That piece ofaquamarine he sent her when she graduated--it's worth a lot of money.
She had learned more about such things than in the days when she secretly scorned her aquamarine because it was not set in diamonds.
The lace cap belonged to Rachel Jackson, and also the aquamarine necklace (the case for this is in the south room of the museum).
Case for aquamarine necklace of Rachel Jackson (displayed on figure in opposite room).
The Minas Geraes district of Brazil, famous for all kinds of gem stones, furnishes most of theaquamarine of commerce.
What has been said about emerald applies equally to aquamarine except that the value at stake is much less and the material is usually much freer from cracks.
Beryls of the aquamarine type occur in many places, but usually of too pale a tint, or too imperfect, to be worthy of cutting.
The author has himself obtained finely crystallized aquamarine and tourmaline from the Haddam, Conn.
Very effective combinations of the aquamarine and blue species with the yellow may be recommended.
The shadows of the bridge and of the trees fall on the water in leaden purple, opposed to its general hue of aquamarine green.
A boat swings in the shoal water; its reflection is cast in a transparent pea-green, which is considerably darker than the pale aquamarine of the surface at the spot.
These are, besides Beryl itself, the gems emerald, aquamarine and golden beryl.
Aquamarine and other varieties of Beryl seem not to have been as highly esteemed as emerald by the ancients, although Beryl is mentioned in the Bible, and early writers describe gems evidently belonging to the species.
Dana describes an aquamarine from Brazil which approaches in size, and also in form, the head of a calf.
In the Field Columbian Museum is to be seen a beautiful cut aquamarine from Siberia more than two inches in diameter and weighing three hundred and thirty-one carats.
He saw de Verceuil as well, coming across the hall almost at a run, just ahead of the contessa, his aquamarine cloak flying.
The mountains took on vivid aquamarine blue and imperial purple, shading into palest pink, as they faced towards the light or away from it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aquamarine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: blue; color; diamond; emerald; jade; pigment; ruby; sapphire; stone; transparency
