Earrings

1 Carat AquamarineAquamarine derives it name from the Latin 'aqua' (water) and 'mare' (sea).
Aquamarine is found in a range of blue shades, from pale pastel to greenish-blue to deep blue. Iron is the substance, which gives aquamarine its color. The most prized aquamarines are those displaying a deeper, pure blue, with no green tints.
The most popular cuts for aquamarine are oval and emerald.
With an "8" ranking on the Mohs hardness scale, the stone is very durable. Its clear, pale brilliance makes it an appropriate stone for all types of jewelry and it can complement almost any skin or eye color.
According to the saga, aquamarine was the treasure of mermaids and has been regarded as the sailors' lucky stone. It is a symbol for hope, health and fidelity. Its light blue arouses feelings of sympathy, trust, harmony and friendship. According to the old traditions, wearing aquamarine promises a happy marriage and is said to bring the woman who wears it joy and wealth into the bargain.
It is the birthstone for March. 14K Two Tone Gold Earrings

2 Carat Blue TopazThe name topaz comes from the Greek word "topazos" meaning "to shine" which also signifies "fire." Topaz is most commonly found is yellow colour, but it also occures in flax, brown, green, blue, light blue, red and pink ... and sometimes it has no colour at all. Imperial (pink) shades are the rarest and therefore, the most valuable.
In mysticism, the topaz is attributed with a cooling, styptic and appetising effect. It is said to dispel sadness, anger and nocturnal fears. It is reputed to make men handsome and intelligent and sterile women fertile and happy.
It is a fluorine aluminium silicate. With a ranking of "8" on the Mohs scale of hardness topaz has good durability. 14K Two Tone Gold Earrings