times. They symbolize resilience, abundance & deep reflection. They live for around 150 years. We think of them as old souls. Our Sturgeon Moon Water Mist is designed for vitality.

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