Buy Loose Aquamarine Gemstones
Explore our selection of natural aquamarines in serene sea-blue hues. Known for exceptional clarity and brilliance, aquamarine is a beloved choice for bespoke jewellery.
Natural Aquamarine Gemstones — Reve Diamonds
Aquamarine, a member of the beryl family alongside emerald and morganite, captivates with its clear, serene blue-to-blue-green colour reminiscent of tropical ocean waters. Brazil is the world's leading source of fine aquamarines, though excellent material also comes from Pakistan, Mozambique, and Nigeria.
Aquamarines are prized for their excellent clarity (inclusions are rare), good hardness (7.5–8 Mohs), and large crystal sizes that allow for impressive faceted stones. They make stunning centrepieces for rings, pendants, and earrings.
Why Choose Aquamarine?
- Exceptional natural clarity — eye-clean stones are the norm rather than the exception.
- Available in impressive carat sizes at accessible price points.
- Hardness of 7.5–8 makes it suitable for everyday jewellery.
- A March birthstone with strong personal significance for many buyers.
FAQs — Aquamarine Gemstones
What colour aquamarine is most valuable?
Deeply saturated "Santa Maria" blues — named after a historic Brazilian mine — command the highest prices. Medium-blue stones with strong saturation and no grey modifier are also highly prized.
Are aquamarines typically treated?
Most aquamarines are heat treated to reduce any greenish secondary colour and enhance the pure blue. This is a stable, permanent treatment and universally accepted in the trade.
Buy Loose Aquamarine Gemstones
Explore our selection of natural aquamarines in serene sea-blue hues. Known for exceptional clarity and brilliance, aquamarine is a beloved choice for bespoke jewellery.
Natural Aquamarine Gemstones — Reve Diamonds
Aquamarine, a member of the beryl family alongside emerald and morganite, captivates with its clear, serene blue-to-blue-green colour reminiscent of tropical ocean waters. Brazil is the world's leading source of fine aquamarines, though excellent material also comes from Pakistan, Mozambique, and Nigeria.
Aquamarines are prized for their excellent clarity (inclusions are rare), good hardness (7.5–8 Mohs), and large crystal sizes that allow for impressive faceted stones. They make stunning centrepieces for rings, pendants, and earrings.
Why Choose Aquamarine?
- Exceptional natural clarity — eye-clean stones are the norm rather than the exception.
- Available in impressive carat sizes at accessible price points.
- Hardness of 7.5–8 makes it suitable for everyday jewellery.
- A March birthstone with strong personal significance for many buyers.
FAQs — Aquamarine Gemstones
What colour aquamarine is most valuable?
Deeply saturated "Santa Maria" blues — named after a historic Brazilian mine — command the highest prices. Medium-blue stones with strong saturation and no grey modifier are also highly prized.
Are aquamarines typically treated?
Most aquamarines are heat treated to reduce any greenish secondary colour and enhance the pure blue. This is a stable, permanent treatment and universally accepted in the trade.
