
18k White Gold Aquamarine & Diamond Ring
Cocktails & Champers Ring
RW-1992-SAQ
£3662.50
Aquamarine is an icy beryl treasure that reflects the magnificent radiance of the heavens and the life-giving purity of water. At Tivon Fine Jewellery, we inspect only the top 5% of loose natural crystals to showcase an outstanding selection of flawless light to medium blue gemstones boasting peerless clarity and internal fire. Sourced from the finest global deposits, this remarkably robust crystal inspires immense spiritual trust while acting as a striking symbol of peace and sophisticated modern opulence. Read below to explore the unique Brazilian geography, famous record-breaking specimens, and essential care guidelines behind this breathtaking mineral or view our masterfully curated Aquamarine jewellery collection to discover a breathtaking statement piece engineered to stand as a personal family legacy.
Aquamarine includes shades of light to medium blues (often with tinges of green), long considered to be the colour of the heavens (the divine) & water (life).
The name Aquamarine is derived from the Latin term "Aqua” meaning water.
Aquamarine inspires sympathy, trust, harmony, spirituality & tranquillity.
Aquamarine belongs to the Beryl gemstone family.
Aquamarine represent the 38th wedding anniversary (Modern).
Yes, Aquamarine is a birthstone and it represents October (alternative).
Aquamarine is 7.0 on Moh’s Scale and therefore considered a very robust structure.
The finest Aquamarines come from Brazil & Mozambique.
There was a famous Aquamarine named "Dom Pedro” weighing 26kg, which was cut in 1992 by Idar-Oberstein gemstone artist Bernd Munsteiner.
Generally Aquamarines come inclusion free due to their robust structure.
Clean Aquamarines carefully using warm soapy water. Use warm water rather than hot water. Aquamarines must not be cleaned ultrasonically or by steam cleaning.
The value factors of Aquamarine are its rarity, intensity of colour as well as its brilliance and the "life" of the stone. Size of the Aquamarine is also a value factor.