The March birthstone is Aquamarine. Aquamarine is said to bring courage, hope, and assurance. It also symbolizes youthfulness and health. In ancient times, aquamarine was thought to protect those at sea when worn.
Amethyst
Amethyst has been highly valued since ancient times and was a favorite gem of kings, often being part of royal regalia. In modern times, it is still valued as a treasured gemstone, used in jewelry and decorative objects, such as rings, wine goblets, and other ornamental pieces. Amethyst is the birthstone for the month of …
Ancient Greeks carved amethyst into wine goblets so they could drink as much as possible without getting too drunk
Amethyst is historically associated as a gem that could be used to ward off drunkenness, negative energy, and bad tempers. Amethyst is a semi-precious stone that can be mined all over the world.
Obsidian
Obsidian is a black, glossy stone composed of volcanic glass. It is naturally occurring as a result of lava flow and can be found in many locations including the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Italy. Obsidian can be used in a variety of ways, including as jewelry, sculptures, and even as cookware. Obsidian has …
Malachite was associated with the goddess Athena and thought to bring good luck
Raw Malachite is a semi-precious gemstone known for its striking green color. It is made up of copper carbonate hydroxide and has long been used as a decorative stone. Its intense hue has been used in jewelry, mosaics, sculptures, and artwork since ancient times. In various cultures, raw malachite has been credited with a number …