Celebrate March’s birthstone with our exquisite aquamarine jewellery collection, showcasing the gemstone’s serene and radiant pale blue hue. Each piece is expertly crafted to highlight the natural beauty of aquamarine, paired with elegant designs for a timeless appeal. From stunning aquamarine rings to captivating aquamarine necklaces, pendants and earrings, this collection embodies sophistication and luxury for any occasion.
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Aquamarine’s are gemstones that belong to the beryl family. Due to its name being derived from the latin words for ‘sea’ and ‘water’, the gemstone is associated with the ocean. The aquamarine birthstone also represents the month of March.
Explore March birthstone jewellery presents above.
No, aquamarines are semi precious stones as they’re less rare than precious stones.
Yes! Aquamarines are durable and suitable for everyday use. While they’re not as hard as diamonds they have a hardness value of 7.5 - 8 on the Mohs scale, meaning they’re resistant to scratches and abrasions. This makes aquamarine jewellery an excellent choice.
Aquamarine is a bluish green gemstone that contains a type of mineral that comes from the species of beryl. Its’ bluish colour comes from trace amounts of chlorine contained within beryl.
Yes, aquamarines can be clear and often the more high quality aquamarine gemstones are known for their clarity and minimal inclusions.
