Among precious stones, aquamarine, the brilliant blue birthstone for the month of March, has one of the most distinctive colors. Its vibrant color has long been a representation of youth, health, and hope.

When set in exquisite jewelry, aquamarine is typically coupled with metals like silver or white gold. The color scheme complements one another effectively and can give any outfit a unique, summery air. This exquisite blue gemstone's mesmerizing hues, which range from faint to deep blues, are frequently linked to the ocean.

The mineral beryl that falls within the greenish blue to blue color spectrum is known as aquamarine.

One of the only significant beryllium metal ores in the past was beryl. However, beryllium extraction is exceedingly expensive. Beryl is now a minor by-product of the mining of gemstones.

From extremely mild shades of blue to considerably deeper, bright hues, aquamarine gemstones can have a wide color spectrum. Two Latin words are combined to form the word aquamarine. Aqua, the first one, and marina, the second, both refer to water. The word's combined meaning is the color of the ocean.