Aquamarine is the March birthstone, named after the Latin for sea water because of its clear, pale blue colour. Sailors traditionally carried it for a safe voyage, and it has long been linked with calm, courage and clear communication. This collection brings together all of our aquamarine pieces: raw stone necklaces and huggies, heart pendants and studs, Daffodil birthflower earrings, tennis bracelets, bangles and rings, in gold vermeil, gold plated and sterling silver. A fresh, easy to wear gift for anyone born in March.
Your questions, answered
What is aquamarine?
Aquamarine is the March birthstone, a pale sea blue variety of beryl. Its name comes from the Latin for seawater.
What does aquamarine mean?
Aquamarine has long been linked with courage and calm, and sailors traditionally carried it for safe passage. It is also a traditional 19th wedding anniversary gemstone.
Are your aquamarine pieces real aquamarine?
Some are. Our gold vermeil and sterling silver aquamarine necklaces and the round bezel pendant feature natural aquamarine, while other styles use aquamarine CZ or crystal, so each product page lists the exact stone.
Which aquamarine piece makes a good gift?
The Daffodil birthflower pieces pair aquamarine with March's flower, and huggies or heart studs are easy for everyday. A bangle or tennis bracelet feels more of an occasion.
Can I return it?
Yes. Website orders can be returned free within 30 days of receiving them, unworn and in their original packaging. Anything ordered from 1 November can be returned until 31 January, and engraved pieces can only be returned if faulty.
