What are the birth jewelry?
Birth jewelry contains stones representing the month of their birth. For example, if someone was born in July, one would wear a ruby, a stone corresponding to this month. The birth of stones can be worn for every occasion. If you are unsure of your stone, the list below is listed.
The first stone mentioned for each month is a traditional stone. This list dates back to the 15th century. Every traditional stone follows a more modern entry. Modern births were officially accepted in 1912 by the National Association of Jewelers.
- January - a grenade or pink quartz
- February - amethyst or onyx
- March - Aquamarine or Bloodstone
- April - Diamond or Rock Crystal
- May - emerald or chrysopraza
- June - Alexandrite or Pearl
- July - Ruby or Carnelion
- August - a period or sardonyx
- September - Sapphire or Lapis
- October - Opal or Tourmaline
- November - Topaz or Citrin
- December - Tanzanite or Turquoise
Cremory jewelry has evolved from astrologers who combine certain stones and their colors with the signs of the zodiac. It was assumed that various gems had healing properties and were worn for protection, good luck or to avert the disease. It was assumed that it was the color of the gem that gave her strength. Born jewelry is also rooted in the Bible. It is assumed that Aaron's breasts, covered with twelve different gems, held the original set of birth of the stones.
As the years have passed, birth began to be associated with their relevant months rather than zodiac signs. Nowadays, the use of birth is more decorative than medicinal. People wear a stone to represent their birthday and their personality.
There are styles of jewelry of birth that fits all lifestyles and price range. One does not have to be rich in its appropriate stone. In addition to buying expensive jewelry of birthYou can also buy cheap costume variety.
The latest form of birth jewelry is the "mother" or "grandmother" of the birth of jewelry. This style of jewelry uses stones representing the month of birth of each child or grandchild, usually in the order of birth. These jewelry of birth most often takes the form of rings or necklaces, although it is increasingly common to wear a bracelet with magic with magic representing the birth of each child's stone.
Whether you decide to wear a stone for its healing properties, or just because you like what it looks like is always pleasant to wear jewelry representing the birth of a person.