Aquamarine engagement rings have
been trending over the past few years but why is that?
Aquamarine is known for its striking deep blue colour
reminiscent of the sea hence its name meaning 'Water
of the sea'. Here are a few reasons as to why we think
it has become a popular choice for many.
1. Symbolism of Love and Serenity: Aquamarine's
serene blue colour is often associated with feelings of
calmness, tranquility, and love. Choosing this
gemstone for an engagement ring can symbolise a
peaceful and harmonious union between you and your
partner.
2. Positive Energy and Emotional Healing: Aquamarine
is believed by some to possess metaphysical
properties, including the ability to promote emotional
healing, reduce stress, and enhance communication.
Wearing an aquamarine engagement ring could be
seen as a source of positive energy and well-being.
3. Versatility in Design: Aquamarines can be cut into
various shapes and sizes, allowing for a wide range of
design possibilities. Whether you prefer a classic
solitaire, a vintage-inspired setting, or a modern and
unique design, aquamarine can be tailored to your
desired style.
4. Affordability: Compared to diamonds, aquamarines
are generally more affordable, allowing you to allocate
your budget to other aspects of your engagement or
future plans.
5. Durability for Everyday Wear: With a hardness level
of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, aquamarine is
sufficiently durable for everyday wear in an
engagement ring. However, like all gemstones, they
should still be treated with care to avoid unnecessary
wear and damage.
This particular ring photographed here is a 9 Karat
White Gold Emerald cut Aquamarine with Baguette
Diamond sides 0.20ct, its is currently available for £
900.
