Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a blue variety of the mineral corundum. Historians claim that it came from the French word Saphir, or the Latin word sapphires, or the Greek word sapphires all of which mean blue stone. There are many theories as to how Sapphire got its name. Blue sapphire is also a stone of love and commitment, making it a perfect gemstone for an engagement ring. Sapphires have been treasured and used for thousands of years. Sapphire: Stone of wisdom, prophecy and royalty worn by rulers, shamans and prelates alike The stone of wisdom, prophecy, and royalty, to the believer Sapphire, can bring protection, spiritual insight and good fortune. There are other stones associated with the month – Chrysolite and Lapiz – but to the true connoisseur, there really can be only one go-to gemstone… This means it can be used daily in rings and other jewelry, but since it's more easily damaged, it has to be cleaned and polished frequently.September’s gemstone can only be Sapphire. Today, amethyst can be usually found in South America, Africa, Brazil, and the U.S. It was a rare gem until this discovery, but now it can be more easily obtainable. This gem was generally found in Russia until the 19th century, as large deposits were discovered in Brazil. It was also believed to have mystical powers such as strength and empowerment. This kind of stone can be mined as well as manufactured.Īmethyst is traditionally gifted for a sixth wedding anniversary.Īmethyst is associated with Greek mythology with Bacchus, the god of wine, so many people believed that the birthstone would protect you from getting drunk. Its color ranges from lilac to deep purple, and it can be cut into a wide variety of shapes and sizes.
The amethyst gem is a purple variety of crystalline quartz.
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