Birthstones

Least rare means most common. Typical birthstones are:

January Garnet, February Amethyst, March Aquamarine, April Diamond, May Emerald, June Pearl , July Ruby, August Peridot, September Sapphire, October Tourmaline, Opal, November Topaz, Citrine, December Tanzanite, Zircon, Turquoise

Of these Garnet is quite common, aquamarine is simply a colour of many different stones

Well it all depends on the quality of the stone cause you can pretty much get any birthstone at a cheap price if it is very low quality but usually the most inexpensive gemstone is probably: Jan-Garnet, Feb-Amethyst, June- pearl/moonstone, Aug-peridot, Nov-yellow citrine/topaz, Dec-Turquoise.

· The origin of the birthstone goes back thousands of years to the time of Moses. It was at his command that the Breast Plate of the High Priest was made with the twelve colors, representing the twelve tribes of Israel, and a corresponding gemstone was attributed to each color. Over the centuries, the number twelve developed mystical proportions. There were twelve tribes of ancient Israel, twelve apostles, twelve foundation stones of the Holy City, twelve months of the year and twelve signs of the zodiac. As time passed, people wanted to own all twelve stones of the sacred Breast Plate and began wearing one gemstone set into a piece of jewelry each month and changing it as the months changed. Eventually, in a quest for individuality, people began wearing only his or her stone of birth all year, giving birth to the twelve birthstones. Each birthstone supposedly represents a magical power. Some were said to ward off evil, protect the wearer in battle, cure blindness, gout and palsy, protect from sexual deseases, and even immunize the wearer from drunkenness.........

Well, moonstone IS a mineral, even though it is called moon''stone''. Rocks are more transparent,(grayish)and less see through. Rocks also doesn't have a crystal form.

January: Garnet

February: Amethyst

March: Aquamarine

April: Diamond

May: Emerald

June: Pearl

July: Ruby

August: Peridot

September: Sapphire

November: Topaz or Citrine

December: Turquoise or Blue Topaz

In the UK Pearl or Moonstone

In the US, Pearl, Moonstone or Alexandrite

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January = Garnet

February = February

March = Aquamarine

April = Diamond

May = Emerald

June = Pearl

July = Ruby

August = Peridot

September = Sapphire

October = Opal

November = Topaz

December = Turquoise

Pearls can be White, gold, silver or beige.

It is a matter of personal opinion

Ask People! Mentally "retracing" your steps--What did you do before what you're doing now? And before that? It's often futile to start looking for the object arbitrarily. think first: When and where did I see it/ use it last?

Aries born in March - Aquamarine or Bloodstone

Aries born in April - Diamond or rock crystal

All Aries may also use - Amethyst, Emerald, Garnet or Rudy

It does not have a month. Not every stone has a month.

Birthstones are different for each month of the year. The site Birthday Gems has a list of each month and the stone that corresponds with it. You would need to find out the months of birth, and then match the stones.

Yes.

Born 18th March 1971 you are a Pisces in the western zodiac and that sign may use Amethyst, Aquamarine, Beryl, Jade, Pearl, Sugilite, White opal. You are also considered Wolf in the Amerind earth medicine zodiac. The Earth magic zodiac does not assign birthstones. You are also born in the Chinese zodiac Year of the Pig, but again there is no birthstone connected with Pig.

The general connection with birthstones would suggest Aquamarine or Bloodstone for you.

The cost of a small piece of Carnelian can vary depending on its size, quality, and where it is being sold. On average, a small piece of Carnelian can range from $5 to $20.

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Red is the colour for September.

The MEANING of a virgin birth is that it is not a corporal birth, such as a human or animal experiences. It represents the birth of the spiritual self, hence it is often called a "second birth" or a re-birth. All animals have a corporal birth, but it is generally believed that only humans can experience a spiritual birth. Some say this is the "Holy Ghost", but that concept is problematic and debatable; many would say this term represents the soul which gives life to the inanimate matter (the earth or clay) that was used to form the human body. This concept is not only not unique to Christianity, but has been a common motif in much religious mythology, as it does not represent a 'miraculous human conception' at all, but an individual's awakening as a spiritual being, a concept not unique to any one culture, hence it often falls under the general term of "perennial wisdom", or universal truths common to most religions or philosophies. In the Christian version, the acceptance of this awakening leads to the baptism, or 'holy cleansing' of one's soul, when the individual now devotes him or herself to the mission of following a life of selfless spirituality. In ancient Israel, some sects, such as Essenes, both men and women, did the ritual baptism every day at midday as a constant daily affirmation of the spiritual cleansing. Historically, there have been numerous corporal virgin births documented, including a famous one in the Civil War, when a soldier was shot and the ball continued into a house and impregnated a virgin teenager; when the soldier found out, he saw this as 'providence', and married the woman and they had several more children together. However, none of the other virgin births became anyone more famous than this incident. Christian theologian and evangelist Joyce Myers says "you have to fish in deep waters to find the biggest bounty", or if you want real spiritual substance (ie, "bread"), look for the deeper meaning, not the superficial one. If you think this represents a material, historical accuracy, then it's nothing unique when compared to other religions, and you'll have to find a meaning to the story that includes why it would be retold or common to various religions and cultures.

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Garnet

Turquoise is the birthstone most often associated with the Zodiac sign Sagittarius. Other blue stones can also have a positive effect on this sign.