Birthstone Guide

Birthstones bring a personal touch to fine jewelry, combining timeless beauty with meaningful symbolism. Each gemstone is tied to a specific month and is believed to reflect unique qualities, from love and protection to strength and clarity, making every piece feel thoughtfully chosen. Whether you’re selecting a gift or adding something special to your own collection, birthstone jewelry offers a way to celebrate individuality through color and design. In this blog, we’ll explore the stories behind each stone and help you find pieces that are as meaningful as they are beautiful.

The Garnett Gemstone is the birthstone for January and is also used in the celebration of 2nd wedding anniversaries.

Garnet

Purple assortment of the mineral quartz, regularly shapes enormous, six-sided precious stones.

Amethyst

Aqua Marine is a beautiful blue birthstone for the month of March.

Aquamarine

Diamonds and Clear Quartz are used as the April Birthstone.

Diamond or Clear Quartz

Emeralds are used as the May Birthstone. They're also used as a sign of rebirth.

Emerald

Pearls are the June birthstone and are associated with purity, humility, and innocence.

Pearl

The July Birthstone is Ruby, one of the most sought after gems in the world.

Ruby

The Peridot, used as the August Birthstone, is a deep green gemstone that Egyptian's called the Gen of the Sun.

Peridot

The September Birthstone is Sapphire and is believed to protect loved ones from harm and greed.

Sapphire

Citrine’s shading originates from hints of iron.

Citrine & Golden Topaz

Though there are many used, Turquoise is the most popular December Birthstone.

Turquoise, Tanzanite, Zicron & Blue Topaz

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