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Aquamarine Birthstones

Aquamarine Gemstones – March Birthstone:

What month were you born? If you’re quite interested in gemstones, then you probably know your gemstone. The birthstone of those people born in the month of March is aquamarine. Aquamarine gemstones are available in greenish blue or blue green shade.

If you translate the word ‘aquamarine’, it literally means sea water.

Many years ago, people believed that you can call the great spirits by simply holding an aquamarine gemstone in your mouth. By doing so, the spirits will provide you with the answers to the most vexing questions you have. There… Continue reading Aquamarine Birthstones

Birthstones: Identifying your Birthday Gemstones:

Garnet

January’s gemstone. Garnet has colors that go from dark red to lavender to rose. This is often mistaken for a ruby but when compared, garnet has its deeper effect than that of the latter. It is said that when worn, it has calming, self-rejuvenating effects.

Amethyst

February’s gemstone. This gemstone is known for its elegant violet color that comes in different shades. Amethyst belongs to the quartz family, which is considered as the most valuable gemstone within the group. With a hardness scale of 7, it has been popular for… Continue reading How To ID Your Birthstones

Natural Aquamarine Color

Aquamarine color Question: I have fallen in love with the aquamarine gemstone.

Beryl (Butterworths Gem Books)

$249.95 USD

I do not understand about the color and value, etc.

I bought a beautiful, 3 ct aquamarine & 1/3 ct diamond, 14k gold estate ring from a reputable online dealer. It is VSI clarity.

I’m disappointed that it is such a very pale blue hue, it seems to have almost no color, maybe silvery?

I think many people would not recognize it as an aquamarine.

I also bought the ring because the design is so unique–it has diamond “wings” on all sides.

Q. Are the most pale hues of less value?

Q. I was told it was “genuine.” Is it likely natural or could it be synthetic?

How does this affect value?

I estimate it is about 30-40 yrs. old.

I also have an antique Art Deco filigree 2 ct. light sky blue aquamarine ring that I’m crazy about.

Many thanks,

Pauline… Continue reading Natural Aquamarine Color

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