Aquamarine
The name aquamarine is derived from the Latin "aqua marina", which means “sea water”. The name has been in use since the Renaissance and comes from the typical coloring of the stone. Aquamarine is the blue variety of beryl (the green one is called emerald).
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Aquamarine
5,574 ct. | IV/BGLA GII -
Aquamarine
92,217 ct. | VI/CGLA -
Aquamarine
6,286 ct. | VII/DGLA DIV -
Aquamarine
4,648 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
4,919 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
4,747 ct. | V/BGLA -
Aquamarine
7,044 ct. | V/CGLA -
Aquamarine
8,782 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
5,463 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
3,903 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
6,070 ct. | V/BGLA -
Aquamarine
8,480 ct. | V/BGLA -
Aquamarine
3,397 ct. | V/BGLA -
Aquamarine
4,418 ct. | V/AGLA -
Aquamarine
5,574 ct. | IV/BGLA GII -
Aquamarine
4,647 ct. | VI/CGLA