To everyone born in February, happy birthday 𓍯𓇠 Do you know what February's birthstone is? Ranging from pale violet to deep purple, its value is determined by the depth of color and transparency, with deep purple stones especially prized — this gem is [Amethyst]. This time, we introduce February's birthstone, "Amethyst."
◆Meaning of the Stone◆
Amethyst is known as the "guardian stone of love," symbolizing true love and peace of mind. Its gemstone meanings include "nobility," "sincerity," and "peace of mind," and it is said to bring emotional stability and calmness. It is believed that wearing amethyst is especially lucky for those born in February.
◆The Gem Known as Purple Crystal◆
February's birthstone, amethyst, is known in Japanese as "murasaki suishou," or purple quartz. It is said to have protective power to ward off evil simply by wearing it, making it popular both as fashion jewelry and as a power stone. It's a beautiful gem that people want to own even if it's not their own birthstone.
The name "amethyst" comes from the Greek word "amethystos," meaning "not intoxicated." This name relates to the ancient Roman belief that drinking wine from an amethyst cup would prevent drunkenness. In Greek mythology, Amethyst was also the name of a maiden protected by the moon goddess Artemis, who, according to legend, was turned into crystal when saved from a wild beast. Since ancient times, it has been valued as a noble color and favored by royalty and nobility.
Amethyst is used in a variety of jewelry, including necklaces, rings, and bracelets. It is especially popular as a gift to celebrate a February birthday, as wearing it is said to let one enjoy both its beauty and its power.
There are select shops nationwide that offer the option of embedding such an amethyst on the inside of a wedding ring. If you're interested, please stop by a store near you.
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