Tumbled aquamarine

Aquamarine, prized for its light blue to blue-green color, is a variety of beryl. Historically, it gets its name from the Latin "aqua marina," meaning "seawater," an allusion to its ravishing hue. Valued since antiquity, this gem has been widely used in jewelry and continues to inspire today. It was first extracted in considerable quantities in Brazil, thus becoming a symbol of elegance in various cultures. Models like those presented here are polished, revealing a translucency and softness that accentuate their natural beauty. Aquamarine is also famous for its belonging to crowns and royal objects throughout history.

This item is sold individually and measures approximately 2 cm.