| January – Garnet |  | Garnets come in an array of vibrant shades including deep red, fiery
orange, vivid green and soft lavender. |
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| February – Amethyst | | Amethysts come in a variety of regal purple hues. |
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| March – Aquamarine | | True to its name, aquamarines come in pale to medium blues, often
with a hint of green. |
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| April – Diamond | | Traditionally, diamonds have an icy, white sheen, but they do come in
other colors including pink, white and black. |
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| May – Emerald | | Emeralds are always a lush, rich shade of green. |
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| June – Pearl | | Pearls are known for their radiant luster from white to peach to pink.
Alexandrite is the rarest of all gemstones that gemstone that change
colors. Alexandrite changes from a bluish-green in daylight to a soft
raspberry red in incandescent light. |
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| July – Ruby | | Rubies are an intense, gorgeous red. The most desired ruby color is
Pigeon Blood Red. |
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| August – Peridot | | Peridots are often a bright, spring green. |
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| September – Sapphire | | Sapphires can be anything from light, sky blue to deep violet to dazzling
pink to scorching reds. |
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| October – Opal | | An opal is a white stone that captures every color of the rainbow in its
stunning reflections. No tourmaline stone exactly resembles another. In
fact, tourmalines come in every color of the rainbow, and there are even
some stones that show two or more colors. |
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| November – Topaz | | Traditional topaz is golden amber, though they come in an array of
warm, earthy tones from brown to peach. Some rare and exceptional
topaz are pale pink to sherry red. Citrines can range anywhere from
golden orange-brown to bright, lemony yellow. |
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| December – Blue Topaz | | Blue topaz ranges from pale iridescent blue to intense sky blue. Though
zircon comes in every color imaginable, including clear, the most
popular shade is a magnificent pastel blue. |
