Collection: Aquamarines

Aquamarines are among the classic gemstones and have represented purity, stability, and tranquility for centuries. Their clear, blue-green color and natural beauty make them coveted gemstones and attractive stores of value.

Essential properties of aquamarine:

  • Hardness: 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale – robust and ideal for everyday jewelry.

  • Color: From delicate light blue to vibrant blue-green, more intense, deep blue tones command the highest prices on the market.

  • Transparency: High-quality aquamarines are particularly clear and brilliant, with minimal to no visible inclusions.

  • Locations: Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar, Nigeria and Mozambique – the origin significantly influences the color intensity and value.

Aquamarine as an investment:

Aquamarines with intense color, high clarity, and high carat weight are sought after and considered stable assets. Untreated or minimally treated stones from renowned regions of origin, in particular, consistently fetch good prices at auctions and in the gemstone trade.

Market development:

Demand for high-quality aquamarines has been stable for years. Top-quality gems from renowned localities, especially intense blue specimens, demonstrate consistent value growth and are considered a safe addition to alternative portfolios.

Aquamarine at Valoterna:

Valoterna offers an exclusive selection of exquisite aquamarines with excellent clarity and brilliant color. Our gemstones combine natural beauty with long-term value retention.

Effect of aquamarine:

Aquamarine is said to have a calming and clarifying effect. It is said to promote balance, perspective, and serenity. In traditional gemstone theory, aquamarine is associated with the month of March as a birthstone.

  • Essential characteristics of aquamarine

    • Hardness: 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale – robust and ideal for everyday jewelry.
    • Color: From delicate light blue to vibrant blue-green, more intense, deep blue tones command the highest prices on the market.
    • Transparency: High-quality aquamarines are particularly clear and brilliant, with minimal to no visible inclusions.
    • Origin: Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar, Nigeria and Mozambique – the origin significantly influences the color intensity and value.
  • Aquamarine as an investment

    Aquamarines with intense color, high clarity, and high carat weight are sought after and considered stable assets. Untreated or minimally treated stones from renowned regions of origin, in particular, consistently fetch good prices at auctions and in the gemstone trade. The best color is called " Santa Maria ."

    Demand for high-quality aquamarines has been stable for years. Top-quality gems from renowned localities, especially intense blue specimens, demonstrate consistent value growth and are considered a safe addition to alternative investment portfolios.

  • Effect of aquamarine

    Aquamarine is said to have a calming and clarifying effect. It is said to promote balance, perspective, and serenity. In traditional gemstone theory, aquamarine is associated with the month of March as a birthstone .