In the Depths of March: A Deep Dive into Aquamarine

This mesmerizing Aquamarine gemstone, with it’s beautiful blue hues, is the birthstone for March. In this blog, we will unravel it’s history, meaning and where they come from. Keep reading to learn more about this gemstone…

What is an Aquamarine?

Aquamarine is reminiscent of the sea, and is believed to be a soothing impact on relationships. They can be cut into different shapes to be, made in different styles of jewellery.

The colour of the March birthstone:

This gemstone ranges in a variety of different shades, which depend on the hue and tone of the gem. The colours can range from light blue to dark blue, or even a dark green colour. Most of these display a light blue colour, but the best ones blend high clarity with transparency with slightly green hues.

Meaning and Symbolism:

The Aquamarine is a stone that represents happiness, lasting youth and hope. In ancient times, couples wore this blue gemstone for true love instead of lust. It’s connected to the moon and carries the calm and healing qualities of the sea.

How is it formed?

It’s connected with Graphite, and can also be seen in the form of metamorphic rocks. As big bodies of granitic magma slowly cool, the Aquamarine and other forms of beryl grow in pegmatite veins, nurtured by hot water and saturated with metals and minerals.

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