March has two stones that could not be more different, aquamarine and bloodstone.
Aquamarine is famous for its vivid appearance, ranging from deep green-blue to light, slightly greenish blue. It's a member of the beryl family and is a close cousin of emerald. The name aquamarine comes from the Roman words aqua, which means water + mare, which means sea water.
Explore details about this fascinating ancient stone with a long history in this article. This beautiful stone which adds a lovely blue to these special pieces needs special care, so read for advise on keeping your aquamarine in its best shape.