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The birthstone guide is prepared to help readers determine the gemstone for each month. It is composed of twelve months in total, and each month is followed by the gemstones that are associated with it.
The list of gemstones listed does not represent all possible birthstones. Rather, they were chosen because they are representative of their respective months and have some tie to their significance for those who choose them as appropriate stones for celebrating the month.
January: Garnet
Garnet is the birthstone for the month of January. Garnet is a fiery and passionate stone that is associated with bravery, imagination, and strength. In addition to this, it also has been revered throughout the ages as a symbol for health and protection. A wide range of colors, from pale to deep, garnet is found in the world's most diverse gemstone deposits. It can be cut into any size and shape. The most valuable garnets are dark red or crimson and relatively rare.
February: Amethyst
Amethyst is the birthstone for the month of February. Amethyst stones are one of the most highly prized stones in history due to their beauty as well as their healing powers. They are often associated with royalty because they are thought to be able to calm rage as well promote tranquility in negative situations. Amethyst can also be considered a stone of protection, luck, and prosperity. It is believed that placing an amethyst in a room or home will keep out negative vibes, protect against destructive spirits, and even bring you good fortune
March: Aquamarine
Aquamarine is the birthstone for the month of March. Aquamarine stones are associated with strength as well as the imagination, and it has been believed to promote marriage and a stable family. It is also often noted as a stone that promotes courage. Aquamarine is often associated with the sea, especially in shades of blue. But what does the name actually mean? "Aqua" comes from Latin, meaning "water" and "marine" from Latin for “fish.”
April: Diamond
Diamond is the birthstone for the month of April. Diamonds are one of the most highly valued gems on earth, and their beauty has been admired since antiquity. They are also often associated with wealth, prosperity, and fortune because of their high value.
May: Emerald
Emerald is the birthstone for the month of May. Emerald stones are often classified as one of the hardest stones in existence, yet their beauty and rarity make them highly sought after. The word "emerald" is derived from the Anglo-Saxon "æmearc," which means "green gem." The tree from which emeralds are formed was also known as the "emerald tree." An emerald should usually have a hardness rating between 6.0 and 7.0 on the gem scale.
June: Alexandrite
Alexandrite is the birthstone for the month of June. Alexandrite was first discovered in Russia's Ural Mountains, and today many beautiful stones are mined there. The uniqueness of this stone lies in its color-changing ability. The best quality stones change from green to red in different light settings, typically lighter during the day and darker at night. Alexandrite is believed to help you attain your goals and keep your charisma and creativity alive. It also represents a sign of fertility, love, and friendship.
July: Ruby
Ruby is the birthstone for the month of July. Rubies are one of the most admired gems in history due to their beauty as well as their value. They are also highly regarded as being a stone that promotes love and passion, which is why they are often associated with Mars, the god of war and romance.
August: Peridot
Peridot is the birthstone for the month of August. Peridot stones are also highly prized because of their beauty and clarity. Peridot is known for its healing qualities as well as its ability to promote prosperity and abundance. It helps those who need financial assistance in attaining their goals, and it was also believed to attract good fortune and fame.
September: Sapphire
Sapphire is the birthstone for the month of September. Sapphires are one of the most highly prized and expensive stones in existence. Their beauty is that of an emerald, but with a bluer green color. They often have a rainbow quality to them, as well as being found in almost every color possible: blue, yellow, red, orange, and pink too. They are believed to attract love and to help those who need help in their quest to attain a goal. They are often used to represent purity.
October: Opal
Opal is the birthstone for the month of October. Opal stones are often associated with the sun because they reflect light so well. They are known as a "stone of hope," and they help to bring out one's creativity. Opal is believed to bring mental clarity and also is thought to be a stone that knows how to forgive. The word "opal" comes from the Greek "opallios," meaning "globe-within-a-globe" or "central stone."Though hard to find, opals have a breathtaking array of colors that can show even in low-light settings such as candlelight or moonlight.
November: Citrine
Citrine is the birthstone for the month of November. Citrine is often associated with an increase in wealth, and it is known as the "merchant's stone." Citrine is also believed to protect against bad luck and bad circumstances. One of its most significant qualities is its ability to draw money. It is also known as the "sunstone," which can help enhance meditation and self-awareness. The name citrine comes from the French word "citron," meaning lemon, which describes its yellow-orange color.
December: Zircon
Zircon is the birthstone for the month of December. Zircon is known as one of the best stones for energy healing and promoting a general sense of well-being. The stone has been known to help with physical and mental disorders, as well as astral travel that helps facilitate communication with spirit guides or deceased loved ones. Zircons are also believed to help induce peace during war situations.
The beginning of human civilization, as well as their quest for knowledge and the expansion of their thought process, might have been the start of the use of stones. Though today they stand as little more than pretty things, it’s always a good bet to draw some wisdom from the past.
