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Emeralds have been loved for centuries, prized by royalty throughout the world, and are still admired today. Here is what you need to know about this sultry green gemstone.

March's birthstone is a beryl variety called Aquamarine. Named after the latin term for seawater, aquamarine has been prized for centuries.

Amethyst A purple variety of quartz, amethyst is February's birthstone. Durable and readily available, amethyst ranges from large, beautiful crys...

All you ever wanted to know about January's Birthstone - Garnet!

All about Turquoise: One of December's Two Birthstones.

Made famous by Tiffany's in the late 1960s and 1970s with a large publicity campaign, Tanzanite is one of December's two birthstones.

Citrine, one of November's two birthstones, known for it's saturated yellow to reddish orange color and durability, is a member of the quartz family.

Topaz is a beautiful gemstone ranging in color from red to orange to yellow to blue, and many shades in between. With it's lore ranging from the ability to dispel magic and anger to giving it's wearer strength, it's no wonder it's a popular gemstone today, not just for people born in November!

Opals have been mystifying the world for centuries. Their colors have been compared to everything from volcanos to rainbows to fireworks. Read all about October's notorious birthstone.

Most notably blue, sapphires are the birthstone of September.

Evocative of warm grass on a summer day or perky kelly green sundresses, Peridot is the perfect birthstone for August.

Rubies, a symbol of romance, wealth, and success, are July's birthstone.