Celtic Birthstones

November - Citrine

Citrine is considered November's birthstone because of its warm, sunny yellow color, which is often associated with the autumn season and the glow of the late fall sun, making it a fitting choice for the month; the name "citrine" itself comes from the French word for "lemon," further reflecting its bright yellow hue.   This beauty is known as the stone of happiness,...

On by Jade Elk 0 Comments

October - Opal

Long, long ago, when the earth was young and elements were divine, the Storm God lolled about, playing amidst the wind and clouds in his luminous sphere. The rain came...

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

August - Peridot

If you are haunted by vague terrors in the night—those meandering demons, night hags and phantoms that wander bedside between the arsenic hours of two and four, when sleep is...

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

June - Pearl

The Pearl is a miraculous symbol of the healing process. The oyster, living in pure waters, transforms what is not part of itself, that small alien grain of sand, into...

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

May: Emerald

Emeralds have a powerful effect on human beings. According the myth and lore, emeralds bring vitality, fertility and clarity of vision into matters of love, and also business. 

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

February: Amethyst

Amethyst, the birthstone for February, is one of the master healing crystals. It embodies the energy of the violet flame—a unique spiritual energy that raises your vibration, propelling you into...

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

January: Garnet

Garnet, January’s birthstone, has been worn for centuries as a protective and powerful talisman. It grounds spirit forces within the body and helps in the ability to work lovingly here...

On by Marc Choyt 0 Comments