Cool, calm and collected … Sapphire is the birthstone of September. Deep blue in colour. Astrologists believe the sapphire to be a gem with healing properties. It's said to encourage...

Opal is the birthstone of October. The name ‘Opal’ is derived from the Greek word opallios, which means ‘to see a change in colour’. The opal symbolises faithfulness and confidence. It...

Emerald is the birthstone of May. Brilliant bright green in colour. Cleopatra’s favourite gem... The word emerald is derived from the Greek word ‘smaragdus’ which means green. Ancient Romans went as far as...

Aquamarine is the birthstone of March. It is a striking light blue colour. The March birthstones are deemed sacred to the Roman God of freshwater and the sea, Neptune. The...

Pearl is the birthstone of June. White and cream in colour, silver in the light. Pearls have been used as adornments for many centuries as far back as ancient Greece where people...

Ruby is the birthstone of July. Deep red in colour. Since ancient times the ruby has been considered the king of gems and represents love, health, and wisdom. It is...

The Apache thought turquoise could be found by following a rainbow to its end.  Turquoise is regarded as a love charm and is associated with prosperity, success, happiness and good...

Diamond is the birthstone of April. Crystal clear in colour. It promotes strength, love, and commitment, and is believed to have emotional, and psychical healing powers. The April necklace features a...