![]() In Western cultures, due to aquamarine's color and name, this gem has a folklore strongly connected to the sea. You might encounter gemstones sold as "white aquamarines." Be aware that such stones are most likely colorless beryls, also known as goshenites. ![]() When you do, the color is usually enhanced by the cut. Its hues range can range from blueish green, blue-green, greenish blue, to deep blue, and its tones can vary from very light to moderately dark. You'll rarely see aquamarines darker than a Swiss blue topaz. This beautiful gem receives its coloring from trace amounts of ferrous iron. Used with permission.Īquamarine on mica matrix. 3 and 4 mm aquamarines, 2.25 x 4.25 and 1.5 x 3 mm blue sapphires, and 1 and 1.25 mm cultured seed pearls arranged in a faux-cushion three-stone setting. ![]() This unusual arrangement brings together princess-cut aquamarines, marquise sapphires, and seed pearls to create a one-of-a-kind ring. Setting and wearing stones of that size can be difficult, so there’s less demand for them.Īquamarine prices depend on depth and purity of color and clarity.įor more detailed information on aquamarine quality factors, consult our aquamarine buying guide. In fact, cut aquamarines over 25 carats will have a lower price per carat than smaller stones of the same quality. Since aquamarines are available in large sizes, there’s no incremental increase in price per carat for large gems. Become a member to unlock prices A custom-designed, beautiful, bold ring with a 10 x 8 mm precision-cut radiant aquamarine, vintage detailing, and wide, multi-strand band.
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