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Rare Schorl Tourmaline with Aquamarine and Hyalite Erongo, Namibia 46*38*15mm
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Symmetrical Schörl Tourmaline Aquamarine Hyalite stage Erongo, Namibia 54*46*42mm
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Rare Aquamarine XX on Orthoclase specimen Erongo, Namibia 43*30*22mm Collection
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Large Smoky Quartz Aquamarine Hyalite Muscovite Specimen Erongo, Namibia 120*66*70mm
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Aquamarine, Schorl Tourmaline, Orthoclase Specimen Erongo, Namibia 31*26*19mm Collection
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Rare Aquamarine XX on Orthoclase specimen Erongo, Namibia 29*21*18mm Collection
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Beautiful Aquamarine on Orthoclase specimen Erongo, Namibia 37*22*13mm Collection
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Rare clear aquamarine XX schorl, orthoclase specimen 38*35*20mm from Erongo Namibia
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Collection: Aquamarin
Aquamarine from Namibia: Nature’s radiant treasure
Aquamarine, a fascinating gemstone, belongs to the beryl family and delights lovers of minerals and jewelry alike. The name "aquamarine" comes from Latin and means "water of the sea", which refers to the stone's typical blue to greenish tones. Particularly noteworthy is the aquamarine from Namibia, which is valued for its exceptional clarity and intense color.
Origin and occurrence
Namibia is known for its rich mineral deposits, and aquamarine is no exception. The most important deposits are in the Erongo region around the Brandberg, where the unique geological conditions create ideal conditions for the formation of these precious stones. In addition to Namibia, aquamarine can also be found in other countries such as Brazil, Madagascar and Nigeria.
Appearance and properties
Aquamarine is characterized by its light blue to greenish color, which is often reminiscent of the gentle waves of the ocean. The clarity and transparency of the stone are crucial to its value - the clearer and more intense the color, the more sought after the aquamarine is. Chemically, aquamarine is made of beryllium aluminum silicate (Be3Al2Si6O18) and has a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, making it a robust gemstone.
The crystal shapes of aquamarine are mostly hexagonal and can occur in the form of long, prismatic crystals. There are also different varieties, such as the "Santa Maria" aquamarine, which is known for its deep blue color.
Care and maintenance
Proper care is essential to preserve the beauty of your aquamarine. Avoid contact with chemical cleaning products and extreme temperature changes. It is best to clean the stone with lukewarm soapy water and a soft cloth. Store it separately from other pieces of jewelry to avoid scratches.
Conclusion
Aquamarine from Namibia is not only a beautiful gemstone, but also a symbol of purity and clarity. Whether as a piece of jewelry or a collector's item, this stone brings the colors of the sea directly into your home. Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of aquamarine and discover the variety of these unique minerals in our online shop!