March’s birthstone is aquamarine
Sailors carried aquamarine for calm seas; the name is literally “seawater.” A beryl like emerald, but cleaner and tougher, which makes it the easiest pale stone to wear daily.
- HARDNESS
- 7.5 to 8, sturdy for daily wear
- THE COLOR
- Pale sea-glass blue, slightly grey-green
- WHY WE LIKE IT
- Eye-clean by nature; you are paying for cut and color, not clarity
The short answer
March’s birthstone is aquamarine. Sailors carried aquamarine for calm seas; the name is literally “seawater.” A beryl like emerald, but cleaner and tougher, which makes it the easiest pale stone to wear daily. Works with aquamarine at Made With Color today run from From $1,140; every stone ships with a passport naming origin, carat, and treatment plainly.
What is the March birthstone?
March’s birthstone is aquamarine. Pale sea-glass blue, slightly grey-green.
Is aquamarine durable enough for daily wear?
7.5 to 8, sturdy for daily wear.
What should I know before buying?
Eye-clean by nature; you are paying for cut and color, not clarity. Every stone here is chosen loose, in daylight, and passported.
The Aquamarine Drops
AQUAMARINE · PT 950
From $1,140
The Aquamarine East West
AQUAMARINE · EMERALD CUT · WHITE GOLD · TURNED SIDEWAYS
$1,980
The Aquamarine Climbers
AQUAMARINE · MARQUISE · WHITE GOLD · EAR CLIMBER
$1,320