Aga Correa & Son

Andy Correa graduated from the University of Denver with a Management and Marketing degree. He works on all components of the business with a strong focus on design and marketing. You can email him directly andy @ agacorrea.com. Outside of work he has a passion for motorcycles (especially Italian) and enjoys racing on the track, riding on the street, or finding a new trail off-road.

The concept for the A.G.A. Correa Co. (now, A.G.A. Correa & Son) subconsciously started forming in my mind at a very young age, when it became apparent that good looking, sea kindly boats, and the activities (both business and pleasure) associated with them and salt water, appealed to me more than school rooms.

Our office is on the Sheepscot River, about one hour northeast of Portland, or 45 minutes south of Augusta. All of our jewelry is on display from 9-5, Monday through Friday. From the south, take Interstate 95 North to exit 44 (295 North). Stay on 295 North to Exit 28 (Bath, Brunswick).

After getting off exit 28, you'll be traveling north on Route 1. Follow Route 1 north through Brunswick (the first town off 295), through Bath (approximately 10 miles from Brunswick), through Wiscasset (approximately 10 miles from Bath) and then over the bridge outside of Wiscasset.Immediately after the bridge (still on Route 1), take a right at the Sheepscot River Inn, and follow that road (Eddy Rd.) for one mile.

24k gold is pure gold. 18k gold is 18/24th pure or 75% pure gold and 25% alloy (Silver, Copper, and Zinc). 14k is 14/24th pure or about 58% pure, and 42% alloy (again a combination of Silver, Copper, and Zinc). Since 18k has about 20% more pure gold, 18k jewelry is more valuable and has more of a yellow/gold color and luster.