Aquamarine Jewellery
Natural aquamarine jewellery featuring genuine blue gemstones in sterling silver and gold. Explore aquamarine rings, necklaces, earrings and March birthstone jewellery.
Discover genuine aquamarine jewellery crafted with natural blue gemstones. From timeless everyday jewellery to meaningful March birthstone gifts, explore rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets designed to be treasured for years to come.
Aquamarine at a glance
| Birthstone | March |
| Colour | Sky Blue, Sea Blue, Blue-Green |
| Mineral Family | Beryl |
| Mohs Hardness | 7.5-8 |
| Zodiac | Pisces, Aries |
| Best For | Everyday jewellery |
| Available As | Rings, Necklaces, Earrings & Bracelets |
Aquamarine Jewellery FAQs
Is aquamarine a natural gemstone?
Yes. Aquamarine is a natural variety of the mineral beryl and is prized for its beautiful blue colour and exceptional clarity. Each genuine aquamarine gemstone displays subtle natural variations, making every piece unique.
Is aquamarine the March birthstone?
Yes. Aquamarine is the traditional birthstone for March and is a meaningful gift for birthdays, anniversaries and special occasions. Its calming blue colour has made it one of the most popular birthstone gemstones for generations.
What does aquamarine symbolise?
Aquamarine has long been associated with serenity, courage, clarity and harmony. Many people choose aquamarine jewellery as a meaningful reminder of calm, confidence and new beginnings.
Can I wear aquamarine jewellery every day?
Yes. With a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, aquamarine is a durable gemstone that is well suited to everyday jewellery. We recommend storing it separately from harder gemstones to help preserve its natural beauty.
What metals are available in your aquamarine jewellery?
Our aquamarine jewellery collection includes designs crafted in 925 sterling silver, with selected styles also available in 9k gold plated sterling silver and 9k rose gold plated sterling silver.
Is every aquamarine gemstone the same colour?
No. Natural aquamarine ranges from pale sky blue to deeper sea-blue tones. Every gemstone has its own unique colour and natural characteristics.
Does aquamarine jewellery make a good gift?
Absolutely. Aquamarine jewellery is a popular gift for March birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and celebrations. Its timeless blue colour and meaningful symbolism make it suitable for all ages.
Which jewellery styles are available in this collection?
Our collection includes aquamarine necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets and pendants in a range of timeless designs suitable for everyday wear.
How do I clean aquamarine jewellery?
Clean aquamarine jewellery using warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners unless recommended for your specific jewellery, and store each piece separately to help prevent scratches.
Is aquamarine jewellery suitable for layering?
Yes. Aquamarine's soft blue colour pairs beautifully with sterling silver, yellow gold and rose gold jewellery. It layers effortlessly with other gemstone pieces for an elegant everyday look.
Which zodiac signs are associated with aquamarine?
Aquamarine is traditionally associated with Pisces and Aries, making it a meaningful gemstone for people born under either zodiac sign.
Is amethyst jewellery hypoallergenic?
Many of our amethyst jewellery designs are crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, which is generally suitable for sensitive skin. Individual product pages include full material details to help you choose the option that's right for you.
Is aquamarine a beryl?
Yes. Aquamarine belongs to the beryl mineral family, the same family that includes emerald. Its distinctive blue colour is created by traces of iron within the crystal as it forms naturally underground.
What colour is natural aquamarine?
Natural aquamarine ranges from delicate sky blue to soft sea-blue and blue-green tones. The most highly prized stones are known for their bright, transparent blue colour and exceptional clarity.
Is aquamarine a precious or semi-precious gemstone?
Aquamarine is traditionally classified as a semi-precious gemstone. Despite this historic classification, it is one of the world's most valuable and sought-after blue gemstones, admired for its clarity, durability and timeless elegance.