Princess Diana's Aquamarine Ring Speaking of aquamarine, another plausible option is a ring that Diana often wore after her split from Charles.
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WATCH: What's Next for Princess Charlotte Princess Margaret's Aquamarine and Diamond Cluster Ring Princess Margaret's aquamarine and diamond cluster ring was sold at auction in 2006 for nearly $53,000 after her death.
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The ground of the space the angel occupies is mottled aquamarine.
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The winner was La Contrada dell'Onda (the Wave), its colors aquamarine.
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We can't always be writing about flowers and lace and aquamarine.
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In the portrait, Victoria is wearing the stunning Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara.
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The Queen accessorized with a diamond shield brooch with an aquamarine center.
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With her dark hair and features, aquamarine could really be her stone.
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The brown is set off by a cool aquamarine paint and fixtures.
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In the soft winter light, the aquamarine glass gleams like unmined gemstones.
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I sit in my living room, contemplating the slim, smooth aquamarine tube.
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Its other varieties include emerald (green beryl) and aquamarine (light blue beryl).
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Overall, less demystifying crystal ball vibes and more of a aquamarine mermaid look.
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She wore her hair in a ponytail and accessorized with aquamarine drop earrings.
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Ahead, check out the coolest hair and makeup ideas from tonight's aquamarine carpet.
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She bent over an aquamarine shard, drawing a cutting tool across the surface.
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Untouched aquamarine glacial lakes appear to be almost unearthly at Glacier, in Montana.
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As she put on her aquamarine coat, she said she felt very refreshed.
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"I'm thrilled," she said, looking down at her new sneakers with aquamarine stripes.
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But the sweetest complement to her reception look was an eye-catching aquamarine ring.
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Surely, some hip hotel in Shoreditch would welcome him and his glorious aquamarine sneakers.
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In addition, Meghan wore a special keepsake: Harry's late mother Princess Diana's aquamarine ring.
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On her right hand, Markle wore an aquamarine ring that belonged to Princess Diana.
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There's no shortage of natural beauty in Hawaii, from aquamarine beaches to majestic volcanoes.
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An aquamarine knit dress and matching booties made up the rest of the outfit.
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After only a few minutes, my entire tub transformed into a bright shade of aquamarine.
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Two identical red magenta shapes, which resemble socks, are painted over the aquamarine blue ground.
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The palette on the shelves includes rosy pinks, celadon greens, caramel, violet, sapphire and aquamarine.
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Menéndez gave the Virgin Mary aquamarine hair in her attempt, and made heaven's gatekeeper crosseyed.
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The ice was curved and smooth and glowed in places from aquamarine to cerulean blue.
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Sweden's Princess Madeleine has been putting the gorgeous Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik tiara to good use lately.
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Some are to be expected (aquamarine and white), while others are more unusual (maroon with yellow).
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Her white bathing suit and brown legs float amid ripples of navy, grayish blue, and aquamarine.
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The scenic island, with its white beaches and aquamarine waters, is situated eight miles off the mainland.
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The new aquamarine ring #MeghanMarkle wore tonight isn't actually new at all – it belonged to Princess Diana.
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At close range, brush strokes of goldenrod, lavender, violet, salmon, aquamarine and sky blue can be discerned.
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They looked at water trapped in the crevices of emerald and aquamarine crystals at very low temperatures.
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We took seats under a white awning on a pair of white couches facing an aquamarine pool.
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Huge swaths of teal and aquamarine pour down the canvas, animated by streaks of white and pink.
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Legend has it that Venus stopped at this aquamarine-colored crater lake to take in her reflection.
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The marchers all wear aquamarine T-shirts and carry a banner with an image of King's face.
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By the 1940s, Tiffany & Co. was known for such oversize pieces, especially with aquamarine surrounded by diamonds.
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Bruce went straight for the aquamarine mascara, unscrewing one and swooping the candy color over their lashes.
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Painted in bright hues of red and aquamarine, the artist personifies the grief and struggle of war.
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Kate paired her look with her diamond and aquamarine drop earrings and carried a matching blue bespoke clutch.
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Blood dominates even the initial paintings, crimson splashes overlaying the vibrant ochre, aquamarine, gold, emerald of the landscapes.
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Diana famously wore the emerald cut Aquamarine stunner to an auction of her own clothes at Christie's in 1997.
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Diana famously wore the emerald cut Aquamarine stunner to an auction of her own clothes at Christie's in 1997.
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Tropical fish in every shade fill the aquamarine lagoon and birds in vivid hues fly among lush green palms.
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Diana famously wore the emerald cut Aquamarine stunner to an auction of her own clothes at Christie's in 1997.
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Two Scottish firms, Pelamis and Aquamarine Power, have gone bust in the past two years trying to commercialise it.
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Among those being considered are peach and brown-based neutrals, plus a few bolder hues, like purple and aquamarine.
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In one image, luminescent bands of fuchsia and aquamarine asteroids swirl around the bright, white point of the Sun.
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The untouched aquamarine glacial lakes we saw from the summit were almost eerie, unlike anything we'd ever seen before.
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" An aquamarine Art Deco tiara with matching necklace from Cartier is listed as "the property of an elegant lady.
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I stopped at viewpoints along the way to look at the aquamarine sea stretching toward Danang's rapidly growing skyline.
