← Birthstone Dictionary August's birthstone, Peridot, charms with a bright yellow-green like an olive. Called the 'gem of the sun,' its vivid, cheerful glow holds all the liveliness of summer.
See the August birth flower too → Related entries July · Ruby Ruby
July's birthstone, Ruby, is the red powerhouse known as the 'king of gems.' Its intense crimson, like the midsummer sun, holds passion and vitality just as they are.
September · Sapphire Sapphire
September's birthstone, Sapphire, is a deep blue gem that seems to capture the night sky itself. Its calm, noble blue symbolizes truth and wisdom — a stone of genuine grace.
January · Garnet Garnet
January's birthstone is Garnet, a gem that looks just like ripe pomegranate seeds. Its deep, warm red glow feels like a steadying warmth at the very start of winter.
February · Amethyst Amethyst
February's birthstone, Amethyst, charms with a lustrous purple like a cluster of grapes. Long regarded as the color of nobility, its purple lends a calm, refined grace.
March · Aquamarine Aquamarine
March's birthstone, Aquamarine, is a clear sky-blue gem that, true to its name, looks just like seawater. A perfect fit for the start of spring, its color feels refreshing at a single glance.
April · Diamond Diamond
April's birthstone is the very icon of gems — the Diamond. The hardest substance on Earth, it throws off a dazzling brilliance and stands as a special stone that symbolizes 'forever.'
Birthstone lore is a fun, symbolic tradition gathered here for entertainment. It does not guarantee any healing or health benefit of the gem, so please enjoy it with a light heart.
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