THE WORLD OF BIRTHSTONES

Discover Your Birthstone

Every birth month has a gemstone associated with it. Discover its beauty, history, characteristics and traditional significance with LuckyStar Gemstone.
Colourful gemstones arranged together

A guide to birthstones

Which Month Were You Born?

Select your birth month to discover the gemstone traditionally associated with it.

January birthstone

Garnet

Garnet is traditionally associated with January. Its deep red hues have long made it a distinctive choice in birthstone jewellery.

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Meet Your Birthstone

Every gemstone has its own identity, colour and natural characteristics. Discover what makes your birthstone unique.

Your selected gemstone

Topaz

Mineral species or family
Silicate mineral family (specifically the Nesosilicate group)
Typical colour
White
Natural formation
Topaz forms naturally in the Earth through magmatic and hydrothermal processes involving high concentrations of fluorine and aluminum-rich silicate melts.
Birth month
April and November

Understanding Your Birthstone

A closer look at the characteristics that make each gemstone different.

Gemstone

Emerald

Colour

Green

Mineral Family

Beryl Family

Hardness (Mohs scale)

7.5 – 8

Transparency

Transparent to Translucent

Common Jewellery Uses

Rings, Pendants, Earrings & Necklaces

Natural Formation

Formed Deep Within the Earth's Crust

Care Requirements

Handle with Care

The Traditions and Symbolism of Birthstones

Across different cultures, gemstones have been associated with symbolism, heritage and personal meaning.

Historical Associations

Across different periods, gemstones were traditionally associated with ideas of status, remembrance and personal symbolism. Meanings have varied between sources and eras.

Cultural Traditions

In some cultural traditions, birthstones are connected with the month of birth and ideas of heritage or good wishes. Customs and interpretations differ around the world.

Personal Meaning

A birthstone can be a personal emblem, chosen for its colour, story or connection to a meaningful moment. Its significance is individual, not a promise of a particular outcome.

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Natural Does Not Always Mean Untreated

Understanding gemstone treatments is an important part of making an informed gemstone purchase.

Natural Gemstones

Natural gemstones are formed through geological processes in nature.

Treated Gemstones

Some natural gemstones undergo treatments to improve or alter their appearance.

Synthetic Gemstones

Synthetic gemstones are laboratory-grown materials with essentially the same chemical composition and crystal structure as their natural counterparts.

Imitation Gemstones

Imitation materials are designed to resemble another gemstone but have different material compositions.

At a glance

CategoryFormationWhat buyers should know
Natural GemstonesFormed through geological processes in nature.Ask whether any treatments have been disclosed.
Treated GemstonesNatural gemstone material that has undergone treatment.Treatments can affect appearance and should be disclosed.
Synthetic GemstonesGrown in a laboratory rather than formed in nature.Laboratory-grown origin is distinct from natural origin.
Imitation GemstonesMade from a different material to resemble a gemstone.Appearance alone does not establish gemstone identity.

Understanding the difference between natural, treated, synthetic and imitation gemstones helps you make a more informed choice.

Sample LuckyStar gemstone certificate

Sample certificate — for display purposes

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Know Your Gemstone. Understand Its Details.

LuckyStar Gemstone provides product-specific gemstone information and its own certificate documentation to help customers understand the gemstones they purchase.
SAMPLE CERTIFICATE NUMBER LSG-SAMPLE-0001
Gemstone nameSample gemstone
WeightAs stated on certificate
MeasurementsAs stated on certificate
Shape and cutAs stated on certificate
ColourAs stated on certificate
TreatmentRefer to individual certificate where available
LuckyStar certificates are brand-issued documentation. Use the certificate number to request a review of the available record.

Each LuckyStar certificate is issued by LuckyStar Gemstone and relates to the gemstone identified by its certificate number. The information included depends on the examination and documentation available at the time of issuance.

How to choose a birthstone

How to Choose the Right Gemstone

A few important details can help you choose a gemstone that suits your preferences.

  1. Understand the Gemstone

    Consider the stone’s colour and appearance, then compare its cut and shape to the look you have in mind.

  2. Check Its Specifications

    Review the listed weight and dimensions to understand the gemstone’s size and proportions.

  3. Review Treatment Information

    Check the product details for any treatment disclosure and available certificate information.

  4. Choose Your Jewellery Style

    Think about your preferred jewellery design and, for rings, confirm the size that suits you.

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Your Birthstone Has a Story. Discover It.

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