Aquamarine Jewelry

Serene aquamarine invokes the tranquility of the sea in glittering blues and greens. The March birthstone, EBTH has aquamarine in necklaces, rings and other sparkly things.

Most often light in tone ranging from green-blue to blue-green, aquamarine ranks at a 7.5 to an 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, meaning it’s perfectly suited for settings that might receive more wear and tear like rings. A symbol of long unity and love, Romans believed aquamarine jewelry could help reconcile differences between enemies and make new friends, while many people in the Middle Ages believed that wearing aquamarine was a literal antidote to poisoning. While it’s no longer the best go-to for antidote, aquamarine is currently used to celebrate couples’ 19th wedding anniversary.