Other sources of aquamarine throughout the world are Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Russia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the United States. The largest specimen known to date was found in the Minas Gerais mine in Brazil in 1910- the primary source of this gemstone- which weighed approximately 110.5 kilograms, and measured 48.5cm x 42cm. Rough aquamarine crystals are typically large and transparent with superior clarity, so often feature in dramatic jewels on a grand scale. The name derives from the Latin ‘aqua', meaning water in combination with ‘marina', meaning sea-clearly for its resemblance to pristine crystal blue seawater. Whether you opt for a classic solitaire setting or a more intricate vintage-inspired design, an aquamarine engagement ring is sure to be a stunning and cherished symbol of your love and commitment.Aquamarine is the tranquil light blue to greenish-blue member of the beryl family of gemstones, which counts emerald among its other well-known varieties. With its stunning blue color, rich history, and affordable price point, it's no wonder that so many couples are choosing aquamarine for their engagement rings.
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