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Gemstones in their many shades of color have fascinated mankind for thousands of years. The ancients attributed magical, mystical powers to each stone, and believed that many of them could cure specific ailments. Even today, we revere color gemstones as beautiful, unique, and as a means of personal expression and individually for their wearer.
Amethyst - The color for Kings Learn More
Amethyst, the Birth stone of February is also recommended gemstone for couples who are celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary. Aquamarine - Gem of the Sea Learn More
Aquamarine, the Birth stone for March and the recommended gem for celebrating 19th wedding anniversary. Blue Topaz - Birthday Blue Learn More
Blue Topaz is the birth stone of December, and is also the recommended gemstone for celebrating the 4th wedding anniversary. Citrine - Versatile and Affordable Learn More
Citrine is the birth stone for November and the recommended jewelry gift for celebrating 13th wedding anniversary. Diamond - The most Precious of Gems Learn More
Diamonds are among the most prized substance on earth. Their incomparable brilliance, elegance, durability and mystery have captivated our imagination for thousands of years. Considering the endless lore and mystique behind this regal stone, ot’s no wonder that it has come to symbolize the ultimate gift of love and romance.
Not only diamond is the overwhelming choice for prospective brides and grooms selecting an engagement ring, but the gem is also the birth stone for April. Diamonds are also the recommended gift for celebrating 10th, 60th, and 75th wedding anniversary. Emerald - The Symbol of Spring Learn More
Emerald, the birth stone for May, has been prized for thousands of years for its lush green hues and rare beauty. The Emerald symbolized eternal hope, rebirth and the arrival of Spring and some cultures believed the gem rewarded its owners with love, intelligence and eloquence as well. Garnet - The Gem for all Seasons Learn More
Garnet, the birthstone for January and the recommended gift for celebrating the second wedding anniversary. Opal - The Queen of Gems Learn More
Opal, the birth stone for October, is also the recommended jewelry gift for celebrating the 14th wedding anniversary. Pearls - The Treasures of The Sea Learn More
Pearl is the birth stone for June and is among the most timeless, classic, and treasured of all gems and is the recommended jewelry gift for celebrating 3rd, and 30th wedding anniversary. Peridot - Soothing Green Learn More
The birth stone for August. Peridot is recommended gem for celebrating 16th wedding anniversary. Ruby - The King of Gems Learn More
Perhaps no gemstone has been as prized throughout history as the Ruby. Celebrated as the most precious of all gemstones, Rubies have adorned emperors and kings and inspired countless legends and myths with thier rich, fiery hues. As the ultimate red gemstone, Rubies gave symbolized passion and romance for centuries. Ruby is the birth stone for month of July and is also the recommended gem for celebrating 15th and 40th wedding anniversary. Sapphire - The Jewel of The Sky Learn More
Sapphire has been sought after for thousands of years as the ultimate blue gemstone. The ancient Persians believed that the earth rested on a giant Sapphire that gave its blue reflection to the sky. Sapphire is the birth stone for month of September. It is also recommended for celebrating 5th and 45th wedding anniversaries. Tanznite - The Jewel of the East Africa Learn More
Tanzanite was discovered in the Merelani Hills of Tanzania in 1967 and is a relative newcomer to the gemstone market that has made its mark on the jewelry world in a hurry. Tourmaline - The alternate Birth stone for October Learn More Gemstones of Zodiac Learn More
Each sign of the Zodiac corresponds to one particular gemstone. This gives more options when buying these gemstones as a gift.
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