March Birthstone Jewellery - Aquamarine

Aquamarine represents stunning March birthstone jewellery. Aquamarine is a stunning blue stone that ranges from enchanting shades of light green to all hues of sea blue. Therefore, it is not surprising that people have prized aquamarine for centuries. Firstly, for its brilliance that could rival that of some diamonds. In addition, the clarity of faceted aquamarines, often free from inclusions, gives aquamarine a clear translucent shine that epitomizes the ocean. Furthermore, its beautiful blue shades invoke the tranquillity and serenity of water.

For loved ones born in March, why not treat them to beautiful aquamarine March birthstone jewellery? We handmake all our latest contemporary designs in our Ditchling workshops in Sussex.

People often associate aquamarine to the healing and calming powers of the ocean. For this reason, this precious gemstone represents the purity of the spirit and soul. Its status as a gem of the sea has also ascribed it with many uses in mythology and folklore. In the past, this included its use to cure diseases.

About Aquamarine

Aquamarines are a variety of the mineral beryl, where Brazil is the largest source. The larger stones typically are a deeper hue of blue. They are very durable and tough against scratches; therefore, this makes them great for everyday wear.

The possibilities are endless with aquamarine jewellery. This precious gemstone looks beautiful in both 18ct gold, platinum and silver. The unique icy blue shades complement all complexions and skin tones.

For a more organic, natural feel, why not browse our rough cut aquamarine jewellery for a unique and unusual take on traditional March birthstone jewellery. We have a range of aquamarines waiting to be set into a contemporary ring, bangle, pendant or pair of earrings. Pop in to view our selection at our Ditchling workshops if you’re looking for something exceptionally unique.

Call our designer today and have your March Birthstone Jewellery – Aquamarine handmade and delivered in four weeks