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A strange creature was there, like a squirt of aquamarine foam with rabbit ears, floating in place, looking at Jean.
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Kate's engagement ring, for example, was originally Diana's, and Meghan wore Diana's famous aquamarine ring at the royal wedding reception.
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"Morganite, aquamarine, and garnet engagement rings have recently become quite fashionable, as they offer unique, eye-catching options," Lane said.
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The craggy Mount Otemanu and a stunning aquamarine sea at the St. Regis Bora Bora Resort served as their backdrop.
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Done on six panels, each painted a bright color that serves as a ground (yellow, blue, aquamarine, and three shades of orange), the canvases are stacked two by three — yellow over orange, blue over aquamarine, orange over a darker orange — so that the painting overall reads as a triptych, and the images are arrayed accordingly.
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On the round American Empire table in the dining room/library, he placed a shaded lamp with a radiant aquamarine base.
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Although those aquamarine waters can't be allowed to dampen or disrupt photo-coifed tresses, nor sand get in the camera kit.
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She styled the look with custom Aquazzura pumps featuring baby blue souls, diamond Cartier earrings and Princess Diana's aquamarine cocktail ring.
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And if you're seeking some inner peace and calm in your life, the Aquamarine collection should be right up your alley.
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With her choppy blond hair and aquamarine eyes, she has a sprite-like, ethereal quality, which can belie her artistic savvy.
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Kesha dyed her mane an aquamarine color recently, and Kylie Jenner went icy blue — giving us déjà vu in the process.
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The water running through the town—the aquamarine, freezing-cold creek and the cloudy, scalding-hot hot spring—sustains life here.
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Meghan debuted the first piece of jewelry inherited from her mother-in-law on her wedding day, when she waved to crowds as the couple drove to their evening reception wearing Diana's aquamarine ring on her right hand.. Diana famously wore the emerald cut Aquamarine stunner to an auction of her own clothes at Christie's in 1997.
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Sure, "There's no place like home" and all that, but a beach and some warm, aquamarine water sure sounds nice right now.
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The jewel is part of a set — the other piece is an aquamarine bracelet, where it's connected by five strands of pearls.
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It was a shard of aquamarine cullet retrieved from the charred ruins of Bruce Goff's Shin'enKan house in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, my hometown.
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"It was very interesting watching this iridescent aquamarine colour light up the waves as they crashed," photographer Brett Chatwin told The Advocate.
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She paired the gown with Aquazzura heels in a nude mesh with a baby blue-painted heel, and Princess Diana's aquamarine ring.
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Kurz's also updated the party's signature color from black to aquamarine blue, a color donned by many of the supporters at polls.
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Then I think about surf magazines, which are almost entirely devoted to pretty aquamarine pictures of waves with awesome surfers on them.
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On the upper floors, arrangements of Pilea aquamarine and cryptanthus sat on table tops and rabbit-shaped topiaries hid in the corners.
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The style, in diamonds as well as pastel gems like morganite, aquamarine and heliodor, has become his signature in Beirut and abroad.
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Flat green islands hovered offshore, and an endless canvas of shallows, colored aquamarine by shifting arcs of sand, reached to the horizon.
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Its sea goddess temple holds an unforgettable life-size statue of an aquamarine-skinned immortal with protruding ribs and bulging white eyes.
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While Rose's signature hair style is a short blonde 'do, she recently tested out a more out-there dye job: bright aquamarine hair.
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Princess Madeleine may have made a splash with her aquamarine tiara recently, but her sister knows how to own the tiara spotlight too!
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Everything will arrive to the table on official state china selected by first lady Michelle Obama last year, distinguished by its aquamarine trim.
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But unlike past designs, Armani used a palette of pastel colors, with many of his creations in light blues, pinks and pale aquamarine.
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Obviously, Howe's concoction did not magically boost his vitality, but he did do a good job of mirroring the brew's frothy, aquamarine aesthetics.
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They were piecing together decorative clasps for a set of Louis Vuitton bags, from bins of bright-red, white, yellow, and aquamarine feathers.
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In the master bedroom, abstract aquamarine wallpaper creates a colorful backdrop for a low-profile bed, while a hand-woven duvet adds texture.
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Brilliant Earth, a San Francisco-based online jeweler, carries lab-grown diamonds, recycled precious metals, and gemstones like sapphire, aquamarine, moissanite, and morganite.
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Meghan also honored her mother-in-law, the late Princess Diana by wearing her emerald cut aquamarine ring on her right hand, PEOPLE confirms.
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For every $45 aquamarine eyeliner you can buy on the internet, there's at least five drugstore dupes that are rallying for your attention instead.
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The former actress even paid tribute to Diana on her wedding day, wearing her aquamarine ring as the couple headed to their evening reception.
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I dreamt I knew those twins — identical in every way, right down to their perfect size-six figures, honey-blonde hair, and aquamarine eyes.
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"Bora Bora looks especially gorgeous through the lenses of these sunnies," she captioned a second photo of the couple in front of aquamarine waters.
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Back home in Morris country, the author could not escape the "aquamarine light, water flowing in canals, the dark of the Palazzo Pesaro Orfei".
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Modelling a set of aquamarine-and-diamond earrings, bracelet, and necklace that were to be auctioned, Parker worked the crowd, coaxing guests to bid.
