230104-3 Aquamarine Approximately 19.3 x 15.9 x 8mm Included metal: 925 stamped Description: Aquamarine is a blue variety of beryl. The name comes from the Latin word for "seawater." It is the gemstone name for transparent, blue-toned beryl. The Japanese name is Aigyoku or Suihogyoku. It is lower in price than emerald, and many commercial products are heat-treated green to yellowish-brown beryl. It is a birthstone for March, along with coral and bloodstone. The main production areas are Madagascar, Brazil, and Siberia, etc. Wikipedia Aquamarine is also known as the "stone of angels" and is said to symbolize beautiful youth and happy joy. It also symbolizes "happy marriage" and is a popular stone for those blessed with children, so it is also a good gift for those who are about to get married. Aquamarine is in the same "beryl" family as emerald. Emerald has an impressive noble green color. Goshenite has a pure, colorless transparency. Its colors, reminiscent of the world of spring, are full of power that makes people feel happy. Aquamarine is sometimes called the "Queen of the Night" because it shines even more at night. Due to its characteristics, it is said to "bring a new light of hope when lost in the walls and darkness of life." By wearing it, it will protect the wearer with the light of hope on the voyage of life ahead. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment.