Being born in March means your zodiac sign is Pisces (through March 20) or Aries (from March 21). The March birthstone is aquamarine, a blue-green beryl whose name comes from the Latin for "sea water." In the Northern Hemisphere the spring equinox usually falls around March 20, making March the month when the season turns from winter to spring.
Explore the day-by-day pages below for people born on each date in March.
Aquamarine is the color of shallow tropical water above white sand — that luminous blue-green that seems to carry light inside itself rather than just reflecting it. It is one of those gemstones that is immediately evocative without requiring explanation. You …
Full Aquamarine guide →The daffodil, a member of the Narcissus genus, blooms as winter breaks and has long symbolised renewal; in Wales it is worn on St David's Day, which falls on March 1. Victorian floriography held that giving a single daffodil could portend misfortune while a bunch conveyed joy.
March contains the spring equinox in the Northern Hemisphere (and the autumn equinox in the Southern Hemisphere), marking a turning point in the year.
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Create a Birthday ReportMarch covers Pisces until March 20 and Aries from March 21 through the end of the month.
The March birthstone is aquamarine, a pale blue-green beryl; bloodstone is sometimes listed as a traditional alternative.
The daffodil is the traditional birth flower for March.
Notable March births include Albert Einstein, Vincent van Gogh, and Aretha Franklin.