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- Ceylon Sapphire
- The deep blue of the sapphire carries its own distinct beauty. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
- Green Sapphire
- The September birthstone is found in every color, and all colors other than blue are considered fancy. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
- Yellow Sapphire
- The September birthstone is found in every color, and all colors other than blue are considered fancy. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
- Orange Sapphire
- The September birthstone is found in every color, and all colors other than blue are considered fancy. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
- Tanzanite
- Tanzanite was discovered in 1967. It has a unique violet-blue to blue color that only Ceylon sapphire and iolite come close to matching, with red-violet flashes. Tanzanite is only found in one place in the world, Tanzania, and the continued availability of tanzanite is uncertain, which increases its rarity and its price.
- Spessartite
- The colors of spessartite garnets can range from a bright vibrant orange to a deep red-orange color. Spessartite was once just a collector's gem but moved into mainstream gemology in the 1990s. Spessartite is 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs' scale and, like all garnet, is untreated, so the beautiful color that you see is strictly as nature created it.
- Kunzite
- Kunzite is an unusual, and rare, stone. Wear kunzite to be blessed with good fortune. Its soft pastel colors symbolize purity. The gentle energy of kunzite helps to release blocks in matters of the heart and allows one to move to a more receptive state. It is an especially wonderful gift stone, opening a silent communion of joy and delight.
- Blue Zircon
- Zircons range from colorless to shades of yellow, brown, green, and rare blue and red. The red can vary from rose to an intense fire red, and the gold and rarest blues are most valuable in jewelry. Zircons have tremendous fire and a dispersion rate nearly as high as a diamond and much higher than other gems. In the middle ages, zircon was said to aid sleep, bring prosperity, and promote honor and wisdom in its owner.
- Brown Zircon
- Zircons range from colorless to shades of yellow, brown, green, and rare blue and red. The red can vary from rose to an intense fire red, and the gold and rarest blues are most valuable in jewelry. Zircons have tremendous fire and a dispersion rate nearly as high as a diamond and much higher than other gems. In the middle ages, zircon was said to aid sleep, bring prosperity, and promote honor and wisdom in its owner.
- Smoky Quartz
- Smoky Quartz is a versatile, semi-precious gemstone enjoying new found popularity among connoisseurs of fine jewelry. Alluring in its clarity and color, smoky quartz ranges from medium brown through warm grays to a deep, brownish-black, with the darker colors being most desirable. This neutral gem goes with everything and is a perfect accompaniment to today's fashion! Smoky quartz is an excellent stone for removing negativity and negative energy of any kind and transforming them to positive energy. It is also a very protective and grounding stone. Smoky quartz is good for balancing and improving one's general health.
- Garnet
- In addition to symbolizing second anniversaries, the radiant garnet has been worn throughout history by travelers seeking protection. Legend has it that Noah used a large garnet to light his ark. While most people are familiar with the dark red-colored garnet, this gemstone comes in a variety of shades. Believed to represent faith, constancy, and truth, the garnet is favored for its beauty and symbolism.
- Amethyst
- Found in varying shades of purple, the amethyst represents royalty, piety, and sobriety. This gemstone is given as a sixth anniversary gift in addition to symbolizing sincerity and stability. Wear amethyst to heighten your natural intuition and help get in touch with your inner self.
- Aquamarine
- Literally meaning "sea water," this pastel blue-colored gemstone is known to reduce fear and stimulate self-expression. A symbol of happiness and everlasting youth, the aquamarine is also suggested as a nineteenth anniversary gift.
- White Topaz
- In ancient legend, topaz could be used to control heat. It was believed to have the power to cool boiling water, and also to avoid excessive anger. As medication, Topaz was used to cure fever.
- Emerald
- Believed to aid one's memory and intelligence, and promote honesty, the emerald was dedicated to Venus, the goddess of love. Lovers believed that the bright green color would expose the faithfulness of their significant other. Now, it is the same awe-inspiring green color which makes the emerald one of the most popular choices for jewelry. This gemstone is suggested for twentieth and thirty-fifth anniversaries.
- Rhodolite
- Some say the name rhodolite comes from the Greek word, rhodon, meaning rose. Other scholars compare the name to rhododendron. In either case, the name is comparing the color to a flower. Rhodolite is a purplish red variety of garnet that has been used since ancient times. During the Middle Ages, the stone was regarded as a gem of faith, truth and constancy.
- Ruby
- Highly prized by emperors and kings, the ruby is believed to preserve the wearer's body and mental health by removing evil thoughts, controlling amorous desires, and reconciling disputes. The gemstone's fiery red color represents stimulation, life, heat, and power. Desired by both men and women alike, this most precious gem is perfect for any occasion, but is especially suggested for fifteenth and fortieth anniversaries.
- Peridot
- Long associated with spring and renewal, the peridot is also known as the "evening gemstone" because its color intensifies in the evening light. This gemstone is believed to bring its wearer success, peace, and good luck. The peridot is thought to provide protection, health, and sleep; it is also used to attract love and calm anger in addition to soothing nerves and dispelling negative emotion. It is traditionally given for the sixteenth anniversary.
- Sapphire
- The deep blue of the sapphire carries its own distinct beauty. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
- Opal
- Opals are famous for their "play of colors". Beliefs associated with the wearing of opal have varied: the early Greeks claimed that opals gave their owners the powers of prophecy, Romans adored it as a token of hope and purity, Arabs believed it fell from heaven. During the Medieval period, a change in the color of an opal was believed to indicate if the wearer was in good health.
- Citrine
- The citrine represents the thirteenth anniversary and is believed to symbolize lightheartedness and joy. In ancient times, people carried citrine as a protection against snake venom and evil thoughts. People born in November are especially able to experience the calmness and hope that the citrine brings.
- Blue Topaz
- Blue Topaz is the anniversary gemstone for the 4th year of marriage. Legend says that it dispels all enchantment and helps to improve eyesight. The ancient Greeks believed that it had the power to increase strength and make its wearer invisible in times of emergency. Blue Topaz is favored for its beautiful luster and color.
- Pink Sapphire
- The September birthstone is found in every color, and all colors other than blue are considered fancy. Given for the fifth and twenty-third anniversaries, the sapphire provides accents to all jewelry designs. This gemstone provides its wearer with spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. Known as the gem of destiny, it can help make your dreams come true.
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