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Aquamarine
Calm, communication
What is Aquamarine?
Aquamarine is the sea-blue variety of beryl — emerald's calmer sibling — colored by iron. Its name is Latin for "water of the sea," and sailors once carried it as a safe-passage charm. It is the March birthstone.
Meaning & symbolism
Aquamarine symbolizes calm communication: cool-headed words, honest expression, and the ease of open water. It suits speakers, writers, and anyone learning to say things plainly and kindly.
How to wear & pair it
A full aquamarine strand is quiet luxury; it also pairs beautifully with moonstone and amethyst for a watercolor look. Its pale translucency favors 8–10mm beads.
Care
Reasonably hard (7.5–8 Mohs) but can pale in strong sunlight over time. Lukewarm water and a soft cloth are all it needs.
Available bead sizes
4mm
$1.20/bead
6mm
$4.10/bead
8mm
$9.00/bead
10mm
$18.30/bead
Bracelets featuring Aquamarine
Frequently asked
How blue should aquamarine beads be?
Natural bead-grade aquamarine is usually a soft, slightly milky sky blue. Intense swimming-pool blue at low prices usually signals treated or imitation material.
Which signs favor aquamarine?
It is the March birthstone and traditionally linked to Pisces and Aquarius — water-leaning signs that match its sea symbolism.
Crystal meanings are shared for reflection, styling and gifting inspiration — not as medical advice.



