(^^) Feel free to comment! (^^) ☆ This is the depth of color even when exposed to light. ☆ They are hard to find. Moreover, it's so deep in color that it's mistaken for a Royal Blue Sapphire. It also has the luster of a Ceylon sapphire. ☆ Especially, this particular gem is a "selected stone" recognized as Santa Maria by Gem Research Japan, which has strict examination standards similar to those of Chubo-ken (Central Gem Laboratory). It is undoubtedly a Santa Maria from the Minas Gerais mine in Brazil. ☆ The color tone is a solid depth without any paleness. It creates a hue that combines transparency and depth, which cannot be achieved by the general sky blue type. This "blue that is deep but doesn't sink" has a very small yield, and the concentration established even in a size of 0.3 carats is a characteristic of even higher rarity. ☆ Cutting it into a pear shape emphasizes the color band, and leaving a slight roundness on the outline of the contour also gives it softness. ☆ In addition to the beauty completed as jewelry, the value of "authentic Santa Maria proven by identification" is an area where it will be even more difficult to obtain in the future, so those who have once welcomed it will realize why it is said to be a "gem that doesn't come back." ☆ Please, inherit it! (^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Santa Maria Aquamarine 0.38刻印 (0.38 carat marking) Natural Diamond 0.17刻印 (0.17 carat marking) Top Material: K18WG (18K White Gold) Top Maximum Length: Approximately 21.9mm Top Maximum Width: Approximately 9.3mm Chain Material: K18WG (18K White Gold) Chain Length: Approximately 45.0cm (Includes free adjuster) (Chain can be detached) Total Weight: Approximately 4.4g Sorting: GRJ "Santa Maria Color" notation