The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5602)Origin: Brazil Collection: Aquamarine Rings Medium: Aquamarine/Gold   « Less

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5605)Origin: Brazil Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Aquamarine/Gold   « Less

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5617)Origin: Brazil Circa: 20 th Century AD Collection: Gem Stone RingsMedium: Aquamarine/Gold   « Less

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5621)Origin: Brazi Circa: 20 th Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Aquamarine and Gold   « Less

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the Beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The Ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the Beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5622)Origin: Brazil Circa: 20 th Century AD Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Aquamarine/Gold   « Less

The ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green  More »

The ancient Egyptians believed that aquamarine quickened the intellect and made the wearer both relaxed and fearless. A variety of the beryl family, the pale blue/green aquamarine has been likened to a thousand leagues of sunlit sea imprisoned in a cup; the Romans esteemed it because its color was that of a calm sea, a metaphor for peace. According to Eastern philosophy, the aquamarine is traditionally a stone of power, one that brings order and balance to the wearer. It is excellent for meditation and is said to have a soothing effect on both the thymus gland and the heart chakra. Its pale but exquisite color is flattering both to the wearer and to the eye of the beholder. - (FJ.5625)Origin: Brazil Circa: 20 th Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Aquamarine and Gold   « Less

Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Aquamarine Rings Medium: Aquamarine, Gold

Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Aquamarine Rings Medium: Aquamarine, Gold   « Less

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. In this capacity, the gem has come to symbolize eternal faithfulness and is the traditional focus of the engagement band. Because early cultures lacked the technology to facet the diamond, the gem has only become popular in the last two centuries. Diamonds are normally colorless, but they are also found in shades including yellow, pink and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind, and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. - (FJ.0173)Origin: South Africa Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Diamond-Gold   « Less

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. In this capacity, the gem has come to symbolize eternal faithfulness and is the traditional focus of the engagement band. Because early cultures lacked the technology to facet the diamond, the gem has only become popular in the last two centuries. Diamonds are normally colorless, but they are also found in shades including yellow, pink, and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind, and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. - (FJ.0188)Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Diamond-Gold   « Less

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. In this capacity, the gem has come to symbolize eternal faithfulness and is the traditional focus of the engagement band. Because early cultures lacked the technology to facet the diamond, the gem has only become popular in the last two centuries. Diamonds are normally colorless, but they are also found in shades including yellow, pink, and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind, and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. - (FJ.0234)Origin: South African Diamonds Circa: 1950 AD Collection: White Gold Diamond Ring Medium: Diamond-Gold   « Less