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OVERVIEW Alexandrite is a beryllium, Aluminium Oxide. It is actually a Chrysoberyl which belongs to the Oxide Class of minerals. Alexandrite is named for the former czar of Russia, Alexander II, and was first discovered in the Ural Mountains of Russia, supposedly on the day of his birth. Alexandrite has since been discovered in Russia,

  The Spruce / Kara Riley  The opalescent moonstone is a natural crystal mineral with the energy of the moon. The moon embodies yin feminine energy. Similarly, this stone promotes healing, balance and enhances your intuition.   Properties Colors: Opalescent, milky whites with variants of blue, gray, pink or green Chakra: Soma, Third eye, Solar plexus

There are several June birthstones, depending on the actual birthstone interpretation chart. Some authors enumerate as many as 10 stones that correspond to this month. The modern interpretation of birthstones includes Pearls, Moonstone, and Alexandrite as the stones characteristic for the month of June. The second most popular interpretation, the traditional chart, speaks of Cat’s

Written by Ciaran Vipond on May 19, 2017 It was the Irish poet, William Drennan, who is credited with first coining the term ‘Emerald Isle’ in his poem “When Erin first rose.” Ever since Emerald has been synonymous with Ireland. For those interested in learning more about the beautiful birthstone for May or considering investing

What Are Emeralds? An emerald nestled into a knoll of quartz, as discovered in a Zambian mine.  Emeralds are mineral compounds, combining silicate of aluminum and beryllium. Their color is either light or deep green. It is very difficult to find a flawless emerald, leading to very high prices for this gemstone. The best quality

Photo by @aleegleibermanphoto, featuring @racheltkang and @rhuebs May is when it finally feels like spring, and bright green leaves blanket landscapes, even in colder climates. So it’s fitting that vibrant green emerald is the May birthstone! Emerald Gemstone History Emeralds have been prized for their beauty since antiquity—emerald mines existed in Egypt as early as 300 BC,