Aquamarine is a greenish-blue gemstone that is part of the beryl family that includes gems such as emeralds and morganite. The name "aquamarine" comes from the Latin words for "water" and "sea," and the stone's color is often compared to the hues of the ocean. Aquamarine is typically found in Brazil, Madagascar, and other locations across the globe, and it is prized for its beautiful color, clarity, and durability. In addition to its beauty, aquamarine is believed to have several healing properties, including the ability to promote calmness and clear communication. Aquamarine is also the birthstone for March, and it is a popular gift for those born in that month or for those who appreciate its unique beauty.
A beautiful, fine-quality, and vibrant pear-shaped Aquamarine gemstone weighing over 34-cararts. The aquamarine accompanies a gemological report from GIA stating its precise weight, color, cutting style, cut, and measurements.
