Aquamarine and Rose Cut Amethyst rings with brilliant white diamond accents. The beautiful aquamarine measures 16mm by 12mm and has a 3mm white diamond. The Amethyst is from Morocco and has a beautiful, flashy deep purple color that really seems to glow from within. It measures 14mm by 10mm and has a 2.5 white diamond accent. They both have sterling silver rectangle bands that are 3mm wide which keeps it from turning around on your finger. They are both stamped with the Sanskrit symbol for "breathe".

Aquamarine is named for the Latin phrase, "water of the sea" and is a blue to blue green type of beryl. It was thought to keep sailors safe at sea. It is the birthstone for March. It was also believed to enhance the happiness of marriage, make the wearer more amiable and quicken the intellect. Aquamarines are fairly hard, 7.5 to 8 on the Moh's scale of hardness so they make a good stone to use for a ring. Most aquamarines originate in Pakistan’s Karakoram Mountains.

The beautiful grape like color of amethyst led early Greeks to associate amethyst with Bacchus, the god of wine. Other legends reflected beliefs that amethyst kept its wearer clear-headed and quick-witted in battle and in business affairs. It was believed that wearing amethyst prevented drunkeness.

Fine amethysts have been set in religious jewelry and royal crown jewels for centuries. It was once considered equal in value to ruby, emerald, and sapphire. It’s no wonder that fine amethyst adorns the fingers of bishops as well as the coronation regalia of British royalty.

Amethyst is the birthstone for February and one of the emblems of the twelve apostles. Aquamarine is the birthstone for March.

Either of these rings will arrive in a beautiful gift box with a free polishing cloth. Like all my jewelry, it will come with a lifetime warranty. If it ever needs a repair, return it to me and I will fix it and send it back to you at no charge.

Free domestic shipping and free gift wrapping is also available. Just convo me if you'd like it wrapped.