The Meaning of Gemstones – What Your Stone Says About You

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Gemstones – more than just beauty

Throughout history, gemstones have carried deep meanings and special qualities. Whether or not you believe in the powers attributed to them, the symbolism of gemstones adds a moving layer to your jewelry.

Diamond – eternity and strength

The diamond, the hardest stone in nature, symbolizes eternal love, strength and purity. It is no coincidence that it is the most popular stone for engagement rings. It is also the birthstone for April.

Sapphire – wisdom and loyalty

The blue sapphire symbolizes wisdom, loyalty and nobility. In ancient traditions, it was considered a stone that protects its wearer and brings peace of mind. Sapphire is the birthstone for September.

Ruby – passion and courage

The red ruby symbolizes passion, love and courage. It is considered the “king of gemstones” and throughout history has adorned crowns and royal jewels. It is the birthstone for July.

Emerald – renewal and prosperity

The green emerald symbolizes renewal, fertility and prosperity. Cleopatra was known for her love of emeralds. It is the birthstone for May and conveys a sense of freshness and hope.

Amethyst – serenity and spirituality

The purple amethyst symbolizes serenity, spirituality and intuition. In Greek tradition, it was believed to protect against drunkenness and bring clarity of mind. It is the birthstone for February.

Pearl – innocence and elegance

The pearl symbolizes innocence, purity and timeless elegance. It is the only organic gem on the list, formed inside mollusks. Pearls offer a classic, sophisticated look that never goes out of style.

At M. JEWELRY, you’ll find jewelry featuring a variety of gemstones. Come and discover the stone that speaks to you.

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