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Choosing Aquamarine Jewellery
Prices start at around £1,400 and rise to £6,800 for larger Art Deco and Moi et Toi designs, with most falling between £1,500 and £4,800. The collection runs across engagement and dress rings, eternity rings, stud and drop earrings, pendants and stacking sets in 9ct and 18ct gold and platinum.
As the birthstone for March and the gem of the 19th wedding anniversary, aquamarine is a popular choice for spring birthdays and milestone gifts. Because everything is handmade at our Sussex workshop, we can source a particular aquamarine, set one you already own, or design something bespoke. Gold and platinum pieces carry a 10- and 20-year guarantee with free re-polishing for life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colour is aquamarine?
Aquamarine ranges from a very pale, almost icy blue to a deeper sea-blue with a hint of green. It takes its name from the Latin for 'sea water', and the most prized stones have a clear, even blue. Because it's a naturally cool colour it suits both white and yellow metals.
Is aquamarine durable enough for an engagement ring?
Yes. Aquamarine is a member of the beryl family and reasonably hard, so with normal care it wears well as an engagement or everyday ring. As with any coloured gemstone we'd suggest taking it off for heavy manual tasks, and we're always happy to check the setting for you.
Is aquamarine a birthstone?
Aquamarine is the birthstone for March and the gemstone traditionally given for a 19th wedding anniversary, which makes it a popular choice for spring birthdays and anniversary gifts.
Can you make a bespoke aquamarine ring?
Absolutely. Aquamarine lends itself beautifully to bespoke design, especially in our Art Deco-inspired styles. We can source a stone, set one you already own, or design something entirely new at our Sussex workshop, with a 10- and 20-year guarantee on gold and platinum and free re-polishing for life.

