A true talisman for its wearer, the birthstone is an everyday ally! It would bring good luck, promote good luck and illuminate your aura. Numerology Masters shows you how to find your birthstone and its meaning.
Birthstone for January:
Garnet
Garnet is a symbol of loyalty and commitment. It is given many virtues. It would be protective, and the Crusaders adorned their armor to avoid injury. It is said to bring prosperity. It is also the Stone of Lovers, and it would awaken passions and even have aphrodisiac powers.
Birthstone for February:
Amethyst
It is called the Stone of Bishops. According to legend, it would link the human to the Divine. It would be synonymous with positive energy, chase evil thoughts and prevent bad dreams. More surprisingly, it is said that amethyst would prevent drunkenness: in antiquity, it was common to drink from amethyst glasses in order not to get drunk.
Birthstone for March:
Aquamarine
Aquamarine, as its name suggests, is the Stone of the Sailors. It would protect them from the dangers of sea voyages. Its beautiful color inspired our Ancients, who would attribute to it purifying virtues. It is also said to inspire and bring creativity. She would protect lovers.
Birthstone for April:
Diamond
The Diamond is the most prestigious Stone in the world and, at the same time, the symbol of eternal Love, purity, and solidity. Many legends surround the Diamond: in the Middle Ages at Court, it was common to ingest diamond powder for its virtues …
Birthstone for May:
Emerald
So many legends wear the Emerald. It is most often associated with the Holy Grail and Cleopatra, who distributed portraits of her engraved on emeralds to her high dignitaries. It is attributed to soothing virtues. It would strengthen Love and promote friendships.
Birthstone for June:
Alexandrite
Rarer than Diamonds, its price can match its last. Discovered in the 19th century in Russia, the source has dried up today, but you can also find it in Brazil, Burma, and Madagascar. It is the Stone of the ambitious. Indeed it symbolizes power, wisdom, and justice.
Moonstone
In Mythology, the Moonstone has often been associated with female deities, which is why it is often associated with the symbol of motherhood and eroticism, and sensuality. The Romans believed that the brightness of this Stone changed according to the phases of the Moon.
Pearl
The third birthstone for June is the Pearl. Like the Moonstone, the Pearl is also a relatively feminine stone. It is associated with Venus, sensuality, and perfect beauty.
Birthstone for July:
Ruby
Love, Romance, Voluptuousness. The Ruby and its Red color ignite the spirits. It has often been used to commemorate the Passion, the Blood of Christ, entirely different. It is a stone that would have protective and curative virtues. It also symbolizes courage.
Birthstone for August:
Peridot
It is a fascinating Stone, and many legends have been born around it: The Peridot is the symbol of Protection, the Pirates used it to ensure a safe trip. It is also associated with medicine, and it is given curative virtues: the Egyptians healed themselves thanks to this Stone. It is said to ward off heartache and the evil eye as well.
Birthstone for September:
Sapphire
Better known in its blue color, Sapphire can take on many colors. It is often associated with loyalty, and it is fashionable to offer it as an engagement ring. Lady Diana was not mistaken. It is also a symbol of purity, wisdom, and immortality.
Birthstone for October:
Opal
Many legends around the Opal, undoubtedly because of its incredible play of color. According to many legends, this Stone would be a lucky charm, and its Opalescence would reflect the mood of its owner. In the Middle Ages, people believed that it preserved thieves by giving them the power of invisibility.
Tourmaline
Tourmaline has a strange power: it attracts ashes from the hearth on which it has been heated since it is a vector of static electricity. Dutch sailors used it to clean their pipes. It is a symbol of serenity, and it is said to have soothing virtues.
Birthstone for November:
Citrine
Citrine is a symbol of prosperity and glory. It was considered at the time as the Stone of the merchants. It is said that it is a carrier of joy and would transform harmful waves into positive waves. It would also promote concentration.
Topaz
Topaz is considered a holy stone, being one of the twelve stones that allowed the construction of Jerusalem. It is a symbol of loyalty. Offering a Topaz would be the guarantee of an eternal friendship. It would also bring serenity.
Birthstone for December:
Tanzanite
Tanzanite is most often associated with the Maasai people, the latter offering this Stone to their newborns to bring them luck. It is a stone that is most often found in Tanzania and very rarely in Pakistan.
Purple turquoise
It is one of the first gemstones to be mined. -6000 BC! Due to its long history, there are a plethora of legends about it. Currency among the indigenous peoples of the two Americas, sacred objects, is a symbol of wealth and peace. It would also be a protective stone that would absorb negative energies.
Zircon
Often used as an artificial diamond, Zircon is often confused with Zirconium. Zircon is a natural stone, and Zirconium is a synthetic stone. It has often been used in ancient times as a talisman against burglaries. It is also said that it would cure heartache and promote letting go.
