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Greg Polley, Smithsonian Institution March’s birthstone is aquamarine, beautiful blue-green stone with calming, soothing energy. In ancient times, this aquatic blue stone was believed to protect sailors on oceanic voyages. MARCH BIRTHSTONE COLOR Aquamarine may be found in the colors of their namesake: the sea (from the Latin, aqua for water, and marina for sea). The soothing blue-green hues of the watery depths

Aquamarine and Bloodstone, March’s two birthstones, are very different when it comes to appearance, but they share a similar reputation for protecting one’s well-being. The aquamarine birthstone evokes the colors of the sea. From deep green-blue to light, slightly greenish blue hues, faceted aquamarines are often free from inclusions and as clear as water, symbolizing

Most of us are familiar with the amethyst gemstone but where is amethyst found in the world?  Amethyst is quite common and is found on all continents, with the larger deposits currently being mined in South America, Africa, and North America.  The largest global producer is Brazil with an annual production of around two to three thousand tons followed by Zambia producing

The violet variety of the quartz family, Amethyst is a semi-precious gemstone whose allure transcends its commonality. Scroll through the list to quickly transform your knowledge about this stunning stone!  1. Amethyst can be soaked in water in order to create an elixir for a good skin complexion. 2. Amethyst is the best-known stone for the

Every Valentine’s Day we tend to leave our gift purchases to the last minute and scramble for a meaningful and precious gift to show our love. We have some great Valentine’s Day gift ideas for you, but do you know where Valentine’s Day comes from? Once upon a time, a bishop called Valentine stood up