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Summary:The white aquamarine can be transparent or opaque white. The
luster is vitreous and not exceptional. The white aquamarine is well
complimented with yellow gold. The contrasts are highlighted when this
combination is used. Using silver, platinum or white gold will hide the
brilliance of the white gemstone.
The white aquamarine is a high priced semi-precious gemstone. It is the
birthstone of people whose star sign is Pisces. Aquamarine means water of the
sea in Latin. Aquamarine usually is blue colored. It is the member of the beryl
family of gemstones, which also include the emerald and the goshenite.
Aquamarine has a hexagonal crystal structure. Heating white aquamarine between
725 to 850 degrees Fahrenheit will change to its color to permanent blue. This
gem is considered to be a symbol of happiness and eternal youth. It is known as
the sailor's gem because it was used to combat seasickness by sailors.
It is said to enhance one's attractiveness in the eyes of the opposite sex. It
brings about love and understanding. It also helps to control one's temper and
is helpful in combating ego problems. This gem is recommended for people who
are involved in humanitarian causes. The white aquamarine can be transparent or
opaque white. The luster is vitreous and not exceptional. The white aquamarine
is well complimented with yellow gold. The contrasts are highlighted when this
combination is used. Using silver, platinum or white gold will hide the
brilliance of the white gemstone. White aquamarines usually are cut in oval
shapes. Square shaped white aquamarines are unique and can be used in
rings and pendants.
The clearer the white aquamarine the better it is. There should not be any
grayish specks on the gemstone. High quality white aquamarine is almost
colorless. Cabochon shaped white aquamarines are used as beads in necklaces.
When a well-cut aquamarine is viewed from different angles it shows different
colors. This parameter should be used when buying this gemstone.
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