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The aquamarine color ranges from very light blue to vibrant blue-green. The shade is created by iron in the mineral beryl. Natural stones can therefore differ in saturation, clarity, and patterning; product photos and information on the respective product page are decisive for your specific selection.
If you want to buy aquamarine jewelry, first compare the jewelry type, metal tone, dimensions, and clasp. A lighter stone often looks understated, while a more saturated shade makes a more pronounced statement. The 13 products in this collection show the currently available NemoMatheo designs.
| Color | Light blue to blue-green; natural variations are possible. |
|---|---|
| Material | The binding material specification is on the respective product page. |
| Size and fit | Check dimensions, clasp, and available variants on the product. |
| care | Store dry and separately; avoid contact with water, perfume, and cleaning agents. |
Blue aquamarine can be combined with silver and gold tones. For a gift, the preferred metal tone, the most frequently worn type of jewelry, and the dimensions of the recipient help with the selection. Traditional meanings of the stone are cultural traditions and not a medical promise of efficacy.
You can find more background in the aquamarine guide. Alternatively, you can all jewelry compare.
Aquamarine is typically light blue to blue-green. Color intensity and clarity can vary in natural stones.
Natural differences, light, cut, and screen display influence the color impression. The photos and details of the specific product are decisive.
Check material, dimensions, clasp, variants, scope of delivery, price, and availability directly on the product page.
Store the jewelry dry and separately. Remove it before showering, exercising, and applying cosmetics or perfume.