What is a Aquamarine Engagement Ring?

 

The diamond-set engagement rings remain the most popular. But aquamarine engagement rings can be just as stunning and often even more unique than the traditional diamond. Aquamarine, a gemstone, is part of the same precious family as the emerald. Aquamarines are not like emeralds which can be proven authentic with small flaws. However, you will rarely see flaws with your naked eyes.

Because the aquamarine gemstone can be found in both light and deep blues, you can find engagement rings made of it. Although the natural one is greener, the gemstone will turn a true blue color after it has been heating treated. While the deeper blue versions will be more expensive than the lighter ones, they can still look stunning and elegant.

Your light blue aquamarine engagement rings may not be as durable in direct sunlight as they might be in the indirect sun, as they can lose some of their colors. This is not true for deep blues. They are a solid 7-8.5 on the hardness scale (a reference to the diamonds are ranked 10). This makes them very durable gemstones that can be used daily in your jewelry and rings. Aquamarines don't require much attention. They can be washed with soap and water. If you strike the gemstone too hard, it can crack inside.

Keep in mind, first of all, that aquamarines gemstones come in a variety of qualities. Some have higher quality, while others are less. You should choose a very clear or very blue color if you want to get the best. They are not the best quality. Clear and sharp engagement rings are also required. The most popular alternative to the four precious stones is the aquamarine engagement ring.

They are very popular due to their affordability, which can start at several hundred dollars. However, they also can last for many years. These gemstones are extremely durable, resistant, and easy to maintain. These gemstones are very easy to maintain, and you can easily cut them to your desired shape.