Birthstone Articles

Zircon is one of the oldest minerals found on Earth, with some crystals dating back more than 4 billion years. Although it is often mistaken for cubic zirconia, zircon is a completely natural gemstone prized for its exceptional brilliance, vibrant colors, and fascinating history.

Few gemstones capture attention quite like the ruby. With its rich crimson color and remarkable durability, the ruby has been treasured for thousands of years by kings, queens, and jewelry lovers around the world.

As the official birthstone for July, ruby symbolizes love, courage, passion, and prosperity. Whether worn in an elegant necklace, sparkling earrings, or a handcrafted bracelet, ruby remains one of the world's most cherished gemstones.

What is the jewelry color of the month for September? Although you might expect yellow or orange to match the beautiful fall foliage, September's hue is blue.

The September birthstone is sapphire. The most popular color for sapphire is blue, although it also comes in pink, yellow, brown, and other shades.

August is hot and humid, and what better way to cool off than a nice cool ice or a day at the beach?  The color of August?  The bright green of lime ices and peridot and the soft green of sea foam.

Don't Lick this Anklet

Though it looks good enough to eat, this anklet won't melt on your ankle.  This beautiful peridot crystal pearl mix anklet has the look of a lime ice, cool and green, thanks to the peridot Swarovski Austrian crystals.  With white Swarovski crystal-based pearls and silver, this anklet says August.