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What Your Birthstone Means
When it comes to gifting jewellery, we at Executive Diamonds truly believe that a personal touch makes all the difference. Birthstones are more than gems, they reflect personality, history, and meaning. We specialize in customizing jewellery with birthstones to create personal heirlooms. Visit us in Calgary to discover how meaningful gems can transform your next gift into a lasting memory, until then here's a quick guide to help you choose the perfect birthstone gift.
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January – Garnet: A deep red garnet symbolizes protection, strength, and love. Add a garnet inside a ring band as a hidden treasure to show devotion.
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February – Amethyst: Known for peace and clarity, this purple stone can be set in a custom pendant to promote serenity.
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March – Aquamarine: Representing calm and courage, aquamarine makes an elegant addition to earrings or a bracelet.
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April – Diamond: A timeless symbol of purity and strength, diamonds are the ultimate choice for both birthstone rings and wedding bands.
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May – Emerald: Green emeralds embody renewal and growth. Consider incorporating one inside the band of a gold ring for a discreet, symbolic touch.
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June – Pearl or Alexandrite: Pearls signify wisdom, while rare alexandrite shifts color in different light, perfect for a unique necklace.
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July – Ruby: Rubies exude passion and vitality. A ruby-accented charm or ring is a striking, heartfelt gift.
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August – Peridot: A stone of abundance and happiness, peridot can be styled into custom cufflinks or set in a locket.
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September – Sapphire: Sapphires stand for loyalty and truth, ideal for engraving inside engagement rings.
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October – Opal or Tourmaline: Both stones symbolize hope and creativity, adding magic to any jewellery design.
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November – Topaz or Citrine: Representing warmth and prosperity, these stones shine in rings and bracelets.
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December – Turquoise or Tanzanite: A turquoise accent in a watch bezel or a tanzanite pendant embodies tranquility and transformation.