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It was tastefully, minimally designed with two modern aquamarine lounge chairs, a circular glass table and a side table that converted into a desk.
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Models wearing white head bands walked a white circular catwalk, donning colorful coats and handbags - in aquamarine, lilac and coral - decorated with geometric shapes.
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Moriah found her ring on SamNSue, a web-based jeweler that sells morganite, moissanite, aquamarine, and sapphire engagement rings, in addition to regular diamonds.
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The mother of one, 34, shared photos of herself on Friday in a white crop top, high-waisted plaid pants and sporting bright aquamarine hair.
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Meghan wore the gown with a pair of Aquazzura heels in a nude mesh with a baby blue-painted heel, and Princess Diana's aquamarine ring.
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She paired the satin heels with a stunning white Stella McCartney gown and an aquamarine emerald-cut ring that belonged to the late Princess Diana.
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She paired the satin heels with a stunning white Stella McCartney gown and an aquamarine emerald-cut ring that belonged to the late Princess Diana.
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She also wore a pair of diamond drop earrings and showed off an emerald cut aquamarine ring that once belonged to the late Princess Diana.
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She also wore the Aquamarine tiara and necklace, a matching set that was created from gifts from Brazil she received early on in her reign.
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Not only is the idea equally magical, but textured, Ariel-inspired beach waves, sea blue lipsticks, and aquamarine and glitter shadows also just sound dreamy.
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Meghan wore the gown with a pair of Aquazzura heels in a nude mesh with a baby blue-painted heel, and Princess Diana's aquamarine ring.
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A wall-hung bookcase shifts in the light from magenta to aquamarine — it's lacquered in chameleonic automotive paint, the kind you'd find on a lowrider.
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"Peacock and Vine: On William Morris and Mariano Fortuny" opens in Venice with Byatt "drunk on aquamarine light" during a visit to the Palazzo Fortuny.
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Looking in a store window in New York's jewelry district, his eye was drawn to a brooch of chalcedony leaves and a large aquamarine briolette.
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It's a kind of magical-thinking aquamarine summer suburbia, a dreamy distillation of middle-class Americana, minus the drudgery of lawn mowing and dish washing.
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In "Preliminary Steps" (2015–16), an aquamarine-tinted canvas, layers of oil and acrylic paint create a watery effect, like undulating currents in the ocean.
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They also spotted a detail that would stand out only to an obsessive follower of General Moghaddam's career: The buildings were painted a striking aquamarine.
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Fans who can't make it in person can enter the online competition: Sara Poskonka, a body painter from New Jersey, went full aquamarine as Miss Argentina.
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Eva, a native of the aquamarine waters of Northern Queensland, reportedly loves posing for the camera—even when she's trying to grab a little calamari lunch.
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Topshop's liquid gold slip requires one last glance over the shoulder before hitting the dance floor, while Gucci's aquamarine dress is scene-stealing from all angles.
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Egypt with all its contradictions and incongruities was embodied there on the beach, sitting shoulder to shoulder next to the soothing aquamarine waters of the Mediterranean.
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While everyone else is picking up the bleach and going platinum-blond, soon-to-be-mommy and wife Blac Chyna is saying hello to aquamarine locks.
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"Sharkification" (2015) looks at violence in Rio de Janeiro by photographing favelas with blue filters that give the scenes the aquamarine glow of a coral reef.
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We hear a great shout and then glance up the steep road to our east, where hurtling around the corner is … … an aquamarine-clad human projectile.
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"The herd mentality kicks in," said Joel H. Moser, chief executive of Aquamarine Investment Partners, a global energy investor, explaining the wave of selling by traders.
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Discarded cigarette lighters, toothbrushes, and useless plastic water bottles have piled up on the Cocos Islands' white sand beaches, a balmy tourist destination surrounded by aquamarine waters.
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In addition to its namesake toothy predators, it's also known for red sand, aquamarine water and ancient stromatolite—features that landed it on UNESCO's World Heritage list.
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She wore one of Princess Diana's aquamarine rings on her right hand while the soles of her custom-made white satin Aquazurra shoes were dyed baby blue.
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There's "Lit," which is all about fire-y, warm-toned makeup, and "Wet," which has an eyeshadow palette of aquamarine blue shades and a pearlescent lip gloss.
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That's about 1.72 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions that now have a much better chance of staying locked up deep beneath Florida's aquamarine Gulf waters.
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Joel Moser is the founder and chief executive officer of Aquamarine Investment Partners, a global real asset investor, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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With her Chanel Haute Couture gown, she wore Art Deco-inspired platinum-and-diamond earrings, a necklace and three bracelets, including one featuring her own birthstone, aquamarine.
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Stormtroopers were aboard as we visited beautiful aquamarine beaches in the Caribbean, but tragically failed to pose for Rogue One-style photos knee-deep in the surf.
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The watery grace of "Vaulting the Sea" encapsulates this probably best of the stories in Home Remedies; the watery grace evokes Carol Anshaw's under-read novel Aquamarine.
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When I was 8 years old, we got dressed up after the Macy's parade coverage, clambered into our '65 aquamarine Chevy Impala and headed to the restaurant.
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From the highest point on the hill, the shallow bay was a kaleidoscope of aquamarine and electric blue, the boat like a little toy in the water below.
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Later on the special day, Meghan was seen wearing Diana's aquamarine ring on her right hand while she and her husband were seen leaving for their wedding reception.
