{"product_id":"santa-maria-aquamarine-stone-4-10-ct-emerald-cut-loose-gemstone","title":"Santa Maria Aquamarine Stone: 4.10 CT Emerald Cut Loose Gemstone","description":"Santa Maria Aquamarine Stone, Faceted Aquamarine Loose Gemstone, natural Blue Aquamarine Gemstone, Rainbow Aquamarine Ring Stone, 4.10 CT\n\nWeight : 4.10 CT\nDimensions : 10 x 7 x 5 mm\nColor : Blue\nShape : Emerald\nClarity : VVS \/ Rainbow\nTreatment : Heat\nOrigin : Brazil\nHardness : 7.5 - 8\n\nBirthstone : March Birthstone\nZodiac Sign : Pisces Birthstone and Aquarius birthstone\n\nAquamarine’s name comes from the Latin for seawater, and ancient mariners claimed the gem would calm waves and keep sailors safe at sea. This March birthstone was also thought to bring happiness in marriage. Beryl was believed to give the wearer protection against foes in battle and litigation. It was also thought to make the wearer unconquerable and amiable, and to quicken the intellect.\n\nAquamarine is not only the birthstone for March, but the gem is also given as a present on the 19th wedding anniversary. As for famous ones, in 1936 the government of Brazil gave First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt a dark blue rectangular step cut aquamarine that weighed 1,298 carats (ct). It was the larger of two stones faceted from a piece of aquamarine rough that itself weighed an impressive 2.9 pounds (1.3 kilograms). It is now housed at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, New York. A celebrated attraction at the Smithsonian Institution is the 10,363 ct (about 4.6 pounds) Dom Pedro Aquamarine – believed to be the largest faceted aquamarine in the world. The approximately 14 inch (36 centimeter) high obelisk was fashioned by acclaimed German lapidary Berndt Mun Steiner using the fantasy cut technique.\n\nThe Brazilian state of Minas Gerais has been an important source of aquamarine for the past two centuries. Travel there and you’ll find a changing panorama of landscapes: rocky hills, rivers and scrub brush dominate the central and eastern regions; savannahs, forests and streams checker the west; and lush green hills roll southward. Aquamarines are found in primary (hard rock) and secondary (weathered) pegmatite deposits in the eastern portion of the state, near the gem center of Teófilo Otoni.\n\nSanta Maria\nAquamarine Stone\nFaceted Aquamarine\nAquamarine Loose\nLoose Gemstone\nBlue Aquamarine\nBlue gemstone\nAquamarine Gemstone\nRainbow Aquamarine\nAquamarine Ring\nRing Stone\nMarch Birthstone\nPisces Birthstone","brand":"Faran Gems","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":56600302321969,"sku":null,"price":410.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0923\/5516\/6513\/files\/db2d7cb6-il_fullxfull.6098240613_q19x.jpg?v=1791040652","url":"https:\/\/farangems.com\/products\/santa-maria-aquamarine-stone-4-10-ct-emerald-cut-loose-gemstone","provider":"Faran Gems","version":"1.0","type":"link"}