Diamonds, the April birthstone, are known for their brilliance and unmatched strength, a natural representation of love, faithfulness, and constancy. While diamonds have his...

March Birthstone! Aquamarine, the birthstone of March, is believed to promote friendship, tranquility, faithfulness, and courage. Not only does it come in an array of blue-green hues, but the sto...

Amethyst, the birthstone of February, can range from pale lavender to deep violet and has long been connected with spirituality, healing, and mental clarity. Royalty across cultures has sought to...

Garnet, the birthstone of January, dates back to ancient Egypt. Believed to be a symbol of good health, these precious gemstones were widely used in ancient Egyptian art and jewelry. A symbol of ...

DECEMBER TURQUOISE Captivating and opaque, turquoise has long been associated with restorative energy and tranquility and is thought to bring good fortune and protection to those who wear i...

Historically referred to as the "sun stone," citrine's cheerful, yellow-orange hue is associated with optimism, opportunity, and positivity. It is thought to optimize feng shui and cultivate...

October Birthstone: Opals Thought to bring hope and love, opals are a gemstone of high beauty and regard. Once believed to also bring good luck to those who wear th...

Sapphires occur in a variety of colors, their most notable blue shade has long been associated with the Heavens in both Eastern and Western culture. This connection to the universe positions s...

Peridot, "Gem of the Sun," is a truly rare and ancient stone, found in fallen meteorites and volcanic lava. Peridot symbolizes prosperity, dignity, and fame. Shop our beauti...

Known as the ‘King of Gems’, Rubies are famed for their striking red hue. These spectacular gemstones encourage a fullness of life and are the birthstone of July. They are known to have an int...

Is there anything more timeless than Pearls? Quintessentially feminine, Pearls represent innocence, perfection, and romance. They are praised as the “Queen of Gems” and w...

The October birthstone, opal, can have a fiery play-play-of color, but can also be colorless, opaque, translucent, or transparent. These precious gems are the national stone of Australia.

Her Royal Majesty. . . the September birthstone. The rich, blue hued sapphire is a gemstone loved by all for its symbolism of sincerity, truth, faithfulness and nobility. Perhaps the best-known sap...

As one of the oldest known gemstones, Peridot is a gem that is especially connected with ancient Egypt. The Egyptians called it the "gem of the sun." Sought after for its sparkling, yellowish green...

In ancient India, the ruby was called the "king of precious stones" for its' rarity, hardness (second only to diamond), beauty and seemingly mystical powers. Long associated with the life force blo...

Pearls have long been associated with purity, humility and innocence. So it may be said that the June birthstone meaning is "sweet simplicity." As such, pearls were traditionally given as a wedding...

And just like that it’s the first Monday in May! All of the emerald girls get to celebrate another birthday and it seems that our city is bursting in green to celebrate as well! What a beautiful ge...

April! You bedazzle us with your bright, beautiful blooms and your sparkling birthstone! So happy to be attending some of the wonderful events that we have missed for the last 2 years! Put on a pre...