March Birthstones: Embrace Spring's Renewal and Vibrance

Tomwilson00703 Dec, 2024Fashion

Aquamarine is the main birthstone that is deeply associated with the March since ancient times, and it is also admired by many ancient civilizations including the Sumerians, Egyptians, Hebrews, and Greeks. Roman fishermen also used these crystals for protection and luck in catching fish. It is generally a semi-precious gemstone and a variety of the mineral beryl. It’s made of beryllium aluminum silicate, with the chemical formula Be3Al2(Si16O18) and its color varies from pale greenish blue to slightest green or yellow. Larger stones are usually more intense in color and darker blue stones are more valuable.