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January GARNET
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Thought to protect its wearer from nightmares, snakebites and food poisoning, and provide guidance in the night |
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February AMETHYST
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Symbolizes peace, protection and tranquility. Protection from treason and deceit. Thought to prevent intoxication. |
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March AQUAMARINE
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An aid to seafarers. A symbol of youth, hope and health. Signifies the making of new friends. |
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April DIAMOND
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Comes from the Greek word “adamas” meaning unconquerable. The ultimate symbol of eternal love. |
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May EMERALD
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The most prized of all green gems. Thought to boost intelligence, eyesight and fertility, and allow its wearer to foretell the future. |
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June PEARL
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Long recognized as the emblem of modesty, chastity and purity. Has come to symbolize a happy marriage. |
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July RUBY
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“Lord of the Gems.” Intense red color suggests love, passion and strength. Thought to protect its owner's stature in life. |
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August PERIDOT
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This “child of the volcano” was considered a powerful amulet against evil. Thought to intensify the effects of medicine. |
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September SAPPHIRE
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Represents faith, goodness and purity. Most revered by ancient sorcerers who believed it would allow them to foretell the future. |
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October OPAL
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Symbol of hope, innocence and purity. Medieval writers believed it would render its wearer invisible and banish evil spirits. |
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November CITRINE
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Thought to ward off the effects of snake venom and dispel evil thoughts. Promoted calmness, cheerfulness and hope |
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December BLUE TOPAZ
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Thought to increase strength and make wearer invisible. Used to ward off illness and sudden death. Linked to patience, fidelity and love. |
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