4.35 Carats Emerald Cut Natural Loose Aquamarine March Birthstone

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4.35 Carats Emerald Cut Natural Loose Aquamarine March Birthstone

About the Item

Faceted Aquamarine Weight: 4.35 Carats Dimension: 14x6.9x5.8 Mm Origin: Shigar Valley Pakistan Color: Light Shape: Blue Certificate: On Customer Demand Treatment: Non Aquamarine, the captivating gemstone of the sea, derives its name from the Latin words "aqua" and "marina," which mean "water" and "of the sea," respectively. This gem, a member of the beryl family, has enchanted people for centuries with its soothing blue-green hues and associations with tranquility and the ocean. The enchanting color of aquamarine ranges from pale, almost transparent blue to more saturated and deeper shades, often resembling the clear waters of tropical seas. This serene color is a result of trace amounts of iron within the crystal structure of the mineral. The most highly prized aquamarines exhibit a vivid and pure blue with minimal inclusions. Throughout history, aquamarine has been treasured for its calming and cooling properties. It is believed to have a soothing effect on the emotions and is associated with courage and clarity. In ancient times, sailors and seafarers wore aquamarine as a talisman for safe journeys and protection against the perils of the sea. In the realm of fashion and jewelry, aquamarine is a versatile gemstone. Its elegant color complements various metals, such as white gold and platinum, and it is often used in both contemporary and vintage-inspired designs. Aquamarine is a popular choice for engagement rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, adding a touch of tranquility and sophistication to any piece. Notable aquamarines include the "Dom Pedro," a famous obelisk-shaped aquamarine weighing 10,363 carats, and the "Santa Maria," a term often used to describe the finest, most intensely blue aquamarines reminiscent of the waters off the coast of Brazil. Speaking of Brazil, this South American country is one of the world's major sources of aquamarines, particularly from the state of Minas Gerais. Other significant deposits can be found in countries like Madagascar, Nigeria, and Mozambique, each offering aquamarines with unique qualities and characteristics. In summary, aquamarine, with its serene blue-green hues and rich history, continues to be a cherished gemstone symbolizing the beauty and tranquility of the sea. Whether worn for its alleged metaphysical properties or admired for its stunning aesthetics, aquamarine remains a timeless and beloved choice in the world of fine jewelry and gemstone lore.

Creator:
Gilt gems
Stone:
Aquamarine
Stone Cut:
Emerald Cut
Weight:
4.35 ct
Dimensions:
Width: 0.28 in (6.9 mm)Depth: 0.23 in (5.8 mm)Length: 0.56 in (14 mm)
Style:
Arts and Crafts
Place of Origin:
Pakistan
Period:
21st Century
Date of Manufacture:
2023
Condition:
Seller Location:
Peshawar, PK
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU3328220388482