Characteristics of Aquamarine
Aquamarine, a close relative of emerald, derives its name from the Latin "Sea Water," symbolizing the essence of the vast ocean. It has been endowed with missions of calmness, bravery, happiness, and youth throughout history, and was a talisman for medieval navigators and sailors. In Greek mythology, the handsome wind god Roland sealed his soul in Aquamarine for his loyalty to love, making Aquamarine a bond that blesses sweet love and happy marriage. As the birthstone for March, you deserve to have an Aquamarine that belongs to you, representing your own youth and happiness.
Aquamarine is a member of the beryl family, a type of mid to high-end colored gemstone and semi-precious stone, rather than crystal or sapphire. Due to the presence of iron elements, it mostly presents a light blue-green tone. Its fresh and charming light blue color and cool, transparent texture evoke images of nature's blue seas and skies, providing a sense of comfort. Among them, Aquamarine with high transparency and a rich sky blue color is very rare and belongs to the gemstone grade, making it highly collectible.
Aquamarine is produced in Brazil, Russia, and China, belonging to the mineral family, hexagonal crystal system, with a Mohs hardness of 7.5-8, possessing the characteristics of the beryl family: relatively brittle, sensitive to high temperatures, prone to cracking under high heat, and will fade when exposed to fire. Therefore, when wearing it, avoid impacts and keep it away from fire sources. Its colors mainly include bluish-green, sky blue, and sea blue. The top-grade completely clear Aquamarine is bright and transparent, and its selling price is very high. The grading of Aquamarine is very detailed, mainly based on color depth, crystal transparency, etc., and the prices of different grades of Aquamarine vary greatly.
How to Choose Aquamarine
- Color: The more vibrant and sky blue the color of the Aquamarine, the better.
- Transparency: Aquamarine crystals will have some natural impurities and flaws, so the higher the transparency, the higher the price.
- Inclusions: The fewer inclusions (such as cotton-like particles, ice cracks, etc.) inside the Aquamarine, and the more transparent the crystal, the higher the price.
Size: Large gemstones are common among beryl, and Aquamarine is no exception. Therefore, it is essential to have a certain concept of its large carat properties; of course, the larger the weight, the better.
Meticulously Selected, Only the Best for You
WILLS's Aquamarine is carefully selected from Brazil, with natural AA-AAA grade sky blue, clear and flawless stones that shine brightly. To ensure quality meets our store's strict standards, WILLS JEWELLERY has its own factory, crafting unique jewelry for you by hand. We meticulously select and polish each piece, unwilling to compromise, just to provide you with the best choice.
Noble Element - 18K White Gold with Diamonds
Each Aquamarine is large and crystal clear. We have specially polished various cuts, including classic round, oval, and elegant emerald shapes, ensuring that each Aquamarine is set in 18K white gold and high-quality diamonds, creating diverse and stylish jewelry designs, allowing every discerning customer to enjoy visual, tactile, and even spiritual satisfaction from our jewelry.
Harmony of Sea and Sky, Spring Breeze Inspiration
The oversized Aquamarine reflects a sky blue surrounded by eternal diamonds, creating a scene of blue skies and white clouds under a gentle spring breeze, shimmering like the sea in March. This is the greatest expression of jewelry and our pursuit of life.
Noble Collection, The Queen's Choice
Clear, sky-blue Aquamarine, adorned with deep, vintage-quality sapphires, presents a distinct layered look, exuding a strong sense of British nobility, and the overall effect is luxurious and extravagant.
WILLS JEWELLERY's Aquamarine
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Celebrities and Aquamarine
Aquamarine shines even more brightly under night lighting than during the day, which is why it is also called the "Night Gem." In beautiful legends, Aquamarine is the essence of seawater from the ocean floor, often used by mermaids as adornments to beautify themselves. Therefore, Aquamarine is also nicknamed the "Mermaid Stone." With a long history, since the early 16th century, sailors or those traveling by sea have long regarded it as a talisman, hence Aquamarine is also known as the "Stone of the Sea" or "Sailor Stone / Mascot Stone." In the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean," it is not difficult to find sailors or pirate leaders wearing Aquamarine jewelry to pray for a safe journey at sea.
It is not only truly the "Stone of the Sea," but also the Stone of Love. Legend has it that wearing Aquamarine can bring sweet love and a happy marriage. The beauty of Aquamarine, combined with its auspicious meaning, has made it a favorite of European royalty since its discovery, and even today, you can still see its magnificent presence among royals, wealthy individuals, socialites, and celebrities around the world.
Abroad, Aquamarine holds a much higher status than domestically. Throughout jewelry history, there have been many exquisite Aquamarine pieces, most of which are associated with royalty. Princess Diana of the UK frequently wore Aquamarine jewelry.
Many international superstars, such as Jennifer Lawrence, have worn Aquamarine jewelry to events or on the red carpet.
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《WILLS Icy Blue Aquamarine Collection》
As the birthstone for March, Aquamarine carries a natural and comfortable icy blue feeling, reminiscent of a leisurely moment lying on the beach during a hot summer day. WILLS JEWELLERY carefully selects natural Aquamarine stones from South America, meticulously polished by artisans, combined with the unique designs of our designers, creating one-of-a-kind Aquamarine diamond jewelry that blue lovers can't resist.
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