Birthstones As Birthday Gift

Home Tips > Tips By Category > Tips you can implement daily That precious material symbolizes the month of birth (in the Gregorian Calendar) of the birthday boy or girl. Birthstone is sometimes also called birthday stone. There have been many different sets of birthstones used throughout history and in different cultures, but in 1912 the American national association of jewelers, Jewelers of America, officially adopted the following list; it is currently the most widely used list in the United States and many other places, including Australia (a jeweler's 'modern' list states they are selected for bright colors) and Thailand: January: Garnet   February: Amethyst   March: Bloodstone, Jasper or Aquamarine   April: Diamond or Sapphire   May: Emerald   June: Pearl, Moonstone, Alexandrite, or Oragate   July: Ruby or Turquoise   August: Carnelian, Peridot Orsardonyx   September: Sapphire, Chrysolite   October: Tourmaline, Opal, or Beryl   November: Topaz   December: Lapis Lazuli, Ruby, Turquoise, or Zircon   (Sunday: Topaz and Diamond)   (Monday: Pearl and Quartz Crystal)   (Tuesday: Ruby and Emerald)   (Wednesday: Amethyst and Lodestone)   (Thursday: Sapphire and Carnelian)   (Friday: Emerald and Cat's Eye)   (Saturday: Turquoise and Diamond) REPLY to this article Share this: Twitter  Facebook  More Also read these articles Child Support Calculation Adoption Tips Home Buyers Real Estate Foreclosure Monarch Butterfly Migration   Return from Birthstones As Birthday Gift to Tips you can implement daily