Aquamarine Cushion is an exquisite gemstone option for any collection or design project. This stunning stone measures 15x10mm and exhibits a captivating blue color that symbolizes tranquility and serenity. Known for its striking transparency, the Aquamarine Cushion offers an eye-clean clarity, making it a desirable choice for jewelry makers and gemstone enthusiasts alike.
This particular Aquamarine Cushion has a total carat weight of 8.53ct, which signifies a substantial size that can make a bold statement in any setting. The cushion shape enhances its beauty, reflecting light beautifully and showcasing the rich blue hues that characterize aquamarine stones. With a hardness rating of 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale, this gem is not only beautiful but also durable enough for various applications, ensuring that it can withstand regular wear.
Why Choose Aquamarine Cushion?
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Rich Color: The blue of the Aquamarine Cushion is reminiscent of the ocean, making it a favorite for those seeking a soothing color palette.
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Versatile Shape: The cushion cut allows for versatility in design, suitable for both classic and contemporary styles.
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Durability: With its high hardness rating, it is ideal for everyday jewelry items.
Additionally, this Aquamarine Cushion is untreated, ensuring that you receive a natural stone with all its inherent qualities. The SKU for this stone is 00104235, which can be referenced for ordering or inquiries. Gemstone lovers and jewelry designers are encouraged to consider this Aquamarine Cushion for its beauty and potential.
Descriptions
This listing includes 1 stones per order
Color: Blue
Transparency: Transparent
Shape: Cushion
Total carat weight: 8.53ctStone Size (mm): 15x10mmClarity: Eye Clean
Hardness: 7.5-8
Treatment:none
SKU: 00104235
FAQ
Q? What types of jewelry can I make with an Aquamarine Cushion?
A. Its cushion shape makes it perfect for rings, pendants, and earrings.
Q? Is Aquamarine Cushion suitable for everyday wear?
A. Yes, with its hardness level, it is a durable choice for daily accessories.