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"This is the biggest piece of jewelry I've ever worn in my entire life!" she exclaimed of her gorgeous necklace made of aquamarine, tanzanite, green tourmaline and diamonds.
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The ring bears a striking resemblance to stunning aquamarine sparkler that Meghan wore when she stepped out in her evening ensemble after the couple's royal wedding in May.
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We must have posed 10 times for my cousin's camera before we got the "perfect" photo: Puget Sound behind us in striking aquamarine, distant hills in the background.
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Another reason is that I take estrogen — effectively, delayed-release sadness, a little aquamarine pill that more or less guarantees a good weep within six to eight hours.
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Swaths of canary yellow sky and splotches of pastel pink, tinged with notes of peach and honey, and reflective aquamarine swimming pools, combine to form bright, inviting gestalts.
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Thailand may be famous for its tropical isles and aquamarine seas, but select rivers and canals in the country's core offer opportunities for some astonishing adventures as well.
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"Drawing Home" takes place amid golden-needled pines, aquamarine lakes and warm firelight, all against the palette of gray rock and white snow that is the Canadian Rockies.
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She uses craft crystals and glitter, and has glued fake pearls deep into the fur of an aquamarine Furby Boom named Kappa, to give him an elegant look.
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Sitting alongside the pearl earrings gifted to her by Queen Elizabeth and the aquamarine ring that once belonged to Princess Diana, sits an abundance of beautiful but affordable jewelry.
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A woman who went on a recent trip to Vietnam was expecting a wide, aquamarine-colored infinity pool at her hotel, as pictured on a third-party travel website.
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Just before Prince Harry's opening speech, presenters Kumi Taguchi and Nate Byrne took the stage, and viewers quickly noticed that the large, aquamarine ring Taguchi was wearing looked familiar.
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They are separated only by a narrow slice of the ridge yet have very distinct colors: Gjende is a long sweep of aquamarine; Bessvatnet is a dark royal blue.
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When you fly into Palm Springs, the geometry of pool-centric living is clearly laid out below, in the repeating grid of aquamarine rectangles, ovals and odd little squiggles.
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The the 27-year-old Atlanta rapper, born Jerome Fortune, is over six feet tall, wearing a floppy hat, an aquamarine beard, and no shirt save for a denim jacket.
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Ms. Allen, for her part, borrowed from the local landscape palette of aquamarine, cobalt blue, wildflower red and foggy gray, using it in upholstery fabrics, painted doors and kitchen cabinetry.
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The bride, a songstress with aquamarine twin tails named Hatsune Miku, is not only a world-famous recording artist who fills up arenas throughout Japan: She is also a hologram.
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As the song played, Mr. Maduro, clad in a loose-fitting aquamarine shirt, danced with his wife, Cilia Flores, who goes by the title first combatant, rather than first lady.
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If you're a billionaire, you NEVER get sick of that aquamarine paint job in the home theater of your seventh mansion, because you only go there one week a year.
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As my brothers dashed towards the rubbers or pencils, I found myself hovering cautiously by the crystals, gently examining the milky turquoise and cloudy aquamarine objects in front of me.
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Yet it looks like there's an aquamarine coral reef behind Star-Lord and Gamora, and there's a transition within the same frame to golden and pink hues behind Rocket and Drax.
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With singer Rufus Wainwright performing live, Kors sent models down the catwalk in designs that had strong shoulders and whittled waists in a color palette of tangerine, sand, navy and aquamarine.
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Here We Go Again swapped out the island of Skopelos, where the first movie was filmed, for the nearly identical pine forests and aquamarine sea of the Croatian island of Vis.
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The Queen stepped up her own fashion game, wearing a pale blue wool tweed dress and jacket embellished with tiny aquamarine Swarovski crystals by Angela Kelly (who sat to Wintour's left).
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Bali, Indonesia's main tourist magnet because of its aquamarine water, white sand beaches and majestic cliffs, has seen 13,000 cancellations, said Hariyadi Sukamdani, head of the country's hotels and restaurants association.
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She accessorized with statement jewelry, including the dramatic Diamond Epaulette Earrings (previously worn by both Madeleine and Victoria on previous occasions) and topped it all off with the Aquamarine Kokoshink tiara.
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For Meghan and Prince Harry's wedding reception on May 19, Meghan wore Princess Diana's aquamarine ring on her right hand as she stepped out in a custom silk Stella McCartney evening dress.
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The Duchess of Sussex wore an emerald-cut aquamarine ring that belonged to Prince Harry's mother on her right finger as she left Windsor Castle for the evening reception at Frogmore House.
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Recreated on a larger-than-life scale in cold-cast marble, the torso now has a head, arms, and legs fashioned in resin the pale shade of aquamarine blue, like beach glass.
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Reiko, now forty, was wearing a simple navy sweater, a plaid scarf, and a marvellous aquamarine wool coat that looked like it was in softer focus than the rest of the room.
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Take Loro Piana, for example, which had butter-soft crisscross sandals in navies, browns and aquamarine, either flat or with a low heel and with a relaxed knot at the ankle bone.
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The new series began with "Garden With Blue Terrace," from 2015, which captures the deck outside his living room as a giant chunk of aquamarine, angled to make it wider than life.
