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Collection: March Birthstone: Aquamarine

Aquamarine is prized for its pale blue color and sense of calm. Echoing the sea, it’s often is celebrated for its gentle energy and quiet clarity.

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Why Choose Aquamarine as a March Birthstone?

Aquamarine represents serenity, emotional clarity, and thoughtful communication. Once believed to calm the sea and protect sailors, it’s now worn to ease the mind, release tension, and support honest self-expression. Many see it as a gentle presence—something that helps restore focus and deepen reflection. As the birthstone of March, aquamarine offers more than beauty; it carries a quiet stillness that stays with you.

March Birthstone: Aquamarine FAQs

What does the March birthstone aquamarine represent?

Aquamarine is traditionally linked to calm, clarity, and honest communication. Known for its sea-blue tone, it symbolizes emotional balance and was once believed to calm waves and protect travelers. Today, it continues to be chosen for its peaceful energy and quiet strength.

Can aquamarine be worn every day?

With a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, aquamarine is durable enough for regular wear. It’s a strong yet graceful choice for rings, earrings, or pendants—with basic care to protect its natural brilliance.

What makes aquamarine unique among gemstones?

Aquamarine forms in coarse-grained igneous rocks called pegmatites, where slow-cooling, beryllium-rich magma creates large, high-quality crystals. It has a glass-like luster, giving the gem a bright, transparent appearance that enhances its natural brilliance.

How is aquamarine cut and treated for jewelry?

Aquamarine is often cut into emerald or brilliant shapes to highlight its clarity or enhance sparkle. Some stones are heat-treated to remove green undertones and bring out a more even blue, a widely accepted and stable process.

Is aquamarine jewelry only for March birthdays?

Not at all. While aquamarine is March’s birthstone, its soft tone and symbolism make it a year-round favorite, often chosen for its meaning, color, or quiet elegance.