Introducing a collection of recently collected natural stone bracelets, rings, pendant tops, and a guide to the birthstones.

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 4 minutesHere's a collection of recently collected natural stone bracelets and pendant tops, rings and necklaces. I will also explain the birthstone. This includes natural stones (emeralds, rubies, sapphires, aquamarines, etc.) as well as synthetic stones such as synthetic rubies.

Birthstone in March

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesMarch's birthstone is aquamarine. Aquamarine's composition is primarily beryllium, which belongs to the same mineral beryl as emerald. The following is from my collection.

Birthstone in February

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesFebruary's birthstone is amethyst. The main source of amethyst is Brazil. Amethyst from Uruguay is characterized by its deep purple color. Below is my amethyst collection.

January birthstone

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesWishes to all the people around the world a Happy New Year! January's birthstone is garnet. There are many different types of garnet, including wine-colored rhodolite, orange-colored spessartite, hessonite, yellow mally garnet, green tsavorite, and demantoid. Below is a collection of garnets that I have collected. Garnet Bracelet, Spessartite, Grossular, Tsavorite, Demantoid Rhodolite Garnet, Umbalite (Malaya Garnet), Hessonite, Spessartite, Mari Garnet

December birthstone

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesDecember's birthstones are turquoise, lapis lazuli, and tanzanite. Among these, turquoise is almost universal, but lapis lazuli and tanzanite are selected by jewelry manufacturers. The gallery below features these stones from my collection.

November birthstone

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesThe birthstones of November are topaz and citrine. Topaz is a common color with champagne color. Blue topaz also has natural color, but the distribution volume is negligible. Most of the blue topaz is treated to colored stones such as "Swiss blue" and "London blue" by gamma-ray irradiation and heat treatment. Natural stones also exist in citrine (yellow crystal), but there are also stones in which amethyst (purple crystal) is heat-treated and discolored yellow. The pendant in the photograph seems to be the treated stone.

October Birthstone and Halloween

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 2 minutesOctober's birthstones are opal and tourmaline. Among them, I especially like black opal and water opal. Also, when it comes to tourmalines, I like pink tourmaline and Paraiba tourmaline. Black opal and Paraiba tourmaline are high-quality gemstones, so it was difficult to collect them. Some of that collection is pasted below. 💎 Other jewelry is introduced on my jewelry collection website ⇒ Secret jewelry collection Actually, October 31st is my birthday. This day is Halloween, isn't it? (^_^; In the past, everyone in Japan was indifferent to Halloween, but recently it seems like they've started to make a fuss about it. However, for me, every day is Halloween... For now, I'll take advantage of it and look forward to seeing you in some kind of costume, so please come visit us. (^_-)

September birthstone

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesSeptember's birthstone is sapphire. Sapphire belongs to the same ore called corundum that rubies do, and its composition consists of aluminum oxide (chemical formula: Al2O3). The most common color of sapphire is blue, but there are actually many other colors such as green, pink, orange, white, etc. Among them, I especially like sapphires with a cornflower blue (royal blue) color, which is considered the highest quality. In addition, from among the sapphires that I have collected, I have pasted the loose ones other than blue below. Among these, natural Padparadscha sapphires produced in Sri Lanka are the rarest. Pink sapphires are beautiful and cute, but when they turn red, they are called rubies rather than sapphires. (^_^;)

Birthstone in August

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesThe birthstone of August is peridot. Below are the pictures, excerpts from my collection. Peridot is a silicate mineral consisting of magnesium and iron.