A wedding ring is a visible bond between the two of you. And what if you could also set a birthstone on the inside of your wedding ring? Wouldn't that be wonderful?

[What Is a Birthstone?]

A birthstone is a gemstone assigned to each of the twelve months, from January to December. While there are various theories about their origin, it's said that the custom of wearing birthstones as amulets began in Poland around the 18th century. They are believed to bring good fortune and hold the power to protect those who wear them. Each stone also has its own "stone meaning," so it can be fun to choose based on the meaning rather than sticking strictly to your birth month.

[Examples of Stone Meanings]

January Garnet "truth, loyalty, friendship" / February Amethyst "sincerity, peace of mind, wisdom" / March Aquamarine "happiness, intelligence, courage" / April Diamond "eternal love, purity, innocence" / May Emerald "good fortune, hope, love" / June Moonstone "good fortune, premonition of love, harmony" / July Ruby "passion, good relationships, victory" / August Peridot "marital love, happiness, harmony" / September Blue Sapphire "sincerity, compassion, virtue" / October Pink Tourmaline "hope, innocence, friendship" / November Blue Topaz "purity, hope, sincerity" / December Tanzanite "mystery, nobility, intelligence"

[The Special Charm of a Hidden Spot!]

Setting a birthstone on the inside of a wedding ring is called a "secret stone" or "inside stone." Adding a birthstone can make your wedding rings feel even more special. Precisely because it's a spot that's normally hidden from view, why not quietly tuck a birthstone away there? You could set your own birthstone, set each other's birthstones... or even choose stones based on their individual meanings. The possibilities are all yours to explore.

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