Sterling Silver settings,  with an oval shaped, 8x6 faceted aquamarine gemstones.

Aquamarine belongs to a class of stones called beryl, as they are composed of beryllium aluminum silicate. Another form of beryl is emerald. In the 19th century, the preferred color was sea green, which gave the stone its present name of aquamarine. Today the most popular color is blue.  The soothing, sea-blue color associates aquamarine with calming effects and mental clarity. It is metaphysically known as a stone of courage and fortitude. It is said to assist with quick intellectual response.Mystical and folk lore states that it is attuned to the sea, and protects travelers on water, and sailors.

March Birthstone