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The Nordic island country straddles the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, molding a volcanic terrain webbed by glacial rivers and studded with gemstone-aquamarine lakes.
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But the birds' bodies modify that basic blue through diet, extracting bright yellow pigment from carotenoids in the fish they consume and concentrating it in their feet to create a dazzling aquamarine.
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She first wore the late royal's aquamarine ring as the couple headed to their wedding's evening reception in May, then sported the piece again during their royal tour stop in Tonga this fall.
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In "Salammbo" (2016) — which gets its title from Gustave Flaubert's sensually decadent, historical novel set in Carthage — the surface of the shield-like shape is painted with a thin coat of aquamarine blue.
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The bride in a white bathing suit and the groom in a black one, they swam to a sandbar in the Bahamas and got hitched in the middle of the sparkling aquamarine ocean.
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It took decades, he said, to assemble a matching set of everything else in aquamarine that might have graced the table of the goblet's original owner, to serve meals from soup to nuts.
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You can also choose from a handful of fun color options — including black, gray, white, aquamarine, and hot pink — to make sure your new activewear addition doesn't clash with your existing workout wardrobe.
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The animals living inside the complex — king crabs and mollusks in shades of pink and aquamarine generally seen only on the residents of Bikini Bottom — are kept in tanks with no noticeable odor.
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While Okinawa is best known as a laid-back vacation spot with white sand beaches and aquamarine seas, its charms belie a tragic history that has fueled local opposition to the Henoko plan.
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NASA's Operation IceBridge, an airborne survey of polar ice, just completed its first flights studying the aquamarine pools of melt water on the ice surface that may be accelerating the overall sea ice retreat.
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Not only did the former actress exude movie star looks, she also showed off an emerald cut aquamarine ring on her right hand that once belonged to Harry's late mother Princess Diana, PEOPLE confirmed.
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The diadem, which features vibrant colored jewels, is delicate and feminine, and a row of lattice-like diamonds frames the impressive multi-karat aquamarine stones to form the distinctive half-moon or kokoshnik shape.
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PEOPLE confirmed Meghan wore Diana's aquamarine ring on her right hand which was visible while she waved at photographers as she sat in the silver-blue Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero Harry was driving.
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The staff members, dressed in svelte aquamarine uniforms, said about 5,000 people come every day, paying a 25-cent entrance fee and about $2.50 for every hour they spend in the facility's 26 pools.
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Kensington Palace did not release details, but photographs showed the duchess in a slinky white dress and an emerald-cut aquamarine ring that had belonged to her husband's mother, Princess Diana, for the reception.
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Visitors may be surprised at the predominance of French influence on this island state in the Indian Ocean — a destination best known for its powdery beaches, aquamarine lagoons and reefs teeming with marine life.
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Designer Yoshiyuki Miyamae sent out models in a mainly dark palette of gray and black coats, jackets and dresses, at times printed, before apple green, purple, yellow and aquamarine creations burst onto the runway.
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This new pendant, with a 43-carat cushion-cut aquamarine dangling from a 21-inch rope of diamond rondels, is impossible to miss — glinting audaciously even in starlight or the first blush of dawn.
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But most distracting are the views themselves, with the sparkling Atlantic to the left and the aquamarine Gulf of Mexico to the right as the road skips across scores of breezy, swim-inviting straits.
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CreditCreditChris Donovan for The New York Times MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — The lanky 6-foot-6 player with the aquamarine sneakers floats downcourt on defense, and the opposing point guard flips a pass too casually and.
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PEOPLE confirms Meghan wore Princess Diana's aquamarine ring on her right hand which was visible while she waved at photographers as she sat in the silver-blue Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero Harry was driving.
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And so, just as Cousteau occasionally swapped his scuba gear for the confines of the SP-350 Denise, Bodner currently focuses on an Italian-made aquamarine submersible as the vehicle for Like-A-Fish's technology.
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When someone who comments on janky livestreams of NFL games in loopy aquamarine letters is taken aback by the carelessness with which the league manages its inherent violence, we may have crossed a bright line.
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The Fish Man (played by Doug Jones in the film) costume has something for everybody: It's aquamarine, kind of scary, and just close enough to a mermaid to excite the Disney fans in the house.
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The London jeweler S.J. Phillips has sold Ms. Wintour at least three versions of this antique neckwear style — in aquamarine, amethyst and one mingling brown and pink topaz — and she sometimes wears them in combinations.
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It began with a slouchy ivory tank top over brown wool trousers and a billowing amber silk faille cape edged in oversize ruffles under an umbrella hat covered in aquamarine ostrich feathers trailing jellyfish fronds.
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It began with a slouchy ivory tank top and brown wool trousers, under a billowing amber silk faille cape edged in oversize ruffles and an umbrella hat covered in aquamarine ostrich feathers trailing jellyfish fronds.
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Or stumble a few blocks to Manolin, a nautical-themed restaurant with a large horseshoe-shaped bar, aquamarine-tiled walls and superb seafood dishes, such as rockfish ceviche with avocado and shoestrings of sweet potato.
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But the ubiquity of such accounts has rendered even the most striking among them utterly predictable: most feature a cleanly-hued morass of pine trees, clasped hands, aquamarine water, and still-exercising-on-vacation #fitspo.
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Seriously, just imagine the looks you'll get when you go into the pool with a black cat eye and emerge not only with it in tact, but with it transformed to a deep shade of aquamarine.
