Hand-cast jewelry
Aquamarine, 925 Sterling Silver Post Earrings, SE002
$260.76
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Aquamarine is such an interesting gemstone—part of the Beryl family, right alongside Goshenite, Emerald, and Morganite. Our Aquas are in the mid-range of color—and that’s by design. If you want the really dark material, we can get it… but it’ll triple the price.
What we’re aiming for is maximum bang for buck: solid color, great clarity, and still priced like the rest of our 8x6mm stones. We think we’ve nailed it. Decent color. Decent price.
If you want the high-dollar stuff, just say the word—we’ll do our best to make you happy. (But fair warning: your wallet might have a few things to say about it.)
Each earring features a 3ct Aquamarine, cut in a brilliant 8x6mm oval, and set in a solid 4-prong basket. We cast our own mountings—no flimsy “snap-tight” stuff here. This setting allows for maximum stone exposure with minimal silver weight—a smart, stable design that keeps the cost down without sacrificing strength or style.
Crafted in solid .925 Sterling Silver, specially alloyed to be highly tarnish-resistant, the metal stays bright and beautiful with minimal upkeep. Since it’s still 92.5% pure silver, it qualifies as Sterling Silver—just better.
A brilliant pick for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine’s, or anyone who loves cool tones and timeless design.
Backed by a full one-year workmanship warranty and a 30-day unconditional guarantee—return them for any reason, no questions asked.
A little fire, a lot of flair—go ahead.
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BTW, Since we make this from scratch after you order it, we have a lot of flexibility. We can also make this for you in either 14k yellow gold or 14k white gold. Email us and let us know what you're interested in, and we'll give you the best price we can live with. We enjoy a strong repeat business, and keep it by making good jewelry you'll want to wear at prices that we both can live with.
