Aquamarine is besides emerald the best-known member of the beryl group; it is so named (Latin- Water of the Sea) because of its seawater color. It was also a talisman for sailors. A dark blue is the most desired color. The term aquamarine is most correctly applied to blue or greenish-blue to bluish-green beryl; greenish-blue is most common. It balance, stabilize and regulate the mental, emotional and physical aspect of the person • Group: Beryl • Refractive index: 1.577-1.583 • Birefringence: 0.005-0.009 • Specific gravity: 2.72/ +0.18, -0.05 • Crystal system: Hexagonal • Hardness: 7.5-8 • Comments: 2 phase, 3 phase inclusions • Origin: Brazil, but it is also found in Nigeria, Madagascar, Zambia, Pakistan, and Mozambique. Note- This range of this gemstone may contain natural inclusions like flaw, spot, or scratch on the surface of a gemstone.

Aquamarine is besides emerald the best-known member of the beryl group; it is so named (Latin- Water of the Sea) because of its seawater color. It was also a talisman for sailors. A dark blue is the most desired color. The term aquamarine is most correctly applied to blue or greenish-blue to bluish-green beryl; greenish-blue is most common. It balance, stabilize and regulate the mental, emotional and physical aspect of the person • Group: Beryl • Refractive index: 1.577-1.583 • Birefringence: 0.005-0.009 • Specific gravity: 2.72/ +0.18, -0.05 • Crystal system: Hexagonal • Hardness: 7.5-8 • Comments: 2 phase, 3 phase inclusions • Origin: Brazil, but it is also found in Nigeria, Madagascar, Zambia, Pakistan, and Mozambique. Note- This range of this gemstone may contain natural inclusions like flaw, spot, or scratch on the surface of a gemstone.