Aquamarine | Rough Specimen

$12.95

A little piece of ocean-coloured beauty.

With its delicate pale blue colouring and soft, translucent appearance, this Aquamarine specimen is a lovely little addition to a mineral collection.

Aquamarine belongs to the beryl mineral family, the same family as emerald. Its name comes from the Latin words aqua marina, meaning seawater, inspired by its beautiful blue to blue-green colours.

Presented in a small white display box, this individual specimen is perfect for collectors, gemstone enthusiasts or anyone drawn to the gentle colours of Aquamarine.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Aquamarine Specimen.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

A little piece of ocean-coloured beauty.

With its delicate pale blue colouring and soft, translucent appearance, this Aquamarine specimen is a lovely little addition to a mineral collection.

Aquamarine belongs to the beryl mineral family, the same family as emerald. Its name comes from the Latin words aqua marina, meaning seawater, inspired by its beautiful blue to blue-green colours.

Presented in a small white display box, this individual specimen is perfect for collectors, gemstone enthusiasts or anyone drawn to the gentle colours of Aquamarine.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Aquamarine Specimen.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

Please Note

  • This is the exact Aquamarine specimen you will receive. The photographs show the individual piece available for purchase.

  • Natural Aquamarine can have variations in colour, clarity, inclusions and surface characteristics. These are part of its natural character.

  • Product colours and details may appear slightly different depending on lighting, photography and individual screen settings.

  • Measurements are approximate.

  • Your specimen comes presented in a small white display box.

  • Traditional crystal meanings and associations are based on folklore and spiritual practices. They are not scientifically proven and should not be taken as medical advice.