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Grid lines and checkerboard-patterned mugs and bowls can be mixed and matched with plates and saucers that bear geometric leaf and petal patterns in bright hues of lawn green, marigold yellow, aquamarine and burnt orange.
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In the video released by the Islamic State after the couple's death, the men pledging allegiance to the group can be seen sitting on a stone slab, an aquamarine lake partly visible over their left shoulders.
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Yohedys Palmar, a Wayuu police inspector in Castilletes - which overlooks an aquamarine bay in the eastern reaches of Upper Guajira - said there are about 10 active disputes in his area alone, the majority involving returning Wayuu.
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Witness the aquamarine-to-silver draped-neck dress by Catherine Walker with matching pants, a bridge between a tea dress and a shalwar kameez, which the Duchess wore to deplane at Nur Khan airbase on Monday.
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With a place in the America's Cup match at stake earlier this month, Nathan Outteridge, Artemis Racing's helmsman, slipped off the back of his team's foiling catamaran and into the aquamarine depths of Bermuda's Great Sound.
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Things got back on course at the end, via black and blue dresses with billowing geometric ship and shark prints, and a dazzling all-white sequined sleeveless closing number with aquamarine waves lapping at the hemline.
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It's clear that each of Diana's sons inherited one of their mother's special rings – William received her engagement ring, while Harry held onto the aquamarine stunner – which now have a special place in their wives' jewelry collections.
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Photo: Sophie Rosenbaum (AP)You've surely heard about Thursday's incident at a Con Edison substation in New York City that temporarily knocked out power at LaGuardia airport and set the night skies glowing with an eerie aquamarine.
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Which was coming up daisies: gerberas, shastas and more, all in sunshine shades of aquamarine, new-leaf green, azalea and tangerine, printed on crepe de Chine and woven into jacquards, sequined on georgette and embroidered on cashmere.
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It wasn't just thanks to the luscious palette or sense of luxurious ease conveyed by the clothes, but also because of what topped them off: an enormous umbrella hat covered in aquamarine ostrich feathers trailing jellyfish fronds.
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"Since Trump won the election, infrastructure spending has decreased as state and local governments cancel and/or slow projects as they await the big federal program," said CEO of Aquamarine Investment Partners and infrastructure wonk Joel Moser.
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When the rain settled on the dull, aquamarine Great Sound in Bermuda on Monday, Peter Burling, the skipper of Emirates Team New Zealand, beat his counterpart Nathan Outteridge, of Artemis Racing of Sweden, to their next mantle.
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The Baikal collar of pearls, with a 78-carat aquamarine at its heart representing that famous Siberian lake, sparkled amid the mountains of fake snow piled in its presentation site during the height of the Parisian summer.
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When I made it to the top of Aasgard Pass and mountain goats wandered around me in search of food, I recall looking down at the inviting, aquamarine waters of Colchuck Lake — one that's fed by melting snow.
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"Shipping gas to Mexico creates jobs in the U.S. ... it's good for the U.S. economy for Mexico to be buying our gas," said Joel Moser, founder and CEO of Aquamarine Investment Partners, an investment and private equity firm.
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Available in colors selected for their ability to blend in with water (aquamarine for the pool, deep blue for the ocean), many of Babes and Bathers' sporty styles come in sleek cuts or are adorned with girlie ruffles.
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Image: NASA/Operation IceBridgeIndeed, NASA researchers are finding that the frequency of aquamarine ponds called "melt pools" on the surface of sea ice sheets are a very good predictor of the summertime sea ice minimum, for exactly this reason.
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Textured gold necklaces and bracelets from the signature Serpent Bohème collection are followed by exquisite animal-inspired pieces: diamond vixen and wolf rings, finished in aquamarine or malachite, and glittering parrot brooches with feathers in stones of exotic hues.
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A telling photograph in "Wild Swim" shows a swimmer in the Blue Lagoon, in Abereiddy, Pembrokeshire; you'd think that the aquamarine water was in the Aegean, if not for the fact that the swimmer is in a wet suit.
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Poppins Emily Blunt glided down Sunday night's Oscars red carpet looking like a spoonful of sugar in her aqua gown and matching aquamarine accessories—and her stylist Jessica Paster gave PEOPLE the exclusive scoop on how the look came to be.
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Our only hope is that the ring somehow made its way back to the royal family or (the more likely option) there are some aquamarine chips lying around the Queen's collection that Harry could fashion a spectacular ring out of.
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It seems fitting that the Judd house is supported by columns, and the Bourgeois home is topped by an oval skylight that is painted in the artist's favorite aquamarine tint, a blend of Prussian blue, white and a touch of ocher.
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Prince Harry was able to mirror that gesture by giving Meghan the aquamarine ring, which, it has now been revealed, was a gift for Diana to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
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The first time I changed its color, as I watched the deep, smooth black turn into a straw-textured sandy gold, then aquamarine, I did it because it felt right: I could change myself with the stroke of a brush.
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The foam-green and aquamarine painted walls are also covered in works by Wallacavage's artist friends — in the parlor, inches from the Victorian wainscoting, is an original spray-painted tag by the Philadelphia graffiti artist Cornbread — and his own curbside finds.
