Aquamarine String Jewellery Necklace.

Aquamarine String Jewellery Necklace.

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Aquamarine is the birthstone for the month of March. The seawater color of aquamarine has given this gemstone its name as the name “aquamarine” is derived from the Latin word for seawater.

Aquamarine White Gold Jewellery Pendant.

Aquamarine White Gold Jewellery Pendant.

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Most gemstones are assessed using the 4 Cs: color, clarity, cut, and carat. Color is of utmost importance for colored gemstones like aquamarine stones. Therefore, they are first categorized by the quality and type of color that they display, such as a Santa Maria blue. Clarity refers to the imperfections or the lack thereof, within a stone. For colorless stones it is ideal to be as clear and void of inclusions as possible. 

Women Fashion Jewellery Aquamarine Necklace.

Women Fashion Jewellery Aquamarine Necklace.

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Aquamarine gemstones are semi-precious gemstones, a blue-green variety of the mineral beryl. While aquamarine stones are mined in locations all around the globe including Sri Lanka, the United States, Madagascar, Zambia, Tanzania, and Kenya, some of the finest gemstones are found in Brazil. In fact, it was in the Santa Maria de Itabira mine in Menas Gerais, Brazil, where the original aquamarine gemstone possessing a unique deeply saturated blue hue was discovered. Thus, stones with such a color are now dubbed ‘Santa Maria,’ regardless of their origin.

Aquamarine Silver Jewellery Necklace.

Aquamarine Silver Jewellery Necklace.

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Today aquamarine is said to save someone outside the water, on the lakes, seas, or on a wide river or channel.

Blue Aquamarine Gold Jewellery Necklace Set.

Blue Aquamarine Gold Jewellery Necklace Set.

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Even before the Greeks and Romans, the first civilizations rewarded the aamanian. The Egyptians and the Samaritan think that this stone is a symbol for humans, and anyway it was a sign of happiness and will always give eternal youth. Archaeologists have found a number of Egyptian graves and burial galleries. The Greeks used an Abamine in their art two thousand years ago.