← Birthstone Dictionary 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.
See the September birth flower too → Related entries August · Peridot Peridot
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.
October · Opal Opal
October's birthstone, Opal, charms with a mysterious play of color that shifts with the angle. Along with its alternate stone, Tourmaline, it's a gem of full-blown individuality that holds many hues within one stone.
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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