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7. MonthGemstoneDetails JanuaryGarnet Said to ward off sicknesses, the garnet is closely associated with protection, strength, and health because of its intense and blood-like scarlet color. FebruaryAmethyst The amethyst has been famously coveted by royalty for centuries because it is said to grant intelligence and success with its decadent purple hues. MarchAquamarine Aquamarine, said to have fallen from the treasures of sea sirens, has long been known to endow its wearer with happiness and youthfulness. AprilDiamond Previously known as the “Vajra,” which means “lightning,” by the ancient Hindus, the diamond has become the universal symbol for everlasting love. MayEmerald Emerald was claimed by Queen Cleopatra herself as her favorite gemstone. In modern times, its lush green hues are representative of nature, rebirth, and fertility. JunePearl Pearls were once believed by the Greek to be hardened tears from Aphrodite, the goddess of love herself. Even today, pearls are known to be natural aphrodisiacs! JulyRuby The ruby, known as “The King of Gems”, is said to give its wearer a life of great fortune. Legend says the ruby derives its scarlet glow from inextinguishable internal fire. AugustPeridot Peridot, nicknamed the “evening emerald” for its brilliant shine, is thought to have protective powers that ward off darkness and ensure marital bliss. SeptemberSapphire Sapphires were once a favorite for religious leaders and kings, and have since then enjoyed an association with divine wisdom and royalty. OctoberOpal Believed to have fallen from the heavens in brilliant flashes of light, the opal is pigmented with all the colors of the rainbow. Today, it’s said to provide means to clairvoyance. NovemberCitrine The citrine is imbued with a warm, golden glow and believed to ward off evil thought and sicknesses. Now, the citrine is known for keeping its wearers cheerful and hopeful. DecemberTopaz Blue topaz’s light cerulean colors are believed to instill calmness and emotional wellbeing. Today, the gemstone symbolizes love and fidelity.

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