The most valuable Aquamarines come from Brazil, but these blue goddesses can also be found in Kenya, Nigeria, Madagascar, and Russia.




Most Aquamarine’s range in color from pale blue to deep blue aqua. Some aquamarines are also teal, or sea-foam-green in color.


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Aquamarine is a gem composed of beryl minerals, and is a sister stone to the emerald.




Aquamarine is a beautiful transparent pale blue stone, which is said to bestow courage in times of adversity. The gem, whose color reminds us of the ocean, brings its wearer a sense of serenity and strength. Legend has it that Aquamarine jewelry is a mermaid’s treasures. The gem is believed to grant its wearer the gift of everlasting youth, and is said to be more powerful when immersed in water. It is also considered to be a helpful talisman in attracting new friends.


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