- by MollyJewelryUS
- January 19, 2022
- Gemstone Guide
What's Aquamarine?
No one doesn’t love the ocean. Perhaps because that’s where life began, the clear blue water is a haunting visual image. Aquamarine is almost made of blue water and is clear and shiny blue. It will attract people to stare at it for a long time.
Princess Diana had a penchant for the aquamarine stone, which she had set in rings, bracelets, and earrings – like the fabulous diamond drop earrings she paired with a Catherine Walker gown here for a banquet in Munich in 1987.
This glorious aquamarine ring was crafted by Asprey upon Diana’s divorce so that she would have something to wear on her ring finger. The ring was passed on to Prince Harry upon her death, and Meghan Markle wore it to the couple’s wedding reception. The stone is estimated to be 30 carats and serves as inspiration for costume jewelry to this day.
Aquamarine, also known as “mermaid stone,” is the treasure of the sea elf in legend: the deep blue sea floor lives a group of mermaids. They usually use aquamarine as jewelry. Once the critical moment, letting the gem accept the irradiation of the sun can obtain mysterious power.
At MollyJewelryUS, we have aquamarine engagement rings, wedding bands, and curved wedding bands. Any of our rings can be custom-made with onyx stones. If the ring which inspired you is not in our store, we can design and customize it for you.
Aquamarine, also known as “mermaid stone,” is the treasure of the sea elf in legend: the deep blue sea floor lives a group of mermaids. They usually use aquamarine as jewelry. Once the critical moment, letting the gem accept the irradiation of the sun can obtain mysterious power.
At MollyJewelryUS, we have aquamarine engagement rings, wedding bands, and curved wedding bands. Any of our rings can be custom-made with onyx stones. If the ring which inspired you is not in our store, we can design and customize it for you.