Santa Maria Aquamarine & Diamond K10 Ring, Round Cut ~Ello Lily~ March Birthstone (K18/PT Customizable)

This item is made to order. Please allow approximately 1.5 months from payment confirmation to delivery. We are unable to accept changes or cancellations after placing an order. Thank you for your understanding. ========================== ※Metal Material and Ring Size Must Be Selected※ Please be sure to select your desired metal material and ring size from the dropdown menus. ========================== This K10 ring features a round-cut Santa Maria aquamarine as the centerpiece, accented with four melee diamonds. Its captivating deep marine blue color makes it a beloved gemstone and the birthstone for March. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to create a ring where the stone takes center stage, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful sparkle of vibrant colored gemstones. Feel free to stack it with other rings or pair it with a necklace from the Ello series for various styling options. The ring's name, "Lily," is inspired by the lily flower, symbolizing "pure" and "refined beauty." It reflects the image of the wearer and the name of the designer who created it. ~O'Ello~ A jewelry series featuring high-quality gemstones, conceptualized as "keys to unlocking your true self and opening your heart." ■Gemstones [Quantity] - Santa Maria Aquamarine x 1 stone - Diamonds x 4 stones (SI to VS class equivalent) [Size] - Santa Maria Aquamarine: Approx. 4mm diameter x 1 stone - Diamonds: Approx. 1.6mm diameter x 2 stones, Approx. 1.3mm diameter x 2 stones [Carat] - Santa Maria Aquamarine: Approx. 0.3ct x 1 stone - Diamonds: Total 0.056ct ■Ring [Band Size] Width approx. 1.4mm x Thickness approx. 0.7mm [Motif Size] Height approx. 4.7mm x Width approx. 4.8mm x Depth approx. 3mm [Weight] Approx. 1.071g <Aquamarine> (March Birthstone) ■Meaning: Wisdom, Composure, Courage Japanese name: Aichuseki, Aidama, Rangyoku. Mohs hardness 7.5-8. Aquamarine is the birthstone for March. Santa Maria aquamarine is characterized by its deep blue color compared to regular aquamarine. Its name originates from the Santa Maria mine in Brazil, and its beautiful blue captivated many. Stones from the Santa Maria mine are now depleted, making them rare gemstones. Later, deep, beautiful blue aquamarine was also discovered in Africa and came to be known as "Santa Maria Africana." Currently, deep blue aquamarines are referred to as Santa Maria aquamarines or Santa Maria color. The name aquamarine is said to derive from the Latin words "aqua" (water) and "marin" (sea). Aquamarine, with its beautiful sparkle resembling light shining into the sea, was called the "Queen of the Night" by French noblewomen in the 18th century, due to its brilliant radiance even under the dim light of candles. Among ancient European sailors, it was believed to be a charm ensuring safe voyages, leaving many tales and myths associated with the sea. Aquamarine is the birthstone for March and also the anniversary stone for the 4th year of marriage in Japan, making it a recommended gift for loved ones. *As natural stones are used, they may contain natural inclusions (cracks or imperfections) or have slight variations in shape. While we do our best to select stones, we hope you will enjoy them as part of their natural charm. We strive to photograph the items to accurately represent their appearance, but the color of the stones may vary depending on your smartphone or computer screen. Thank you for your understanding. ■Metal Material Options You can choose from K10 yellow gold, K18 yellow gold, K18 pink gold, or platinum. *Availability may depend on gemstone stock. ■For Those Considering Purchase *All items come with complimentary gift wrapping on a card and a product warranty. <Paid Gift Wrapping> Gift wrapping for presents is also available. If you would like paid gift wrapping, please purchase it along with your order from the following link: https://jp.pinkoi.com/store/raspia?catp=group_3%2Cgroup_3_0%2Clisting_326