[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"birthstone-list:en":3,"content-seo:birthstoneDictionary":76},[4,10,16,22,28,34,40,46,52,58,64,70],{"slug":5,"month":6,"name":7,"nameEn":7,"color":8,"keyword":9},"1",1,"Garnet","#7B1E2B","Unchanging friendship",{"slug":11,"month":12,"name":13,"nameEn":13,"color":14,"keyword":15},"2",2,"Amethyst","#8E5EBF","A clear mind",{"slug":17,"month":18,"name":19,"nameEn":19,"color":20,"keyword":21},"3",3,"Aquamarine","#7FC5D9","A calm voyage",{"slug":23,"month":24,"name":25,"nameEn":25,"color":26,"keyword":27},"4",4,"Diamond","#E8F0F2","Eternal light",{"slug":29,"month":30,"name":31,"nameEn":31,"color":32,"keyword":33},"5",5,"Emerald","#1E8A5B","The life of a new sprout",{"slug":35,"month":36,"name":37,"nameEn":37,"color":38,"keyword":39},"6",6,"Pearl","#F3EDE4","Understated elegance",{"slug":41,"month":42,"name":43,"nameEn":43,"color":44,"keyword":45},"7",7,"Ruby","#C21E3A","Burning passion",{"slug":47,"month":48,"name":49,"nameEn":49,"color":50,"keyword":51},"8",8,"Peridot","#9DBF3B","Positive energy",{"slug":53,"month":54,"name":55,"nameEn":55,"color":56,"keyword":57},"9",9,"Sapphire","#0F52BA","Unchanging sincerity",{"slug":59,"month":60,"name":61,"nameEn":61,"color":62,"keyword":63},"10",10,"Opal","#A8D5D0","Rainbow individuality",{"slug":65,"month":66,"name":67,"nameEn":67,"color":68,"keyword":69},"11",11,"Topaz","#E8A020","A warm harvest",{"slug":71,"month":72,"name":73,"nameEn":73,"color":74,"keyword":75},"12",12,"Turquoise","#40B5C4","A lucky charm",{"description":77,"seo":78,"faq":81},"Every month has a birthstone: garnet for January, amethyst for February, aquamarine for March, diamond for April, emerald for May, pearl for June, ruby for July, peridot for August, sapphire for September, opal for October, topaz for November and turquoise for December. Where tradition offers a second stone, it's listed too — moonstone in June, tourmaline in October, citrine in November and tanzanite in December.\n\nEach month's page shows the stone's color, the story behind its name, the legends and symbolism attached to it, and practical care tips — which gems fade in sunlight, which dislike ultrasonic cleaners, and how to store them. Light personality and love readings are included for fun, along with the zodiac signs that fall in that month and a link to the birth flower calendar.\n\nThe list follows the modern chart of the US jewelry trade, first set in 1912 and revised since. The UK and Japan use slightly different lists, so a stone you know may appear under another month elsewhere. Birthstone lore is tradition, not medicine: nothing here claims a healing or health effect.",{"ogTitle":79,"ogDescription":80},"Birthstones by Month: Meanings & Colors - Giggleus","💎 January garnet to December turquoise: what each birthstone symbolizes, where its name comes from and how to care for it. Alternates and country differences explained.",[82,85,88,91],{"question":83,"answer":84},"What is the birthstone for each month?","January garnet, February amethyst, March aquamarine, April diamond, May emerald, June pearl (or moonstone), July ruby, August peridot, September sapphire, October opal (or tourmaline), November topaz (or citrine) and December turquoise (or tanzanite).",{"question":86,"answer":87},"Why do birthstone lists differ between countries?","There is no single global standard. This page follows the modern US jewelry-trade chart; the UK's NAG list adds stones such as bloodstone and lapis lazuli, and Japan's list includes coral and jade for some months.",{"question":89,"answer":90},"Why do some months have two birthstones?","Alternates were added over time to offer more options in color and price — for example, tanzanite joined December on the US chart in 2002.",{"question":92,"answer":93},"Do birthstones have healing powers?","No. Birthstone meanings are tradition and symbolism; there is no scientific evidence that wearing a gem affects health or luck."]