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1). Birthstone Meaning By : Alice Sy
January - Garnet The Romans named this deep-red stone granatum, or pomegranate, because of its resemblance to the fruit's rare, jewel-like seeds. Symbolizing faith and courage, garnets are believed to intensify affection and nurture the imagination. February - Amethyst A symbol of peace since ancient times, amethyst was once used to decorate the British crown jewels.
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2). The History Of Rubies By : Sher Matsen
Rubies have long been thought to have healing properties in treating both the blood and matters of the heart. When you say the word ruby you immediately visualize the colorful images of this stone, as well as an emotional response of passion, romance, and power. Yes that’s the power and the beauty of a ruby! The deep rich color of the ruby ranges from fiery orange red to deep purple red.
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3). The Ruby, Emerald And Saphire By : Mitch Endick
Rubies and sapphires are composed of almost pure aluminum and oxygen and are members of the corundum family. The mineral is often called a ruby when it is red and a sapphire when it is blue.
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4). Know Your Precious Gemstones By : Amanda King
There are four primary precious gemstones diamond, emerald, ruby and sapphire. They have their distinctives and similarities. It is good to know what your precious gemstones are.
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5). Ruby As A Jewelry Gemstone By : Mitch Endick
Rubies are the stones of folklore and mystery. Often fiery red and reflecting an extraordinary depth of color, ruby is said to resemble the heart and is able inspire the passions of love.
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