GOLD CHARM BIRTHSTONE MULTI
$45.00
Transform your favourite accessory with a stunning addition to your very own birthstone mini charm.
Experience mesmerizing energy and vibrant beauty of our asscher cut emerald CZ charm, set in luxurious 18ct gold. With an open-back design to capture and reflect light. It's classic charm and refined design will exude elegance and confidence.
Crafted with enduring materials, this gold-plated 18 K steel is embellished with birthstones of a Bezel-Set Cubic Zirconia. A lavish touch for daily wear, it resists tarnishing, is waterproof, and exudes elegance.
Create your own signature look by pairing it with our link lock necklace. (sold separately).January: Garnet - constancy - healing - loyalty - sincerityGarnet, most commonly known in its rich red hue, actually comes in a rainbow of colours, except blue. Known for its healing properties, garnet is believed to stop hemorrhaging, cure inflammatory diseases, and help manage anger. Garnets symbolize fidelity, loyalty, sincerity, grace, and faith, making them a powerful talisman for those who seek to strengthen their bonds and live with integrity. Wearing a garnet charm can be a beautiful reminder of your commitment to loyalty and sincerity in all your relationships.February: Amethyst - peace - protection - tranquility - sincerityAmethyst has long been cherished for its supposed ability to guard against drunkenness and to have a calming effect on those who are overly excited. This stunning purple gemstone symbolises peace, protection, tranquility, and sincerity. An amethyst charm can bring a sense of calm and clarity to your daily life, helping you stay grounded and sincere in your interactions.
March: Aquamarine - honesty - loyalty - beauty - healthAquamarine, with its serene blue hue, is believed to offer protection from evil and to rekindle love and affection in struggling relationships. This gemstone symbolises honesty, loyalty, and beauty. An aquamarine charm can be a beacon of truth and fidelity, reminding you to stay honest and loyal, and to appreciate the beauty in every moment.
April: Diamond - love - inner strength - clarity - balanceDiamonds are thought to enhance relationships, balance, clarity, abundance, and inner strength. As the most coveted gemstone, diamonds symbolize eternal love. A diamond charm is not just a luxurious addition to your jewellery collection but also a symbol of everlasting love and inner strength, perfect for those who seek clarity and balance in their lives.
May: Emerald - happiness - fertility - intuition Emeralds are believed to grant foresight, good fortune, and youthfulness. The name "emerald" is derived from the Greek word 'smaragdus,' meaning 'green.' Thought to improve memory, faith, and intuition, emeralds symbolise constancy and true affection. Wearing an emerald charm can inspire you to remain constant and true in your affections, and to trust your intuition.
June: Alexandrite - luck - prosperity - confidence - creativity - joyAlexandrite, often exhibits a soft purple hue under certain lighting conditions, adding to its mystique and allure. Alexandrite is associated with luck, prosperity, renewal, and regeneration. It is said to boost confidence, creativity, and joy. Wearing an alexandrite charm can remind you of your inner strength and resilience, helping you embrace life's transformations with confidence and optimism. Its soft purple hue symbolises the balance and harmony that come with embracing change, making it a perfect choice for those seeking to add a touch of magic to their lives.
July: Ruby - nobility - beauty - strength Rubies, with their vibrant red hue, symbolise strength, vigour, and nobility. Believed to protect wearers from evil, rubies also signify love and passion while attracting good luck. Wearing a ruby charm can be a powerful reminder of your inner strength and passion, helping you embrace love and positivity in your life. This captivating gemstone is perfect for those seeking to add a touch of boldness and fortune to their journey.
August: Peridot - dignity - fame - prosperity - peacePeridot, with its vibrant green hue, symbolises dignity, fame, and prosperity. Historically, it has been used to achieve peace, success, and attract love and good fortune. Hawaiians believe that peridot found in volcanic ash represents the tears of the volcano goddess, Pele. Wearing a peridot charm can attract positivity and success, serving as a reminder of your own worth and the good fortune that awaits you.
September: Blue Sapphire - protection - wisdom - growthIn ancient Greece, royals believed that blue sapphires protected their owners from envy and harm. During the Middle Ages, people thought sapphires attracted heavenly blessings. Others believed sapphires could guard chastity, make peace between enemies, influence spirits, and reveal the secrets of oracles. A blue sapphire charm can provide protection and wisdom, guiding you towards peace and spiritual growth.
October: Pink Tourmaline - balance - endurance - love - compassionPink tourmaline, with its dazzling range of colors from rich reds to pastel pinks, symbolizes love and compassion. The name "tourmaline" comes from "Toramalli," meaning "mixed gems" in Sinhalese. A pink tourmaline charm can bring a vibrant splash of color and a reminder of the diversity and beauty in love and compassion.
November: Citrine - friendship - strength - joy - protection Dating back to the Hellenistic Age in Greece, citrine was used as a talisman against alcoholism, evil thoughts, overindulgence, scandal, libel, and treachery. Some also used it for protection against plagues, epidemics, and venomous bites. Citrine symbolizes abundance and joy, making a citrine charm a bright and cheerful addition to your collection, promoting positivity and protection.
December: Blue Zircon - wisdom - health - beauty - peaceBlue Zircon, Since the Middle Ages, blue zircon has been believed to aid in spiritual growth and promote wisdom. Wearing blue zircon is said to bring beauty and peace into one's life. A blue zircon charm can be a symbol of your journey towards wisdom and inner peace.
