Sapphires are associated with focus, self-discipline, and channeling higher powers. This gemstone has been referenced in almost all religions. Learn more.
Spinel has often been confused with ruby. It comes in a variety of colors, including red, black, blue, and purple. Learn more about this August birthstone.
For thousands of years, people wore peridot beads and talismans to promote love, happiness, and wealth. Learn about the lore behind this August birthstone.
For thousands of years, people wore peridot beads and talismans to promote love, happiness, and wealth. Learn about the lore behind this August birthstone.
In ancient times, the ruby was considered more valuable than diamonds. Many cultures considered it a token of wealth, safety, and passion. Learn more.
Pearl folklore spans centuries. This June birthstone’s iridescent beauty has inspired many stories. Learn more about this beautiful gemstone on our blog.
Alexandrite was discovered in fairly modern times. Learn more about this color-shifting June birthstone—first discovered in Russia—now on the blog.
Throughout time, moonstone has been connected to the Earth’s moon. This gemstone looks like a moonlit night and has been the object of lore. Learn more.
Not only is emerald the birthstone for May, but it’s also linked to a few astrological signs. Learn more about the folklore behind this beautiful gemstone.
Ancient civilizations believed diamonds were lightning made real on Earth and that they had incredible healing powers. Learn more about this gem’s folklore.
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