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What Does Your Birthstone Symbolize?
For centuries, mystics believed that particularly powerful gemstones coincided with certain months in the calendar year. For individuals who were born within the month of a specific gemstone, that would become their birthstone. Birthstones can be a powerful statement of an individual’s unique style and personality.

Garnet is for January
The January birthstone is garnet, which is a fiery-red gemstone that was once believed to grant the wearer protection from nightmares, ghosts and ghouls.

Amethyst is for February
The February birthstone is amethyst , which is a pleasing purple gemstone that was once used to materialize peace and tranquility within the wearer.

Aquamarine is for March:
The March birthstone is aquamarine, which has a lovely sea-green color that will look fantastic against gold and silver materials. This gemstone is believed to help the wearer make new friends and even manifest affection in others.

Diamond is for April:
The April birthstone is diamond. For those lucky individuals who are born in April, the diamond signifies love, eternity, strength and everlasting affection. No wonder it’s a staple gemstone in engagement rings and wedding jewelry!

Emerald is for May:
The May birthstone is emerald. This dramatic and striking deep-green gemstone was once believed to give the wearer the ability to peer into the future. Some cultures even believed that the gemstone could be used in healing rituals.

Alexandrite is for June
The June birthstone is alexandrite. This rare gemstone is famous for its changeable color. The original Alexandrite color is bright green, but when put in any light, it turns to bright red.

Ruby is for July:
The July birthstone is ruby, which is a deep-red gemstone that will make a striking addition to any client’s jewelry collection, especially when framed by gold materials.

Peridot is for August:
The August birthstone is peridot, which is a gemstone that is produced by volcanic eruptions. Many cultures once believed that that this light-green gemstone can be used to heal the sick and protect the wearer against nightmares.

Sapphire is for September:
The September birthstone is blue sapphire. The sapphire is an incredibly popular gemstone due to its deep-blue color, and it represents faith and chastity. In fact, a certain royal couple has even made the sapphire engagement ring en vogue again!

Pink Tourmaline is for October:
The October birthstones are pink sapphire and pink tourmaline. These gemstones are a symbol for love, peace and joy. They represent the energy of relaxation by transforming negative energy into positive.

Citrine is for November:
The November birthstones are citrine and yellow sapphire. These beautiful gemstones are believed to give people strength, discipline, confidence and success .

Blue Topaz or Turquoise is for December:
The December birthstone is blue topaz. This versatile gemstone is attributed to strength, vitality and clarity, and comes in a wide variety of beautiful iridescent colors

We offer natural and created gemstone jewelry made with Sterling Silver, 14kt and Gold filled.
What Does Gold-Filled Mean?
Gold-filled items have a much thicker layer of gold on them, and the gold is a much higher quality. In fact, it is just a step down from solid gold when it comes to quality and value. Speaking of solid gold, pure gold is very soft and is not a good choice for jewelry; that is why an alloy is almost always used for gold jewelry items, even in jewelry pieces worth an incredible amount of money
You won't need to worry about gold-filled jewelry tarnishing, and even if you have an allergy to certain metals, you won't have to worry about allergies from metals such as nickel. You can't say the same about gold-plated jewelry.

We enclose a gift box, ribbon and gift tag with each jewelry purchase.