12 years, 34 countries on five continents, 15 countries in Europe, and 20 states in the USA 12 years, 34 countries on five continents, 15 countries in Europe, and 20 states in the USA

Aquamarine Jewelry

Aquamarine - The Gem of the Sea

Aquamarine belongs to the Beryl family (Beryllium Aluminum Silicate), alongside Emerald (blue-green to green), Goshenite (colorless), Morganite (pink to violet), Heliodor/Golden Beryl, and Red Beryl from Utah, USA.

If you're looking for jewelry that adorns and connects you with positive energy and inner peace, explore the Aquamarine collection at AME Jewellery. Every piece can be a companion, bringing balance and strength to your life.

Custom Design & Craftsmanship

AME Jewellery's collection of natural aquamarine jewelry is where nature's beauty blends with refined elegance.

  • Natural Gemstones: Carefully selected aquamarine with SJC Lab gemstone certification.
  • Elegant Design: Designs that enhance the natural beauty of Aquamarine while reflecting your style.
  • Exquisite Craftsmanship: Each piece is crafted from high-quality materials like 14K & 18K gold, white gold, rose gold, and yellow gold.
  • Custom design: We can design and create jewelry to your specifications, so you can have a unique piece that bears your personal touch.
  • After-Sales Service: We commit to providing the most attentive warranty and jewelry care services.
Historical and Cultural Significance

Origin & Meaning

The name Aquamarine comes from the Latin "Aqua-marine," meaning "seawater." Since ancient times, this stone has been believed to calm the rough seas and protect sailors on their ocean voyages. This gemstone, with its captivating sea-blue color, enchants with its natural beauty and brings feelings of peace, inner tranquility, confidence, and courage.

History and Culture:

  • Ancient Rome: Romans believed aquamarine could protect sailors and ensure safety at sea. It was also thought to bring courage and dispel fear.
  • Ancient Greece: Linked with Poseidon, the sea god, aquamarine was considered a treasure from mermaids' chests, often worn as an amulet to calm the seas and protect seafarers.
  • Ancient Egypt: Aquamarine was used in jewelry and amulets, believed to bring happiness and eternal youth.
  • Medieval and Renaissance Periods: Believed to heal ailments of the stomach, liver, and throat, aquamarine was also used in religious artifacts and jewelry to symbolize purity and clarity.

Properties and Significance:

  • The birthstone for March symbolizes the 19th wedding anniversary.
  • Feng Shui: Compatible with the Wood (supportive) and Water (harmonious) elements according to the Five Elements.
  • Zodiac sign: Pisces (♓).
  • Compatible with the year of the Water Buffalo.

Energy & Benefits:

  • Emotional & Spiritual: Promotes relaxation, emotional balance, and boosts confidence and courage.
  • Health: Supports meditation, reduces stress, enhances communication, and creativity.
Gemstone Characteristics
  • Mineral: Beryl (Beryllium Aluminum Silicate)
  • Chemistry: Be3Al2Si6O18
  • Color: greenish blue, light in tone
  • Refractive index: 1.577 to 1.583
  • Specific gravity: 2.72
  • Mohs Hardness: 7.5 to 8.00
Mining Origins

Aquamarine is mined in Brazil, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Madagascar, the USA (Colorado and North Carolina), Russia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. Recently, beautiful Aquamarine crystals have been found in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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