Akvamarin

Aquamarine is a beautiful mineral with light blue to blue-green shades that resemble the sea. Its name comes from Latin and means "seawater", inspired by the stone's clear, bluish colour.

Aquamarine is a variety of the mineral beryl and gets its characteristic colour from small amounts of iron. The mineral forms in rocks such as pegmatites, where crystals can grow to impressive sizes over long periods of time. It is often used as a gemstone in jewellery, but it is also a fascinating stone for anyone who collects minerals and wants to explore nature's colours and crystals.