This is a beautiful piece of jewelry made entirely by hand. Its design is in silver with a beautiful aquamarine in its natural form, therefore, it is a unique piece, it is part of a collection of handcrafted items carefully elaborated. Aquamarine is the pale greenish blue variety of beryl as well as emerald. The name aquamarine comes from the Latin, aqua marinā, sea water. Its name refers to its color. This item is light and is meant for the charismatic and intuitive woman, who is focused and determined to maintain her inner peace, but also kind to share it with those around her.
This is a beautiful piece of jewelry made entirely by hand. Its design is in silver with a beautiful aquamarine in its natural form, therefore, it is a unique piece, it is part of a collection of handcrafted items carefully elaborated. Aquamarine is the pale greenish blue variety of beryl as well as emerald. It is a very appreciated gem in jewelry because of its hardness, allowing a great diversity of cuts. Its color and luster are reminiscent of sea water. The name aquamarine comes from the Latin, aqua marinā, sea water. Its name refers to its color. This item is light and is meant for the charismatic and intuitive woman, who is focused and determined to maintain her inner peace, but also kind to share it with those around her. This gem corresponds to those born in March, it is compatible especially with the zodiac signs of Pisces, Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio and Capricorn. It is said that its properties can also provide benefits to the signs of Cancer, Libra, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Virgo. The aquamarine gemstone is directly associated with spirituality and inner peace, because it is believed to help emotions and thoughts flow in a balanced way, favoring communication and mental clarity, it is also thought to revitalize people, it is attributed to facilitate the organization of ideas and intuition, leading to reflection and acquisition of wisdom. As a curious fact, also due to its color, aquamarine was formerly known as the stone of the sailor. In ancient times, sailors wore it as a talisman against seasickness and storms.
Disclaimer: Due to the unique nature of natural stone pieces, exact color and patterns of stones may vary slightly between rings.
