Contents of the package
You receive a pendant made from an unpolished aquamarine stone in a metal setting, with a thin chain. The natural form of the stone has been preserved, we did not polish it shiny, so you receive the stone in the condition it occurs in nature.
The colour world of aquamarine
Aquamarine is a member of the beryl mineral family, with a characteristic pale, sea-blue-greenish shade. Its name comes from the Latin expression meaning 'water of the sea', because the colour resembles the colour of the clear sea. In an unpolished state, translucent and matte areas alternate on the stone, sometimes small internal inclusions are also visible, which give the stone its uniqueness.
What to wear it with
The pale bluish colour looks lovely on a white shirt, cream jumper or alongside light jeans. It suits a summer outfit particularly well, because the colour evokes water, sky and summer mood. It is also suitable for weddings and festive occasions, for classical and modern outfits alike. If you favour pale, fine shades, this pendant is for you.
Cleaning and care
Aquamarine belongs to the hard minerals, but a strong impact or scratch may damage it. To clean, use a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not apply chemicals, perfume or ammonia. Check the metal setting occasionally to ensure the stone sits firmly. Store it separately in a soft pouch so that other jewellery does not scratch it.
Gift-giving and presentation
The raw aquamarine pendant is a special surprise for someone who loves fine, pale colours. It is also known as the birthstone of March, so it is particularly fitting as a birthday gift in March. Place it in a small velvet bag or jewellery box so that the presentation becomes a festive experience.