Birthstones are given to reflect the characteristic personality of the wearer. It is believed that, like the zodiac gemstones of which they became popular, the wearer will benefit from the mystical properties that they channel. It is also believed that the original derivation of the zodiac or birthstones refer to Aaron, brother of Moses, and his breastplate in Exodus.

Tanzanite – A relatively new discovery of gemstone. It is believed that Tanzanite (or Zoisite) benefits the hair and skin while giving a better sense of spiritual connection. It is reportedly a gemstone that benefits communication and vocabulary skills.

Zircon – Believed to promote graciousness, perception and honesty. It is believed to ease depression, insomnia. It is available in a range of colours, one highly sought after is the pale blue or cornflower blue.

Turquoise – Reportedly promotes good communication, thought process, speech and is said to alleviate writers block. A very popular gemstone with creative people, especially who write or act. It is also believed some very prominent people throughout history have worn Turquoise during important speeches or to help publicly sell difficult decisions or choices.