June is one of only two months that has three birthstones associated with it, giving the lucky people born in June a choice of gemstones between pearl, alexandrite and moonstone.
Alexandrite
Often described as emerald by day and ruby by night, alexandrite is a rare variety of the mineral chrysoberyl which changes in colour in daylight or incandescent light. The qualities of this gemstone makes alexandrite one of the rarest and costliest of gems. Haywards of Hong Kong’s objective expertise could prove invaluable, in such a high value purchase. The possibilities of creating a beautiful bespoke piece with this stunning gem are endless.
Pearl
Gone are the days when pearl, in a necklace, is the sole domain of grandma’s jewellery. Now with Hayward’s modern styles and diamond options, stunning and attractive birthday earrings offer the younger audience a real fashion statement. The gem experts at Haywards are here to talk you through all the many and varied colour, nacre and quality options of the cultured pearl, while using their expertise for a lovely matching pair of pearl studs. Pearls can also make lovely cocktail rings and are more often also spotted in engagement rings.
Moonstone
This gemstone derives its name from the quality of the stone’s milky glow, like moonlight floating in water. Classical moonstones are cut as cabochons with a high dome to accentuate the adularescence. Haywards can guide you through the many different colours and prices for the different hues of silver and light blue through to orange and green moonstone. A Haywards designed pendant could prove a perfect birthday gift.
With June’s birthstones ranging from creamy opalescent pearl and moonstone to the rare colour-changing alexandrite, one of the earths most valuable gems, there is such a spectrum of price points and colour options, that Haywards can really provide a beautiful birthstone gift to fit any budget or mood.
For more information about how to create your bespoke piece with either of these gems email us at bespoke@haywards.com.hk. Visit us at www.haywards.com.hk/design-process/ to learn more about how we work and how we could turn your dream into reality.
Birthstones have captivated people for centuries due to their colours, characteristics and the legends surrounding them. The month of October has two birthstones: opal and tourmaline. Both of these stones appeal to the tastes of many because of their striking and wide-ranging colour combinations. Why not choose a birthstone significant to you and create a …
The Meaning and History of Sapphire. The sapphire is the birthstone for the month of September. The name sapphire is derived from the Latin word ““saphirus” and the Greek word “sapheiros,” both meaning blue. Some also believe that the name sapphire is derived from its association with the planet Saturn. Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum. It …
Have you heard of chrysoberyl, enstatite or kornerupine? They’re only a few of over a hundred different types of gemstones. Gemstones range wide in their place of origin, their colour and when they were first used in jewellery. Some gemstones such as lapis lazuli have been used for thousands of years, others have only been …
Belief in birthstones and the qualities and characteristics which they bring the wearer, such as wisdom, courage and good health, has been renowned across the world since ancient times and it is a concept which is still popular today. At Haywards we believe birthstones can add colour, character and meaning to a piece, but which …
June Birthstones
June is one of only two months that has three birthstones associated with it, giving the lucky people born in June a choice of gemstones between pearl, alexandrite and moonstone.
Alexandrite
Often described as emerald by day and ruby by night, alexandrite is a rare variety of the mineral chrysoberyl which changes in colour in daylight or incandescent light. The qualities of this gemstone makes alexandrite one of the rarest and costliest of gems. Haywards of Hong Kong’s objective expertise could prove invaluable, in such a high value purchase. The possibilities of creating a beautiful bespoke piece with this stunning gem are endless.
Pearl
Gone are the days when pearl, in a necklace, is the sole domain of grandma’s jewellery. Now with Hayward’s modern styles and diamond options, stunning and attractive birthday earrings offer the younger audience a real fashion statement. The gem experts at Haywards are here to talk you through all the many and varied colour, nacre and quality options of the cultured pearl, while using their expertise for a lovely matching pair of pearl studs. Pearls can also make lovely cocktail rings and are more often also spotted in engagement rings.
Moonstone
This gemstone derives its name from the quality of the stone’s milky glow, like moonlight floating in water. Classical moonstones are cut as cabochons with a high dome to accentuate the adularescence. Haywards can guide you through the many different colours and prices for the different hues of silver and light blue through to orange and green moonstone. A Haywards designed pendant could prove a perfect birthday gift.
With June’s birthstones ranging from creamy opalescent pearl and moonstone to the rare colour-changing alexandrite, one of the earths most valuable gems, there is such a spectrum of price points and colour options, that Haywards can really provide a beautiful birthstone gift to fit any budget or mood.
For more information about how to create your bespoke piece with either of these gems email us at bespoke@haywards.com.hk. Visit us at www.haywards.com.hk/design-process/ to learn more about how we work and how we could turn your dream into reality.
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