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Along with flowers, gemstones also have significant meaning. Understanding the symbolism behind certain gemstones will greatly enhance any jewelry gift that you purchase. Here is a listing of gemstones associated with birthstones, as well as a listing of gemstones meanings.
Birthstones
January- Garnet
Garnets are deep red and look beautiful with silver jewelry. They represent strength, health, and deep insight.
February- Amethyst
Amethyst ranges in color from pale violet to deep violet purple. Amethyst symbolizes peace, love, and happiness.
March- Aquamarine
Aquamarine varies in color from pale blue green to deep blue. Aquamarine is revered for symbolizing courage and peace.
April- Diamond
Colorless diamonds are the most popular choices, but diamonds can range in a variety of colors. Known for being a girl’s best friend, diamonds also symbolize strength, courage, and good fortune.
May- Emerald
Traditionally Emeralds are pure green but they may also be in yellowish tinted varieties. Emeralds represent love, happiness in marriage, and loyalty.
June- Pearl
Fresh, saltwater, or cultured pearls vary in a variety of colors ranging from off white to black. Pearls symbolize faithfulness, purity, innocence, and charity.
July- Ruby
Rubies are known for their beautiful red hues and can range in colors that feature the red spectrum. They are known for symbolizing wisdom and a nurturing heart.
August- Peridot
Peridots range in colors but all have a greenish tint. They represent friendliness, relationships, and compassion.
September- Sapphire
Most recognizable for its blue color, sapphires may also be colorless, pink, or even orange. Sapphires symbolize joy, peace, and beauty.
October- Opal
Opals display a wide range of colors when deflecting light. Opals signify a creative spirit, new friendships, and healthy relationships.
November- Citrine
Citrine ranges in earthy tones from yellow to brown. It looks beautiful when paired with gold and signifies comfort, wealth, and a creative spirit.
December- Turquoise
Turquoise ranges in color from aqua to deep robin’s egg blue. It looks best when paired with silver and it signifies valor, strength, and wisdom.
