11.92mm X 6.34mm X 3.4mm
Pale Blue Aquamarine, Emerald Cut
$135.00
2.27ct EMERALD CUT PALE BLUE AQUAMARINE, 11.92mm X 6.34mm X 3.4mm. LIGHT COLOR SATURATION
Aquamarine is a pale-blue variety of the beryl family ( which includes emerald, bixbite, golden beryl, heliodor, and Morganite). Aquamarine is the March birthstone. It is also traditionally the gift for a 19th wedding anniversary. Metaphysically, aquamarine is associated with tranquility, courage, and protection, and is believed to bring good luck to sailors. In folklore, it was thought to be a mermaid’s treasure and a protector against sea dangers. Source = Brazil
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