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Takahashi melts, cools, fuses and polishes glass shapes in cartoonish shades (royal purple, aquamarine) to create crayon-box-size statues that resemble, say, an Olympic torch from the year 2080 or a religious totem from a dreamed-up pacifist cult.
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Likewise, the vibrant contrast she achieves by disrupting her mostly black, white, and gray canvases with intermittent fields of dense color (cherry red, goldenrod, aquamarine, light sienna) are a tribute to her homeland's clean, minimalist spaces punctuated with bursts of life.
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With an engagement ring that also features two diamonds from Diana's collection, Meghan was also gifted Diana's stunning Aquamarine ring from Asprey, which she wore to her wedding party at Frogmore House and again on tour, both times against a simple white dress.
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My boys and I toured the new rooms—and I managed to keep them from jumping up and down on the beds—and were sufficiently dazzled by the chic décor, with pops of aquamarine and, you guessed it, coral dominating the color scheme.
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Following their wedding ceremony, the couple stepped out on their way to their evening reception and Meghan was wearing an emerald cut aquamarine ring on her right hand which was Diana's and is believed to have been a gift from Prince Harry.
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In addition to her brand new bridal bling, Cartwright wore a 19-carat emerald cut aquamarine ring surrounded by a halo of diamonds and set in 14-karat rose gold designed by Chan, who gifted it to her as a wedding present.
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The new film — directed by Patty Jenkins, the first woman ever helm a superhero blockbuster — goes back to the start, from Diana's youth to the day she sees a plane appear out of nowhere and crash into the aquamarine shores of Themyscira.
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Formed by bright red Quonset hut ribs and flanked by two smaller partial domes, the structure — whose windowless front is done in inky coal masonry studded with rough-hewn chunks of aquamarine glass — looks like a spaceship that's pulled up its jet bridge.
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She got "colorful" courtesy of dark aquamarine walls in the den, the red cushions on the window seat in the kitchen, and the vermilion couch and blue rug in the living room that echo the tones in the 19th-century Austrian linen cupboard.
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And, in her boudoir-style boutique on Rue Saint-Honoré, the artist-jeweler Lydia Courteille was inspired by Marie Antoinette to craft a collection in pastel tones dominated by sapphires, topaz and aquamarines — including a 55-carat aquamarine radiating from a titanium cuff.
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"They are vampirizing our creativity," he said, before sending out a tidily edited collection inspired, as usual, by rock musicians like his friend Mr. Bowie and whose high point was a sequence of reed thin suits in colors like electric blue, aquamarine or grass green.
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Earlier this year, it sold a 248 aquamarine and ruby belt necklace — a bold American Art Deco piece designed by Fulco di Verdura for the New York jeweler Paul Flato, and originally owned by Cole Porter's wife, Linda Lee — to the actress Jennifer Tilly.
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But Prince Harry has been able to mirror that gesture by giving his wife Meghan Markle a special aquamarine ring, which, it has now been revealed, was a gift for Diana to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
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No, if you decide you liked your desert camo shader on your pants better than that aquamarine shader you tried out, you'll discover that the desert camo shader is gone and you have to re-acquire it if you want put it back on your armor.
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I didn't have to give her a massage or listen to her problems, because I had given her money, with which she could do anything she wanted: pay bills, buy an aquamarine coat, or even hire someone to give her a massage or listen to her problems.
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Now, the house of Verdura is releasing a new version of the Ravenna Cuff, adorned with aquamarine, tanzanite, blue topaz and peridots; each enamel bangle is heated to its exact melting point of 2212,2317 degrees, so that the jewels appear to have been gently pressed into its creamy sheen.
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Though he name-checked liturgical vests, mosaics and Sicilian churches, the usual mix of unapologetic mythological bling was notably toned down this season in favor of … bomber jackets paired with "extreme couture" stiff A-line skirts, color-blocked knits and coats (burgundy, aquamarine, pink and purple) and stretched-out sweatshirt dresses.
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Never afraid to mix high and low materials (think diamonds and pearls with warthog tusks and chunks of carved rock crystal) or to draw on African tribal influences (as in a boldly sculptural double coronet cuff of aquamarine, rubies and gold), Belperron's jewelry is less about glittering gems than design.
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On this particular Friday afternoon, Glemaud is wearing aquamarine jeans and a leopard-print shirt as he ducks into Ray's, a new "faux dive" bar on the Lower East Side, where he's planning to co-host a fund-raising event for the national grass roots organization Swing Left later this month.
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Meghan Markle has also been wearing pieces from Princess Diana's jewelry box since her May 2018 royal wedding, including an aquamarine ring (a gift for Diana from a friend to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996) and a pair of gold butterfly earrings.
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Her most recent collection was inspired by the year she lived in London, where she spent many afternoons walking alone in the city's verdant parks: A green tourmaline and aquamarine necklace resembles a chain of slightly variegated fronds, while a green opal rosette pendant is surrounded by emeralds that evoke gleaming, thorny foliage.
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We swam in that heaving body of aquamarine, and what I remember most is the profound feeling that the ocean water had weight — that the powerful, muscular waves that lifted me could reverse their force at any time, pounding me into mush on the sand or sucking me far out to the horizon.
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While Kate also wears a pearl bracelet designed by Nigel Milne and pearl earrings by Collingwood jewelers previously owned by Diana, Meghan has worn a pair of butterfly earrings and a gold bracelet that belonged to the late royal, as well as a special aquamarine ring that made its return on Meghan's wedding day.
