February Birthstones
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February’s birthstone is amethyst, which is said to symbolize royalty in some cultures because of its beautiful violet hue. This stone is a part of the quartz family and can come in other colors as well. It is also found in many different areas around the world. The meaning of amethyst is wisdom, which goes back to an old Greek legend to be wise not to overindulge in alcohol.
Birthstone jewelry holds specific significance to the person who wears it. From identity to meaning to being a cherished heirloom, birthstone jewelry are pieces that will last over a lifetime.
Each month, that month’s birthstone jewelry is 20% off. Visit us at our 23999 Hwy 80 E. location to view our collection.
Your Birthstone Guide
(Click each birthstone to learn more and see selected pieces)
January
Garnet
February
Amethyst
March
Aquamarine & Bloodstone
April
Diamond
May
Emerald
June
Alexandrite, Moonstone & Pearl
July
Ruby
August
Peridot
September
Sapphire
October
Opal & Tourmaline
November
Citrine & Topaz
December
Turquoise, Tanzanite, Blue Zircon
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