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Forgotten history of birthstone jewellery: Tourmaline
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October's birthstone Tourmaline represents balance, wisdom and protection and has links to magic. It’s believed to help guard against environmental pollutants and help balance negative
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Dive into the Blue: A Guide to Blue Gemstones and Crystals
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For me blue represents water – I’m a lover of swimming and fascinated by creatures of the deep. Blue’s a heavenly colour that also reminds me that we are living on earth and only a tiny part of this huge planet. Find out why I'm celebrating the beauty of blue gemstones and crystals.
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Forgotten history of birthstone jewellery: Sapphire
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September’s Birthstone Sapphire represents wisdom, purity and calm. Known as the stone of wisdom. Sapphires have been long associated with royalty - they are a symbol of power and strength, but also of kindness and wise judgement.
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The forgotten history of birthstone jewellery: Peridot
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It was once believed that the crystals of August’s birthstone Peridot, found in volcano ashes, were the tears of the volcanic goddess Pele. Peridots symbolise strength and are believe to help protect the wearer.
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The forgotten history of birthstone jewellery: Ruby
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July’s Birthstone Ruby represents love, passion and protection. Rubies are prized for their beautiful red colour and are symbols of love. Rubies are created under the Earth's crust and vary in colour from deep red to a lighter rose red. I’ve chosen a classic deep red for the rubies in my new birthstone Satsuma stud earrings.
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