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Birthstone chart
Birthstone Chart
January Garnet
February Amethyst
March Aquamarine
April Diamond
May Emerald
June Pearl and Alexandrite
July Ruby
August Peridot
September Sapphire
October Tourmaline or Opal
November Topaz or Citrine
December Tanzanite, Zircon or Turquoise
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Diamond
When we think of the diamond, the 4 c's, carat, clarity, color and cut determine the cost of this stunning jewel. The diamond is considered the ultimate gift of love and the reason it is the favorite as an engagement ring.
The emerald
A genuiner emerald is one of the most highly prized of all gemstones. Did you know that a find emerald can be more expensive than a high quality diamond of the same carat weight? The emerald is the symbol of hope and is associated with Venus, the Goddess of Love.
Pearl and Alexandrite
The lucky month of June claims 3 birthstones, pearl, alexandrite and moonstone; pearl, the classic and timeless birthstone, alexandrite a greenish gem which changes color to a purplish red in incandescent light and the moonstone which comes in green, blue, peach and champagne.
Peridot
The gemstone for the month of July is the ruby, considered the most valuable of gems. A symbol of passion, rubies are a rich red color and its hardness is surpassed only by the diamond.
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