Aquamarine 2.28CT*

Clear in colour, this light blue aquamarine is carefully cut and, thanks to its size, extremely suitable for use as a ring stone. 

Colour: Light blue

Weight: 2.28CT

Size (mm): 9.08 x 7.11 x 5.29

Grinding shape: Mixed oval

Origin: Pakistan

Therapy: No

Certificate: MV

Product number: here

The stone has virtually no inclusions. This stone is completely natural and untreated.

This stone is suitable for use in all jewellery.

Beryl

Beryl is a gemstone that has been loved for centuries. It comes in many colors and is also available in large sizes. Beryl is therefore ideally suited in large jewelery such as pendants and brooches where weight or size are no obstacle. Emerald with its intense green color is the most famous of this gemstone family. Blue beryl is called aquamarine, the yellow heliodor and pink and orange shades of morganite. Green beryl is a variant that is not colored by chromium and therefore shows a more yellowish green color.

The name Beryl probably comes from the Greek "Beryllos". A name used in ancient times for green-blue stones. The word "glasses" comes from the name beryl. The Roman emperor Nero is said to have had glasses with beryl lenses.

The color richness of beryl is due to traces of various metals in the material. As mentioned, emerald gets its deep color from chromium and vanadium. Iron provides blue and yellow tones and manganese for pink.

Morganite in particular has become popular in recent years. This is partly due to Queen Maxima's preference for morganite jewellery.

 Good quality beryl stones are a great investment. All beryls with a good saturated color will remain highly sought after in the future.