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Aquamarine (AQU021)

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$195.00

Aquamarine (AQU023)

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$195.00

Aquamarine (AQU022)

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$195.00

Aquamarine (AQU019)

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$630.00

The New Hampshire Aquamarine Studs - W.R. Metalarts

The Aquamarine Studs

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$788.00

The Aquamarine Ring

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$2,688.00

The Maine Aquamarine Pendant - W.R. Metalarts

The Aquamarine Pendant White Gold

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$590.00

The Fairmined New Hampshire Aquamarine Emerald-Cut Carved Solitaire

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$2,068.00

The Aquamarine Embrace

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$2,726.00

The Aquamarine Embrace Full Bezel (Ready to ship in size 5.75)

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$2,965.00

The Namibian Aquamarine Pendant Yellow Gold

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$1,215.00

The Aquamarine Pendant Rose Gold

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$590.00

The Mokume Gane Square-Cut Solitaire

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$2,935.00

The Namibian Minimalist Oval Ring (Ready to ship in size 6)

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$4,798.00

The Birch Band

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$406.00

Tourmaline (TOU038)

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$288.75

The Pink Princess Cut Ring

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$3,334.00

Sapphire (SAP016)

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$3,806.00

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Stone Spotlight: Aquamarine

Color: Colors range widely within the blue to blue-green spectrum, including pale blues, frosty blues, seafoam greens, and deeper greenish-blues Our Sources: We source Aquamarines from Maine, New Hampshire, Colorado, Malawi, Madagascar, and other countries around the world. The Fairmined New Hampshire Aquamarine Emerald-Cut Carved Solitaire Stone Cutting: We generally source pre-cut gemstones. For stones sourced outside of the US, we look for suppliers who employ stone cutters in the same region where the stones are mined. Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more! More on Aquamarines: Aquamarines are March’s birthstone! They are rated 7.5-8 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, making them hard and durable enough to wear everyday. Aquamarines are a part of the Beryl gemstone family, which includes Emeralds, Goshenites, Morganites, and Heliodors. The Aquamarine Pendant More on Our Commitment to Ethical and Sustainable Sourcing: W.R. Metalarts strives to know the full story of the materials we use in our jewelry. We are committed to supporting artisanal miners and mining communities, promoting healthy and safe working conditions, and avoiding environmentally destructive practices. We are dedicated to deepening our understanding and working to address the historical and ongoing harm of the jewelry industry on indigenous communities and communities of color all around the world. We do not claim to have all of the answers; we are constantly evaluating our practices as we gain a more nuanced understanding of our complex industry. Transparency is critical so that you, our clients and collaborators, can trust that we’ve done all we can to create the most beautiful jewelry - not just the end result, but beautiful at every step of the journey. The way that we back up these values is to do our homework, putting our suppliers through rigorous vetting processes. We don’t take our vendors at face value when they say a stone is “conflict-free” or “sustainable;” we push them to give us the whole story about the journey of a stone and if they are not able to back up their claims of “ethics'' with sources or credentials, we won’t work with them. We source directly from local cutters and miners, when possible, which is one way to ensure ethical, responsible, and sustainable sourcing, practices and conditions. It takes time and diligence to find suppliers that we trust, but once we find them, we forge incredible relationships built on our shared values of transparency and doing good. Through direct relationships, ongoing assessment, and accountability we continue to strengthen and develop these practices and the demands for them. The Mokume Gane Square-Cut Maine Aquamarine Solitaire Thank you for supporting responsible and sustainable sourcing! Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more!

on Apr 27 2022

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Something Blue! Adding Blue Gems to Your Ring

Blue is all around us. It is the color of the sky and the sea and is one of our favorite colors to source gemstones in. We love exploring all the beautiful variations of this color with different stones! Here are some of our favorites to work with: Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more! Sapphires When thinking about blue stones, sapphires are usually the first gemstone that will come to mind! They are extremely resilient (rated a 9 on the Mohs Hardness Scale) and absolutely stunning. Sapphires come in nearly every color imaginable, but blue sapphires are always the most popular. We love working with Montana sapphires especially because we can ensure that they are sourced to the highest standards of ethics and sustainability in the mining industry. Sapphires symbolize wisdom and creativity making them a perfect stone for the creative in your life! Aquamarine We always think that aquamarines evoke the sea. They range in color from almost clear to a light blue to a green-blue coloring. They are often free from inclusions resembling a pane of blue glass. They are a 7.5-8 on the Mohs Hardness Scale making them durable and a wonderful option for pendants or rings. We source our aquamarines from Maine and Colorado from sustainable and ethical sources and stone cutters. Aquamarines are stones of power and are said to radiate calming energies! Iolite If you love the look of sapphires but don't want to break the bank, Iolite is for you! It is a beautiful blue stone that’s natural coloring is a deep blue. It is slightly less durable than a sapphire, but with proper care, it can last generations. We love sourcing this beautiful stone from Wyoming and cannot wait to work with it more in the future. Topaz Topaz is often thought of as a reddish-orange stone, which it is; however, topaz can also be a stunning blue. Blue topaz is one of the most sought after varieties… for good reason! It looks beautiful in any cut and pairs beautifully with all varieties of metal. If you’re curious about what exactly differentiates white, yellow, and rose gold, check out our helpful blog post! Blue Spinel Some consider the blue of blue spinel rivals that of sapphires (we plead the 5th on that question). It is an affordable alternative to sapphires, but don’t discount it as a replacement. Blue spinel can more than hold its own! Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more!

on Jun 29 2021

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