Born in March
March Birthstone & Birth Flower
The March birthstone is Aquamarine and the March birth flower is the Daffodil. Here's what they traditionally mean — or look up any birth date.
March birthstone: Aquamarine
Aquamarine traditionally symbolizes courage, calm, and the steadiness of the sea — a stone for clear communication.
- ModernAquamarine, Bloodstone
- Colourpale sea-blue
- TraditionalBloodstone
March birth flower: Daffodil
The daffodil traditionally symbolizes renewal, new beginnings, and unequalled regard — the first flower of spring.
- PrimaryDaffodil
- AlternateJonquil
Sun signs for March birthdays
- Pisces
- Aries
March birthdays fall under Pisces or Aries, depending on the day. Your birthstone follows your month; your sun sign follows the exact date — check your full birth chart to be sure.
March birthstone & flower FAQ
What is the March birthstone?
The modern March birthstone is Aquamarine, with Bloodstone also recognised. Aquamarine traditionally symbolizes courage, calm, and the steadiness of the sea — a stone for clear communication.
What colour is the March birthstone?
The March birthstone is aquamarine, which is pale sea-blue. The traditional stone, bloodstone, carries its own colouring.
What is the March birth flower?
The March birth flower is the Daffodil, with the Jonquil as a regional alternate. The daffodil traditionally symbolizes renewal, new beginnings, and unequalled regard — the first flower of spring.
What is the traditional March birthstone?
The traditional March birthstone is Bloodstone, an older association that predates the modern Jewelers of America list (where the primary stone is Aquamarine).
What sun signs are born in March?
March birthdays fall under Pisces or Aries, depending on the exact day. Your birthstone is set by your month, while your sun sign is set by the day — see your full birth chart to confirm.
For entertainment & reflection — birthstone and flower traditions vary by region and source. Full disclaimer.