Discover November’s birthstones, topaz and citrine. Explore their colours, fascinating history, meanings and the surprising differences between these golden gemstones.
November’s Birthstones: Golden Glow & A Touch of Fire Read More »
Discover October’s colourful birthstones, opal and tourmaline. Explore their history, fascinating facts, meanings and what makes these gemstones so special.
October’s Birthstones: A little mystery, a lot of colour Read More »
Think sapphire and blue probably springs to mind. But September’s birthstone comes in a whole rainbow of colours. Discover fancy sapphires, beautiful lapis lazuli and the story behind our new Egyptian Ankh Necklace.
September Birthstone: Sapphires Beyond Blue & Lapis Lazuli Read More »
Bright, fresh and unmistakably green, peridot is one of the few gemstones that comes in just one colour. From soft olive to vibrant lime, its green glow has divided opinions over the years. Some love the olive colouring while some find it insipid and prefer a bright Emerald. Peridot is the gem variety of the
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Few gemstones command attention quite like the ruby. With its rich pinky red colour and remarkable durability, ruby has captivated people for thousands of years. Ancient rulers prized it above almost every other gemstone, believing it carried the power of life itself. They are believed to have been mined for over 2500 years and have
Ruby: July’s Birthstone of Fire, Royalty and Resilience Read More »
Unlike gemstones pulled from deep within the earth, pearls begin their story underwater, formed slowly within living creatures. Their beauty is softer than the fire of diamonds or the vivid green glow of emeralds. Pearls shimmer gently with a quiet lustre that has fascinated people for thousands of years. For centuries they have been worn
Pearls: June’s Birthstone of Moonlit Lustre and Timeless Beauty Read More »
Emerald is one of the most recognisable gemstones in the world, known for its rich green colour and long history. As the birthstone for May, it’s often associated with spring. New growth, fresh energy, and a sense of renewal after the colder months. Unlike gemstones that rely on high sparkle, emerald stands out for
Emerald: May’s Birthstone of Growth, Vibrancy and Renewal Read More »
When you look at a diamond ring the stone sparkles like fire and that is no accident. The diamond has been given a modern round brilliant cut. This cutting technique has been honed over hundreds of years to really bring out the brilliance and ‘fire’ of the diamond. Skilled cutters who specialize in diamond cutting
Diamond Cuts: Where Light Finds Its Shape Read More »
Diamond is the birthstone for April. It also happens to be my birthstone which I very happy about! Diamonds are a gemstone synonymous with endurance, clarity, and brilliant fire. It is the hardest natural mineral on Earth, formed under immense pressure over billions of years. But beyond its brilliance and bridal associations, diamond carries a
Diamond: April’s Birthstone – A Stone of Brilliance, Pressure and Endurance Read More »
Aquamarine has long been associated with clarity, calm, and the changing light of early spring. As March’s birthstone, it sits at the turning point of the year — when winter begins to wane and brighter days start to return. Its cool blue tones feel fitting for the season: clean, fresh, and tranquil. What Is Aquamarine?
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