DISCOVER YOUR STONE | BIRTHSTONES

JANUARY | GARNET

Garnet is also the gemstone for the 2nd wedding anniversary.

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FEBRUARY | AMETHYST

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz.

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MARCH | AQUAMARINE

Aquamarine is also the gemstone for the 19th wedding anniversary.

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APRIL | DIAMOND

Unforunately, I do not work with diamonds. Cubic Zirconia is often used as a more affordable look-alike.

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MAY | EMERALD

Emerald is a variety of the mineral, beryl.

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JUNE | MOONSTONE/PEARL

Pearls are the only gemstone found in a living organism.

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Testimonials

Love these earrings so much. They looked even better in person. The quality is excellent. I will be buying from KT Rocks again.

- Nancy

This necklace is absolutely gorgeous! The product was well represented, along with quality and color. The shipping and package was first class and showed a pride in their product!

- Maryann

Beautiful earrings, just as pictured! The seller was able to make 3 more as bridesmaids gifts and shipped very quickly. Thank you!

- Caitlin

JULY | RUBY

Ruby and sapphire are both the same stone, corundum. When corundum is red, it is called ruby.

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AUGUST | PERIDOT

Peridot has been found in meteorites.

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SEPTEMBER | SAPPHIRE

Sapphire is the second hardest stone to diamond with a Moh's hardness of 9.

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OCTOBER | OPAL/TOURMALINE

Opal is separated into two categories: precious opals and common opals.

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NOVEMBER | CITRINE/TOPAZ

Citrine is the yellow variety of quartz.

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DECEMBER | TURQUOISE

Tanzanite and zircon are also birthstones for December.

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