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Men’s aquamarine jewelry puts the calm, sea-blue stone the brand is named for at the center of rings made for men. Aquamarine’s cool blue-to-blue-green color reads understated and refined rather than flashy, which makes it one of the most wearable colored stones for a man — and as the birthstone for March, an aquamarine piece carries personal meaning too. Aquamarise sets genuine aquamarine into men’s rings across sterling silver, solid gold and durable everyday metals.
The stone we’re named for
Aquamarine is a variety of beryl prized for its clear, tranquil blue — the color of shallow sea water. It’s a hard, durable stone well suited to a ring worn every day, and its restrained color pairs easily with both silver and gold. For other colored stones set in men’s designs, explore the wider men’s jewelry range.
A meaningful March stone
As March’s birthstone, aquamarine makes a thoughtful gift for a March birthday or simply for someone drawn to its color — our birthstone guide covers the meaning behind it. Browse the full men’s selection in our men’s rings & wedding bands.
Men’s Aquamarine Jewelry FAQs
What is aquamarine?
Aquamarine is a blue-to-blue-green variety of the mineral beryl, prized for its clear, calm sea-blue color. It is a hard, durable stone well suited to everyday jewelry.
Is aquamarine good for men’s rings?
Yes. Its cool, understated blue reads refined rather than flashy, making it one of the more wearable colored stones for men, and it is durable enough for daily wear.
What birthstone is aquamarine?
Aquamarine is the birthstone for March, which makes an aquamarine piece a meaningful gift for a March birthday. See our birthstone guide for more.
What metals is it set in?
Aquamarise sets genuine aquamarine into men’s rings across genuine 925 sterling silver, solid gold and durable everyday metals.
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