Gemstone Guide
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January - GarnetGarnet comes in virtually a rainbow of colors, from deep red to rich orange and golden hues, striking greens and petal-soft colors of violet and lavender. |
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February - AmethystAmethyst is a gemstone variety of quartz. Purple has long been considered a royal color, so it is not surprising that amethyst has been in demand throughout history. |
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March - AquamarineThe very name aquamarine brings to mind the clear blue tint of the sea. Aquamarine was long thought to have a soothing influence on married couples, making it a good anniversary gift. |
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April - DiamondDiamonds are prized for their brilliance, elegance, and purity, and have captivated our imaginations for thousands of years. |
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May - EmeraldEmerald, to many, symbolizes rebirth and the abundance of the life force. The rich green hue brings to mind the regeneration of life inspiring and hope of new possibilities. |
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June - Cultured PearlsPearls have been treasured for their lustrous, creamy texture and subtle iridescent reflections since the dawn of humankind |
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July - RubyGem of passion, of smoldering desire, ruby has been treasured for thousands of years. Ruby was also associated with courage and power. |
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August - PeridotFound in various shades of green, peridot is most desired in lime hues. It is the recommended gift for couples celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary. |
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September - SapphireA gift of a sapphire was a pledge of trust and loyalty. It is from this tradition that sapphire has long been a popular choice for engagement rings. |
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October - OpalOpal is prized for its unique play of color, the ability to disperse light into flashes of rainbow color. |
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November - CitrineMany citrines have a deep yellow color. Sunny and affordable, citrine can brighten almost any jewelry style, blending especially well with the yellow gleam of polished gold. |
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December - TanzaniteBlue, once the most rare color of topaz, is today the most common, thanks to diffusion, a stable enhancement process that turns colorless topaz blue. |