Aquamarine: The March Birthstone
Shopping for a March birthday and want something as fresh as spring? Aquamarine is the March birthstone, an icy, sea-water blue that looks beautiful on everyone. Our aquamarine jewelry is handmade in our Key West studio in 14K gold, 14K gold-filled and sterling silver.
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Aquamarine Necklaces
A 14K gold aquamarine candy necklace, an aquamarine charm candy necklace in 14K gold, an aquamarine and rose quartz candy necklace and a pearl, amethyst and aquamarine charm necklace.
Aquamarine Earrings
Aquamarine teardrop dangle earrings in sterling silver and aquamarine, peridot and pearl dangles in 14K gold-filled.
Why Shop Our Aquamarine Jewelry
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Handmade in Key West: inspired by the clear blue water around us.
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Natural aquamarine: soft blue stones with their own character.
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Quality metals: 14K gold, 14K gold-filled and sterling silver.
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Durable: aquamarine is a hard stone, great for everyday wear.
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Free shipping on orders over $150.
How to Wear Aquamarine
- Pair aquamarine with white, navy and soft gray.
- Wear an aquamarine necklace as a wedding "something blue."
- Layer aquamarine with pearls for a soft, coastal look.
March Birthstone FAQ
What is the March birthstone?
Aquamarine is the March birthstone. Bloodstone is a traditional alternative.
What does aquamarine symbolize?
Aquamarine is traditionally associated with calm, clarity and the sea. Sailors once carried it as a good-luck charm.
Is aquamarine good for everyday wear?
Yes. Aquamarine ranks 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, so it resists scratches well.
What is the difference between aquamarine and turquoise?
Aquamarine is clear and sparkly, while turquoise is opaque. Read aquamarine vs turquoise.
How do I clean aquamarine?
Use warm, soapy water and a soft brush, then dry with a soft cloth. Keep silk-knotted necklaces away from water.
Learn more in our aquamarine jewelry guide, or shop all birthstone jewelry.