Mica arrives like a gentle breeze off the Mediterranean, its two pronunciations—MEE-ka in Italian, MY-kuh in English—whispering tales of sunlit piazzas and crisp sea air. With a nod to the Hebrew Micah (meaning “Who is like God?”) and a wink to its namesake mineral’s iridescent layers, this unisex treasure spins a story of quiet strength and multifaceted brilliance. It feels right at home beneath ancient olive branches or the kaleidoscope of city lights, balancing a soft warmth with playful curiosity in every syllable. In the U.S., Mica has danced into the top 900 since the early ’90s, welcoming about two dozen newborns a year—a reminder that sometimes the gentlest glimmer leaves the brightest impression (no mica-dusted nurseries required).
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