The name Aurora derives from the Latin term “aurōra”, which means 'to shine, to shed light'.
In Roman mythology Aurora was the goddess who flew every day through the sky to announce the arrival of the morning:
Aurora comes slowly, tiptoed, silent. She is golden light, at times pink or purple, but also copper, appearing just before Sunrise.
Thanks to her splendour, everything awakes and shows itself; she illuminates away the darkness of the night; and with her, everything begins, everything takes new shape, everything is defined and is enriched with meaning.