April 22, 2006 (Press Release) --
January: Garnet
Garnets are found in nature in every color except blue. The most popular color is a beautiful, deep red. It was believed that the wearer of garnets was kept in good health and protected while traveling. Garnets are worn to signify truth and faith.
January: Garnet - 2nd Year Anniversary Stone
History
It's believed that the name of this rich, red gem was inspired by the luscious, red fruit of the pomegranate. Garnets are symbolic of love and devotion. They are also rumored to keep the wearer safe from harm.
Care
It is best to clean your garnet jewelry with a soft bristle brush and store in a cloth bag.
February: Amethyst
This member of the quartz family was prized by royalty in ancient times for its regal, purple color. The amethyst is said to bring good luck and to radiate love.
February: Amethyst - 6th Year Anniversary Stone
History
Purple, a color often identified with royalty, was a favorite among kings and pharaohs, thus, amethysts were prominently featured in crown jewels. Amethysts were also associated with Dionysus, the Greek God of wine. In ancient Rome, they were worn to prevent intoxication and bring the wearer tranquility.
Care
It is best to clean your amethyst jewelry with a soft cloth and store in a cloth bag. Also, avoid strong heat, chlorine or salt water.
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Garnets are found in nature in every color except blue. The most popular color is a beautiful, deep red. It was believed that the wearer of garnets was kept in good health and protected while traveling. Garnets are worn to signify truth and faith.
January: Garnet - 2nd Year Anniversary Stone
History
It's believed that the name of this rich, red gem was inspired by the luscious, red fruit of the pomegranate. Garnets are symbolic of love and devotion. They are also rumored to keep the wearer safe from harm.
Care
It is best to clean your garnet jewelry with a soft bristle brush and store in a cloth bag.
February: Amethyst
This member of the quartz family was prized by royalty in ancient times for its regal, purple color. The amethyst is said to bring good luck and to radiate love.
February: Amethyst - 6th Year Anniversary Stone
History
Purple, a color often identified with royalty, was a favorite among kings and pharaohs, thus, amethysts were prominently featured in crown jewels. Amethysts were also associated with Dionysus, the Greek God of wine. In ancient Rome, they were worn to prevent intoxication and bring the wearer tranquility.
Care
It is best to clean your amethyst jewelry with a soft cloth and store in a cloth bag. Also, avoid strong heat, chlorine or salt water.
Source: http://search.msn.com

Garnet is a 2nd Year Anniversary Stone, while Amethyst is a 6th Year Anniversary Stone. Garnets are worn to signify truth and faith and amethyst is said to bring good luck and to radiate love.
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