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Aquamarine, the birthstone for March, is most often pale to medium blue, sometimes with a slight hint of green. The darker the color, the more valuable the stone.
Aquamarine is primarily found in Brazil, Zambia, Mozambique, Angola, and Nigeria.
Because the color is generally pale, aquamarine should have good clarity. Usually it takes a larger stone to hold the better color. Aquamarine is a durable and lively gemstone that is appropriate for all jewelry uses. Its pale fire is flattering to most skin tones.
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