Cushion-Cut Aquamarine Bezel Stud Earrings by Stanton Color

From jewelry designer Stanton Color, these beautiful aquamarine earrings feature 3 mm-sized cushion-cut aquamarine gemstones, bezel-set in 14k white gold. The gemstone's total .28ctw. These earrings feature a pierced post and friction back. 

Details 

• 3mm cushion-cut aquamarine gemstones
• 14k white gold bezel settings
• Pierced Posts and friction backs

Style # 32011-3-EAQ

Aquamarine The serenely colored aquamarine invokes the tranquility of its namesake, the sea. In fact, the name “aquamarine” is derived from the Latin word aqua, meaning water, and marina, meaning the sea. Aquamarine is most often light in tone and ranges from greenish blue to blue-green. The color is usually more intense in larger stones, and darker blue stones are very valuable. Like emeralds, this gemstone is a variety of a mineral called beryl. Not only is aquamarine one of the March birthstones, it’s also used to celebrate 19th wedding anniversaries. It’s a beautiful gemstone with little or no yellow in it, so it looks great in many settings with different colored metals and gemstones.

Product Care -Heat exposure is not recommended for aquamarine, but the color is stable against light exposure.
-Cleaning by ultrasonic and steam cleaners is usually safe unless the stone has liquid inclusions or fractures. Rarely, aquamarine might be fracture filled. These stones should only be cleaned with warm soapy water.
-Warm soapy water is always a safe cleaning method for aquamarine.

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