Gold and aquamarine pendant “Laguna”

Description

This new TransfÓ or transformation signed ÓNÍSÌ PARIS is an antique pin from the nineteenth century converted into a pendant. Featuring a sumptuous 2.5-carat old oval-cut aquamarine, this timeless piece catches the light and catches the eye instantly.
Length: 1.7cm with bail, 1.1cm without.
Width: 0.7cm
Weight: 1.22g
This unique piece had a previous life in France.

The story: belonging to the beryl family like emeralds, aquamarines take their name from the Latin “aqua marina”, meaning “sea water”. It is therefore quite natural that they have earned the reputation of calming the waves and bringing safety to sailors going out to sea. Over time, the stone associated with the natives of the month of March has also taken the name of “stone of lovers” because it is known to facilitate communication in couples, soothing tensions and tempestuous “waves”.