Aquamarine Rough - Height: 9 cm - Width: 6 cm- 241 g - (1)

Aquamarine is a captivating variety of the mineral beryl, famously recognized for its tranquil blue to blue-green hues reminiscent of seawater. The name 'aquamarine' itself derives from Latin, meaning 'water of the sea,' which aptly describes its serene coloration. This rough specimen, with dimensions suggesting a substantial size, provides insight into the natural form of the gemstone before any cutting or polishing. Aquamarines typically form in granite pegmatites and metamorphic rocks, where they crystallize into hexagonal prisms with excellent clarity. They have been prized since antiquity as symbols of youth, health, and hope, often used in jewelry and decorative carvings. Collectors and gem enthusiasts value rough aquamarine specimens both for their beauty and their potential transformation into polished gems.