Aquamarine Heart - 1.5-2.25 inch

The Aquamarine Heart is a pale blue to blue-green stone with a translucent body that passes light readily, brightening considerably when held toward a window. Faint internal veiling and colour zoning show in some pieces and are absent in others. The polish is high and glassy, and sizes across this listing vary widely, from a piece that closes in a fist to one that fills a palm. Depth of colour differs noticeably between pieces.

Aquamarine is traditionally associated with calm and stress relief, and its name and reputation both come from the sea, with Roman sailors carrying it as a talisman of safe passage. A secondary association with clarity and focus supports a reading built around composure and clear expression rather than energy. It suits bedside placement, meditation layouts, and personal spaces, and it is among the more sought-after stones in the catalogue for people who already know what they are looking for.

Key Properties
Primary Focus: Calm & Stress Relief
Secondary Focus: Clarity & Focus
Chakra Association: Throat, Heart
Birthstone: March
Zodiac Sign: Pisces, Gemini
Chinese Zodiac: Rabbit, Rat
Ruling Planet: Neptune
Elements: Water, Air
Mohs Hardness: 7.5-8
Stone Family: Cyclosilicate
Material: Aquamarine
Form: Heart
Finish: Polished
Approximate Size: 41-59 mm (1.6-2.3 inches)
Approximate Weight: 48-120 g
Listing: Sold by Single Unit

Geological Information
Aquamarine is a beryllium aluminium silicate of the beryl family, hexagonal in system, with a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, placing it among the harder stones in general retail. Its blue to blue-green colour comes from ferrous iron impurities, with deeper blue commanding premium pricing. It sits alongside emerald and morganite as a beryl variety, and it is one of the few gemstones that forms in very large clean crystals. Heat treatment is standard practice in the trade, used to remove yellow or greenish tones and produce a cleaner blue, and most commercial aquamarine has been treated in this way. The name comes from the Latin aqua marina, water of the sea, and Roman sailors carried it as a talisman of protection at sea. Brazil is the primary source, with exceptional material from the Karakoram range in Pakistan and further supply from Madagascar, Russia, Nigeria, and Mozambique.

AuturaSol Standard
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