Yes, for example december has 3 because all of them are commonly mistaken.

Yes.

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, and even immunize the wearer from drunkenness.........

Sapphires, like any other mineral, may have faults or fractures, and along these imperfections disintegration may take place.

No

It is sapphire because sapphire brings tranquility of mind and protects against illness and injury while travelling.

No. Garnets are a different class of mineral and generally less valuable. Both ruby and sapphire are variants of corundum.

Jupiter is not auspicious planet in general for Capricorn natives. But one can wear yellow sapphire depending on individual chart.

June Birthstone - Pearl

July Birthstone - Ruby

From the Online Etymolgy Dictionary: 1272, from Old French saphir (12c.), from Latin sapphirus(cf. Spanish zafir, Italian zaffiro), from Greek sappheiros "blue stone" (the gem meant apparently was not the one that now has the name, but perhaps rather "lapis lazuli," the modern sapphire perhaps signified by Greek hyakinthos), from a Semitic source (cf. Hebrew sappir "sapphire"), but probably not ultimatetly from Semitic; some linguists propose an origin in Sanskrit sanipriya, a dark precious stone (perhaps sapphire or emerald), literally "sacred to Saturn," from Sani "Saturn" + priyah "precious." (I spelled out the Language names that were abbreviated and highlighted them with bold lettering).

SP means a ring is silver plated

There may be hundreds of online jewelry, color stone e-retailers.

While buying sapphires, ruby or color stones the "color tone" is of principal importance. It is the primary criterion to valuate a color stone. For example deep blue natural sapphire may cost 300% more than light blue sapphire. A stone image can be easily manipulated for color, hue and depth.

Recently I read a discussion on how a New York based Natural Sapphire company manipulated imagines to enhance the cost of the stones. To read that discussion yourself, see the page link, further down this page, in Sources and Related Links.

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It means that you are born in the month of September. The sapphire symbolises truth, sincerity, commitment and loyalty.

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Many companies sell blue sapphires. Most jewelers sell blue sapphires, so try the stores in the local area. Alternatively, try jewelers such as Tiffany's or H Samuel.

PAJ on a piece of jewelry indicates that the jewelry was manufactured by Prime Art and Jewel, Inc. The .925 indicates that it is made of silver.

Source: I work for this manufacturer.

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No. Sapphire is corundum, which is aluminum oxide.

There is no such thing. Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum. Red gem-quality corundum is called ruby.

Birthstone for the month of April is Diamond

== == Pearls moonstone and Alexandrite are all June birthstones Pearl, Rhodalite, or Moonstone

September birthstone

0.2G = 1 Carat which is hardly anything.

0.4G = 2 Carats.