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The best part is the color range, which includes Candy Kat (bubblegum pink), Cateloupe (brownish-nude), Purrple Paws (violet), White Catillac (opaque white), Wine Feline (deep scarlet), Catnip (lilac purple), Cobalt Kitty (aquamarine blue), Kitty Karma (bright fuchsia), Tabby Tease (coral), Ninth Life (brick red), Pounce (light lavender), and Indigo Kat (which is, well, indigo).
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"The thrilling thing to me about the book, and the movie, is this is an American story that we're getting to see through the faces of these women," Ms. Shetterly said during a recent visit to Hampton, which sits on the southeastern end of the Virginia Peninsula, surrounded by aquamarine waters and Navy ships.
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While William poignantly gave Diana's diamond and sapphire engagement ring to Kate Middleton when he proposed in 2010, Harry was able to mirror that gesture by giving his wife the aquamarine ring, which, it has now been revealed, was a gift for Diana to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
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Debuting at the Cannes Film Festival this week, Chopard's latest Red Carpet collection includes a multistone choker with six tiers of tanzanite beads and a blue titanium-edged pink ceramic disc with a 12.4-carat pear-shaped aquamarine that "give a modern twist," Caroline Scheufele, Chopard's artistic director and co-president, said in an email. Matchesfashion.
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The singer toasted her new line in a look fresh off the runway, arriving to the afterparty venue with the same neon green strings from the show twisted around her bun, wearing a ribbed, aquamarine, zip-up sports bra and navy, fishnet briefs underneath a neon pink track jacket and pants paired with matching pink sock booties with a lucite wedge heel.
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The Biscayne Bay I've written about here is not a place to which I can return; in the past decade, some 25,000 acres of its sea-grass meadows — more than 90 percent in one part of the bay — have died, and its famous aquamarine color belies the devastation of raw sewage, chemical runoff, global warming and acidification, toxic blooms of algae.
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There was a smattering of women in neon bikini tops that Mr. Baker maneuvered around, bouncing and leaping onto an adjacent couch so as not to neglect the cabana behind us, separated by a plunge pool of aquamarine chlorinated (one hopes!) water where more bikini-clad 25-year-olds were waist deep, torsos swaying, champagne flutes in the air, responding to his enthusiasm.
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This month, Foundrae launches a 15-piece collection of carafes, shakers and tumblers rendered in richly colored glass, from citrine to aquamarine, and engraved with various emblems, many of which relate to the classical elements: Earth is represented with an outline of mountaintops; ether, which Bugdaycay describes as "the element of the spirit," with an image of a circle made up of keys.
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The items included a pair of silver salt and pepper shakers (estimated at $400 to $600); a covered porcelain tureen shaped like a carp ($8,103 to $12,000); a pair of aquamarine and gold cuff links in the shape of martini glasses that had already reached $6,000 online by Tuesday evening; and the dessert service that Napoleon took to his exile in Elba ($150,000 to $250,000).
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While William poignantly gave Diana's diamond and sapphire engagement ring to Kate when he proposed in 2010, a lovely reminder that she was with them on their royal wedding day, Harry was able to mirror that gesture by giving his wife the aquamarine ring, which, it has now been revealed, was a gift for Diana to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
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While William poignantly gave Diana's diamond and sapphire engagement ring to Kate Middleton when he proposed in 2010, a lovely reminder that she was with them on their royal wedding day, Harry was able to mirror that gesture by giving his wife the aquamarine ring, which, it has now been revealed, was a gift for Diana to wear in place of her engagement ring after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
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She completed her look with nude mesh Aquazzura shoes that featured baby blue-painted soles, an aquamarine ring that once belonged to Harry's mother, the late Princess Diana, and a diamond and opal-encrusted Queen Mary Diamond Bandeau tiara, a loan from Queen Elizabeth II. Okay, so maybe you don't have any royal heirlooms to accompany you down the aisle, but it turns out you can wear a similar dress, thanks to McCartney, who is selling replicas of the gown — 46 to be specific.
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She completed her look with nude mesh Aquazzura shoes that featured baby blue-painted soles, an aquamarine ring that once belonged to Harry's mother, the late Princess Diana, and a diamond and opal-encrusted Queen Mary Diamond Bandeau tiara, a loan from Queen Elizabeth II. Now, maybe you don't have all of the royal heirlooms to wear, but thanks to Fashion Nova's super fast production schedule — CEO Richard Saghian bragged to WWD his company works with more than 1,000 product manufacturers to get about 600 new pieces on the site each week — you can own a version of Markle's dress at a very budget-friendly price of $44.99.
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One morning the Caribbean was cut upby seven prime ministers who bought the sea in bolts—one thousand miles of aquamarine with lace trimmings,one million yards of lime-colored silk,one mile of violet, leagues of cerulean satin—who sold it at a markup to the conglomerates,the same conglomerates who had rented the water spoutsfor ninety-nine years in exchange for fifty ships,who retailed it in turn to the ministerswith only one bank account, who then resold itin ads for the Caribbean Economic Community,till everyone owned a little piece of the sea,from which some made saris, some made bandannas;the rest was offered on trays to white cruise shipstaller than the post office; then the dogfightsbegan in the cabinets as to who had first soldthe archipelago for this chain store of islands.
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