Gemstones

Little known and yet remarkable for its golden lime green color, peridot is a gem with a rich and ancient history. Stone of the natives of the month of August, peridot reveals all its secrets in this article.

Birthstone of the month of July, the fiery stone embodies intensity and burning passion. In this article, let’s dive into the history and meaning of this stone that has captivated for millennia.

Called Aphrodite’s tears in reference to the goddess of love, pearls have fascinated since ancient times. June’s birthstone, this gem of organic origin is a perfect declaration of love without being a stone of commitment like diamonds.

The most famous gem of all, the diamond is also the birthstone of the month of April and the ultimate symbol of eternity in jewelry.

Aquamarine, the birthstone of March, is particularly aptly named. Its color, which evokes crystal clear blue waters, was the inspiration for its evocative name.

When we talk about jewelry and the month of February, we spontaneously think of Valentine’s Day but not necessarily amethyst. Yet the February birthstone has been connected to both of these ideas for centuries. Let’s discover in this article why the purple stone is the stone of lovers, people born in February, and much more…

A thousand times more difficult to find than diamonds, Tanzanite is a surprising gemstone which discovery was made by accident.