Aquamarine
March's birthstone is aquamarine which is a variety of precious beryl. This gemstone symbolises courage. Since ancient times, aquamarine has been regarded as 'the sailors' lucky stone'. It is most famous for its breathtaking sea-blue colors which can range from light blue to dark blue.
At Grays our dealers have an impressive collection of aquamarine rings to choose from.
Here are just a few...
At Grays our dealers have an impressive collection of aquamarine rings to choose from.
Here are just a few...
1940's Aquamarine Cocktail Dress Ring offered by Leila in the Mews |
Art Deco Aquamarine ring with baguette diamond. 18ct gold. Offered by Alice Gulesserian |
1940's Aquamarine Brazil and diamond on platinum ring. Offered by Persis Antique Jewellery |
Art Deco all platinum with diamond shoulders, fine square aquamarine. Offered by Westminster Group |
1930's Oval aquamarine diamond ring. Offered by Paulette Bates |
Art Deco aquamarine ring with diamonds set shoulders. Offered by Watches Jewellery & Art Ltd |
A fine coloured single stone aquamarine ring, 1950's. Offered by Nigel Norman |
A selection of Aquamarine jewellery offered by Beaut and the The Pearl Gallery |
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