Aquamarine is best known for its breathtaking range of blue colors and belongs to the same family as emerald (beryl). The name derives from the Latin expression for seawater. Aquamarine is colored by trace amounts of iron that find their way into the crystal structure. Aquamarine possesses a durable hardness (7.5-8 on the Mohs scale), which qualifies it for any kind of jewelry.

Aquamarine is the birthstone of March, and has long been a symbol of youth, health and hope. The gemstone is said to calm waves and keep sailors safe at sea. Aquamarine is thought to enhance the happiness of marriages. It has been said that the mineral gives the wearer protection against foes in battle or litigation. It makes the wearer unconquerable and amiable, and also quickens the intellect. Aquamarine is also known for releasing fear, calming nerves, and bringing mental clarity.

A luminous tribute to longing, dreams, and the call of the sea

The Mirissa Blue Collection is inspired by the southern coast of Sri Lanka – and the ocean that shifts between soft sky blue and deep, glistening tones. The collection’s namesake, the coastal town of Mirissa, is a place where golden beaches meet the vast Indian Ocean and time seems to slow down. Here, stillness carries both hope and yearning.

Each piece flows with the rhythm of the sea – fluid, glimmering, and alive. The designs are elegant and evocative, often featuring gemstones in royal blue, velvety midnight hues or serene aquamarine. These colors reflect the ocean’s changing light — its calm, its depth, and its untamed energy.

Gemstones are selected not only for their brilliance, but for their soul – a light that feels like sunlight filtered through water. Their tones are vivid and contemplative, shifting gently with movement and mood.

Crafted in solid gold, Mirissa Blue rings embrace clean lines and refined silhouettes, allowing the gemstone to take center stage.

This is more than a collection – it’s a tribute to inner tides, an invitation to listen to your longing, and a reminder that there is strength in softness and courage in the unknown.