|18k white and rose gold
|Two aquamarines totalling 4.59ct
|Two salmon pink morganites totalling 4.39ct
|This articulating pair of earrings are a mix of style and elegance.

As aquamarine context, GIA’s aquamarine quality guide explains that aquamarine ranges from blue to green-blue, with the most valuable colour being dark blue to slightly greenish blue with moderate intensity. Therefore, Aquamor should be presented through its fresh blue colour and clean gemstone presence.

For morganite context, GIA’s morganite buyer’s guide explains that morganite is the pink to orange-pink variety of beryl, the same mineral family as aquamarine. It also notes that colour is the most important morganite quality factor. As a result, Aquamor feels beautifully balanced because both gemstones come from the beryl family, yet each brings a different mood.

For earring style context, Natural Diamonds’ earring guide notes that drop and dangle earrings create movement and sparkle with every turn. This supports Aquamor, because the articulated drop design is made to move softly and catch light from both gemstones.

Within Ojamie’s collection, Aquamor belongs naturally beside Gemtonique gemstone jewellery and aquamarine jewellery. Therefore, it suits someone drawn to pastel colour, white-and-rose-gold contrast, and refined gemstone movement.