Birthstone Jewelry: What Does Your Stone Say About You?
When you have style and grace, you pay attention to the details - you know the details say a lot about you. But what about your birthstone? You didn't choose your birth month so what exactly does your birthstone say about you?
Every birthstone has special meaning.
Rocking your birthstone in a ring, earrings or necklace might garner a question or two about its significance. Do you know the meaning behind your month’s birthstone? Take a look at the various months below and find out the story that each birthstone tells.
January Garnet: Faith and LoyaltyGarnet is a rich red gemstone, full of warmth and beauty. Wearing garnet symbolizes loyalty and generosity. She’ll skip the gossip and drama and never misses an opportunity to lend a helping hand. You can always count on a garnet girl’s stability to keep you grounded. |
February Amethyst: Sincerity and WittinessThe amethyst stone comes in beautiful shades of purple, lilac and mauve. Amethyst symbolizes peacefulness. People with February birthdays who personify their birthstone are among the most sincere people that you could ever meet. |
March Aquamarine: Happiness and Courage
Aquamarine is a stunning semi-precious gemstone most commonly worn in bright blue. Aquamarine fans are absolutely fearless and have the capacity to believe in the impossible (and often achieve it)! |
April Diamond: Selfless and Loving
Girls who wear diamond birthstones can be sweet and affectionate. They believe in love and commitment and are as devoted to their friends as they are their family. |
May Emerald: Fidelity and IndependenceEmerald is a gemstone that comes in the most stunning shades of green. It symbolizes a supportive and nurturing nature. |
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July Ruby: Perceptive and LovingRuby is fiery red and the girls who wear them are just as exciting. While she’s fun to be around, Ruby also appreciates her alone time, so don’t be offended if she needs to takes a timeout. |
August Peridot: Positivity and EnergyThe Peridot gem ranges from olive to spring green. Girls who don peridot are dreamers and have no fears about life. She loves giving and receiving attention. She’s probably the joker of the group, which means she is often the first to console a friend with her positive vibes. She has a tremendous spirit and she will always be memorable no matter how many years go by without seeing her. |
September Sapphire: Wisdom and CalmnessThe Sapphire gem is for the pure of heart and the girls who wear them are known for their kind and sympathetic nature. They’re easygoing and always willing to compromise. If Sapphire seems a little hard on the outside, it’s only because she’s used to keeping her feelings to herself. Keep in mind that she’s actually soft on the inside. She will never tell you that she needs a hug but she often does. She’s generous and expects the same love and loyalty that she gives you in return but she won’t ever ask or point it out. |
October Opal: Creativity and EmotionThe most valuable opals have a bold “fire” in them, and so does the October born woman who wears one. Her spirit is fun and creative with splashes of color throughout her personality. Flashy opals will always draw attention and have a flair for drama but she also knows how to disappear when she does not want to be seen. Old mythology actually states that wearing an opal can render one invisible. |
November Citrine: Success and ProsperityCitrine is a deep gold quartz ranging from clear yellow to dark orange. Citrine girls are high-spirited and love deeply. She is extremely trustworthy and respected for the way that she treats her friends. If you maintain honesty and are forthright with Citrine, you will have a friend for the rest of your life. Her motto is “honesty is the best policy.” |
December Turquoise: Happiness and ProsperityTurquoise-wearing girls are known for their loyalty and generosity. She’s a social butterfly and loves to be loved. Her sense of humor is one of her best features. She’s a ball of laughs and every time you’re with her you can’t help but be happy.
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