Birthstone Guide

Gem Stone Jewels

January: Garnet

A rich deep, dark red color that represents calmness. This gem is said to help prevent nightmares.

February: Amethyst

A rich light to dark purple color that represents power. Ancient lore claims that it can be worn to prevent intoxication.

Amethyst
Aquamarine

March: Aquamarine

A lighter blue color that represents rapport. One should wear this gem to ensure a long and happy marriage.

April: Diamond

Colorless, brilliant, full of sparkle. This timeless stone instills strength and courage and endurance.

Ruby

May: Emerald

A medium to darker green color that represents clarity. Ancient cultures believed emeralds could cure eye problems.

June: Alexandrite or Pearl

A rare alexandrite can change colors in different lighting.

The pearl represents joy and is said to foster love and fertility.
Gemstone

July: Ruby

Deep red, not light or not dark are the finest ruby colors. The ruby represents harmony, and its beauty has been used to reconcile differences and protect warriors in battle.

August: Peridot

A beautiful lime green color that represents purity. It is believed to protect its wearer from evil spirits.

September: Blue Sapphire

The most sought after color is a medium to slight dark blue that represents loyalty. The color encourages honesty and fidelity.

October: Opal or Pink Tourmaline

A rare alexandrite can change colors in different lighting. The pearl represents joy and is said to foster love and fertility.

Pink Cubic

November: Citrine or Precious Topaz

A rich golden earthy color. It is said to raise awareness.

December: Blue Topaz or Blue Zircon

It is available in many shades of blue. In ancient times Turquoise was the birthstone that represents peace. It is said to grant health and good fortune.

Gems

Birthstones info courtesy of http://www.gia.edu

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