Mixed Beryl Bangle

This listing is for one bracelet. 14.4mm x 9.9mm beads. These crystals are real but it appears that a few of the aquamarine beads were enhanced or someone attempted to enhance them. I personally believe it is still beautiful. The colors are soft. The crystals include aquamarine, heliodor, and morganite.
Aquamarine is the blue variety of the mineral Beryl and is classed as a semiprecious stone. It is a favorite in jewelry. Lower quality aquamarine can be found fairly inexpensive in tumbled and raw form. It is also the birthstone for the month of March. The largest aquamarine ever found was discovered in Brazil in 1910 and it weighed 110kg. In the Middle Ages, aquamarine was prized as the most superior material for fortune telling crystal balls; whilst in 1377 William Langland praised the gemstone as an antidote for poison.
Morganite is the name given to the soft pink variety of Beryl. Morganite has gained increasing popularity in the last decade or so as an alternative to Diamons for engagement rings. The soft pink color is usually caused by the presence of Manganese. Alternative Names: Pink Beryl, Rose Beryl, Pink Emerald
Heliodor is the name given to the yellow variety of Beryl. Alternative Names: Yellow Beryl and Golden Beryl