Green aquamarine

Frederic Sage One of Kind Green Aquamarine and Diamond pendant

Aquamarine is a popular and affordable gemstone. It is a member of the beryl family, and gets its blue tint from traces of iron in chemical composition. Unlike its cousin, the emerald, this beryl-based stone is highly resistant to...

Stunning naturally vibrant raw blue aquamarine crystal chunks from Brazil. These rough stones have a beautiful blue hue with a very slight green to some of them. A couple have a side that is almost a white coloring, but all of them have at least one awesome side. You can see the details in the video though. I bet some of these would cut and polish up really well for jewelry! Most of these aquamarine pieces will sit a few different ways. You will receive the exact raw aquamarine piece you…

March's birthstone is aquamarine, which is typically sold in palest blue to mid-tone blue and the translucency of a gem tends to give it an overall

Mermaids and sea! These two are the first things to come into my mind when I hear Aquamarine. A birthstone for people who were born in March. A stone whose colors are playing, a dash of blue, and a splash of green! What a dazzling and calming combination!I don't think I am the only one curious about this beautiful gemstone, right?But before anything else, did you know that the word "Aquamarine" derives from a combination of two Latin words, "aqua" and "marina', which means 'water" and "of…

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Magical properties of Aquamarine all in one easy to read infographic!

Beryl from Colombia Beryl is a mineral composed of beryllium aluminum cyclosilicate, typically forming in hexagonal crystals. It occurs in various colors, with the most well-known varieties being emerald (green), aquamarine (blue), and morganite (pink). Colombia is famous for its emerald deposits, particularly in the Muzo and Chivor mines, where some of the finest emeralds in the world are found. Colombian emeralds are highly prized for their intense green color, transparency, and sometimes…