Birthstones Chart

January Garnet
February Amethyst
March Aquamarine
April Diamond*/White Topaz - on a budget option
May Emerald**/Green onyx
June Moonstone
July Ruby
August Peridot
September Blue Sapphire
October Pink Tourmaline
November Citrine
December Blue Topaz

* Choice of White Topaz or lab-grown Diamonds. Please note that Diamonds are not available in 3 mm; available instead in 2.5 mm (£32) and 3.5 mm (£38).

** Choice of Lab-grown Emeralds or natural Green Onyx.

GEMSTONES SYMBOLISM

Garnet An ember that never fades.

For centuries, Garnet has symbolised enduring devotion — a talisman of protection and the sacred bond between two souls. It was once exchanged as a promise that love would remain, even across oceans, even through time.

Its deep glow is not fleeting passion; it is steady warmth.

Grounded. Loyal. Constant.

It symbolises connection that survives distance. A thread that cannot be severed. The quiet certainty of “we are still.”

Amethyst A violet hush at twilight.

For centuries, Amethyst has symbolised clarity, protection, and spiritual wisdom. Worn by royalty and seekers alike, it was believed to calm the mind and guard against illusion, keeping its wearer aligned with truth.

Its soft purple glow is not loud; it is lucid.

Composed. Intuitive. Steady.

It symbolises inner awakening.

A mind at peace with itself.

The quiet power of knowing.

Aquamarine Light carried on water.

For centuries, Aquamarine has symbolised courage and safe passage. Sailors once wore it as protection against restless seas, trusting its clarity to guide them home.

Its pale blue shimmer is not turbulence; it is flow.

Open. Honest. Free.

It symbolises fearless expression.

Calm in the face of change.

The grace of moving forward unburdened.

Diamond Light forged in the depths.

Through centuries, Diamond has stood as a symbol of endurance, purity, and unwavering commitment. Formed under immense pressure, it became an emblem of strength that cannot be broken.

Its clarity is not fragile; it is absolute.

Clear. Resolute. Eternal.

It symbolises strength through adversity.

Truth without compromise.

Radiance that cannot be diminished.

White Topaz A spark caught in motion.

Across time, White Topaz has been associated with clarity of thought and amplified intention, believed to illuminate purpose and sharpen focus.

Its brilliance is not overpowering; it is refined.

Focused. Bright. Intentional.

It symbolises new beginnings.

A path made visible.

Light scattered into possibility.

Emerald Spring returning to the earth.

For centuries, Emerald has symbolised renewal, wisdom, and heart-led love. Revered by ancient civilisations, it was believed to restore balance and invite growth in both spirit and body.

Its green depth is not fleeting; it is life-giving.

Rich. Expansive. Alive.

It symbolises rebirth after difficulty.

A heart brave enough to open again.

Growth rooted in love.

Green Onyx Strength beneath the surface.

Historically, Green Onyx has symbolised resilience, discipline, and emotional balance. It was believed to steady the spirit and strengthen resolve during uncertain times.

Its depth is not rigid; it is grounded.

Measured. Steadfast. Certain.

It symbolises quiet determination.

Control guided by wisdom.

Growth sustained by strength.

Moonstone Light hidden within.

For centuries, Moonstone has symbolised intuition, feminine energy, and the sacred bond between mother and child. Linked to lunar cycles and creation itself, it was believed to protect mothers and guide new life safely into the world.

Its glow is not harsh; it is nurturing.

Gentle. Protective. Constant.

It symbolises unconditional love.

Instinct that never fades.

The quiet strength of a mother’s embrace.

Ruby A quiet flame at the heart.

For centuries, Ruby has symbolised vitality, devotion, and courageous love. Treasured across cultures, it has been regarded as a stone of life force, passion held with intention, and love chosen consciously.

Its red is not spectacle; it is presence.

Deep. Certain. Alive.

It symbolises courage of the heart.

Desire held with dignity.

A love that burns steadily, enduring in its depth.

Peridot Sunlight captured in green.

In ancient times, Peridot was believed to ward off darkness and invite prosperity, symbolising renewal and protection.

Its brightness is not fragile; it is uplifting.

Fresh. Radiant. Alive.

It symbolises optimism after shadow.

Fortune shaped by intention.

Joy that returns again and again.

Blue Sapphire Depth that cannot be shaken.

For centuries, Sapphire has symbolised wisdom, loyalty, and truth. Worn by royalty and clergy, it was believed to protect integrity and anchor the mind in clarity.

Its blue is not distant; it is devoted.

Faithful. Composed. Strong.

It symbolises honesty without fear.

Commitment without doubt.

Wisdom that stands the test of time.

Pink Tourmaline Tenderness with strength beneath it.

Across generations, Pink Tourmaline has symbolised compassion, emotional healing, and unconditional love, believed to soothe and restore the heart.

Its blush glow is not weakness; it is resilience.

Warm. Gentle. Steady.

It symbolises love that heals.

Kindness that protects itself.

A heart restored to wholeness.

Citrine Golden light in its purest form.

For centuries, Citrine has symbolised joy, abundance, and personal power. Known as a merchant’s stone, it was believed to attract prosperity and success.

Its warmth is not fleeting; it is expansive.

Confident. Creative. Radiant.

It symbolises self-belief.

Prosperity born from courage.

Light that refuses to dim.

Blue Topaz Sky cleared after the storm.

Traditionally, Blue Topaz has symbolised clarity, communication, and calm strength. It was believed to sharpen the mind and encourage honest expression.

Its brilliance is not sharp; it is serene.

Clear. Balanced. Assured.

It symbolises truth spoken gently.

Peace through understanding.

Confidence carried with grace.