Birthstone Jewellery

Garnets inspire love, creativity and attract good luck. According to folklore they can also regenerate wounds and in the 18th century some soldiers were known to wear garnets to heal battle wounds.

Amethysts are a very mythical stone. Known for cleansing/purifying the mind, spirit and body, amethyst's rich purple colour leaves you calm and at ease. Traditionally a symbol of peace and tranquility.

Ancient Hindu mystics believed Aquamarine promotes mental clarity and was once described as the 'sailors stone' that could protect seafarers.

The oldest and hardest stone on the planet. The intense and unique fire of this gemstone makes it one of the most sought after stones.

Emerald is believed to cure disease and can make the wearer more intelligent and quick witted.

The ancient Chinese believed that pearls could protect the wearer from fire and dragons and can symbolise modesty and purity.

According to folklore rubies are said to bring love, wealth and health to the wearer.

Ancient cultures believed that when set in gold, peridot can protect from the terrors of the night.

Throughout the ages many cultures believed sapphires to bring wisdom and protect the wearer from harm and envy.

Contrary to popular belief opals are not unlucky. They have been known to bring joy and emit love to others.

For thousands of years Topaz has been worn for protection and was believed to act as a guardian angel.

A lovely calming sky blue coloured stone which is usually cabochon cut.