They will make a lovely jewellery present for her birthday. We only have the options listed available as the earrings are on sale for clearanceWe love the properties, myths and legends attached to gemstones.Moonstone, June’s birthstone;Rainbow Moonstone called gem of the goddess Diana. The ancient roman believed that the moonstone is trickle of moonlight. In Asia, moonstone considered the jewel of luck. Other cultures believe moonstone is a symbol of fertility.As it is a stone of love and fertility it was often used as a wedding gift or as a token of eternal love. In some traditional communities in India and the Middle-East it is still very common to present newly-weds with a moonstone.It is also the gemstone for 6th Wedding AnniversariesAnd Citrine for November birthdaysIt is known as the “healing quartz”. This golden gemstone is said to support vitality and health while encouraging and guiding hope, energy and warmth within the wearer.It is also called The Merchant’s Stone for its properties of increasing money in the cashbox, sparkling yellow Citrine not only assists in acquiring wealth, but helps in maintaining it. It is a stone of abundance, attracting wealth and prosperity, success and all things good. It also encourages generosity and sharing good fortune.Finally Garnet for JanuaryGarnet is believed to get its name from Latin for “seed” (granate) due to red garnet’s similarity to a pomegranate seed.A stone of commitment, Red Garnet represents love. It revitalises feelings and enhances sexuality, bringing warmth, devotion, understanding, trust, sincerity and honesty to a relationship. It is said to control anger, especially toward the self.They are natural gemstone so may include inclusions and vary slightly from the images as each stone will be unique. We no longer stock the turquoise
