Aquamarine Earrings

What Are Aquamarine Earrings?

Aquamarine earrings are earrings set with aquamarine, a soft blue gemstone from the beryl family, the same family as emerald. Their cool, watery color is where the stone gets its name, from the Latin for "seawater." Aquamarine is the March birthstone and has long been associated with serenity, clarity and harmony. For a closer look at how the stone is graded and chosen, the aquamarine jewelry buying guide goes into more detail.

In-house gemologists hand-select every aquamarine, then our skilled artisans set it with utmost care and precision, drawing on Angara's four-century-old gemstone expertise and thoughtful craftsmanship.

Why Choose Aquamarine Earrings?

Aquamarine's calm, cool color makes it one of the most timeless colored gemstones to wear. It flatters most skin tones and complements both bright and warm metals, so a pair of aquamarine stone earrings moves easily from everyday wear to occasions.

There's meaning attached to the stone too. As the March birthstone, aquamarine makes a natural birthday gift. Plus, its close association with serenity, clarity and harmony makes it a heartfelt gift for someone special or a token of yourself. For more ways to mark a March birthday, explore Angara's extensive collection of March birthstone jewelry.

Which Aquamarine Earring Style Would Suit You?

From elegant studs to statement drops, there's a pair of real aquamarine earrings for every aesthetic in the collection.

Solitaire and fashion studs keep things simple and close to the ear, the most versatile choice, while hoops are perfect for a chic, everyday look. Halo designs frame each aquamarine with a ring of diamond accents for extra sparkle.

Drop and dangle styles add length and movement below the ear, ideal for evenings and occasions, while heart designs bring a romantic touch. An ear cuff offers a modern, no-piercing option. Before you make a choice, it's worth comparing a few to see which sits and moves the way you like.

Which Aquamarine Shape Should You Choose?

Shape changes the character of a pair of earrings. Round and oval aquamarines are the most classic and versatile, while pear and marquise shapes bring an elongated, elegant line. Emerald-cut and cushion aquamarines lead with clean geometry and color. Heart and trillion shapes add a distinctive, characterful touch. If you already know the outline you prefer, that's the easiest place to start.

How Do You Style Aquamarine Earrings?

Aquamarine earrings are easy to build a look around. Worn on their own, studs suit everyday wear, while drops and hoops make more of a statement for evenings and occasions.

To pull a set together, we suggest you coordinate your earrings with matching pieces, an aquamarine pendant at the neckline or an aquamarine bracelet at the wrist. For more ways to wear the stone, you can explore the wider aquamarine jewelry collection and choose the shapes and metals that suit you.

What Metal and Price Options Do You Have?

Aquamarine earrings at Angara come in a wide range of metals and price points, so you can find a pair that suits both your taste and your budget.

White gold and platinum give aquamarine a cool, crisp frame that echoes its blue, while yellow gold and rose gold lend a warm contrast. Silver, two-tone gold and mixed-metal designs are offered on select styles. Silver is an accessible choice, while mixed-metal and two-tone gold offer a captivating contrast.

Prices start at $239 and increase considerably for higher gemstone qualities, larger carat weights and premium metals, so there's a wide range to shop across.

Customize and Buy With Confidence

You can personalize select aquamarine earrings by choosing the aquamarine quality, carat weight and metal, with the available options depending on the design. Each pair is then crafted to order to your specifications. Every Angara order also includes a Certificate of Authenticity, free shipping and easy 30-day free returns.

How Do You Care for Aquamarine Earrings?

Aquamarine is a reasonably hard stone, sitting at 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, so it wears well with a little everyday care. Clean your earrings with lukewarm water, a mild soap and a soft-bristled brush or cloth, then dry gently and keep them away from harsh chemicals, bleaches and prolonged heat, which can affect the color over time. It's also worth checking the closures and settings from time to time so each stone stays secure. For a fuller routine, see the aquamarine jewelry care guide.

Shop aquamarine gemstone earrings at Angara and add a touch of blue to every look.