Moonstone: One of June’s Most Distinctive Birthstones June is one of the few months with multiple official birthstones. Alongside pearl and alexandrite, moonstone offers a
December’s birthstone, turquoise, is one of the most versatile gems. You’ll find it in rustic southwestern jewelry as well as royal crowns. For over 5,000
The November birthstone Citrine is the top-selling yellow/gold colored gem. It’s from the quartz family and shares the qualities of both durability and affordability. Citrine
The December birthstone, Blue Zircon, is the most popular among Zircon’s many colors. Because of the demand, it’s also the most expensive. However, this gemstone’s
December’s birthstone, tanzanite, is a rare stone that excited the gem world. It’s one of the world’s best modern discoveries. Known only in 5 square
The October birthstone, tourmaline, comes in a rainbow of colors that few gems can match. It’s name comes from the Sinhalese word “toramalli”, meaning “stone
Moonstone: One of June’s Most Distinctive Birthstones Alongside the organic texture of June’s pearl birthstone and the quiet glow of moonstone jewelry, Alexandrite stands apart
Sapphire, the September Birthstone on the Offical Birthstone List, is a time-honored classic and a favorite among many. Sapphires and rubies are the hardest gems
Spinel: August’s Birthstone of Color, Rarity, and Natural Character Spinel joined August’s official birthstone list in 2016, making it one of the most recent additions
Peridot: August’s Birthstone of Volcanic Fire and Ancient Light Peridot has been pulled out of volcanic rock, dredged from a remote Red Sea island, and
