SEPTEMBER BIRTHSTONE

September Birthstone | Raw Crystal Jewelry | HAWKHOUSE 

This collection celebrates the deep blue hues and timeless elegance of these natural gemstones, carefully crafted into necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Each piece showcases the raw, natural beauty of sapphires and kyanites, allowing their unique inclusions and crystalline structures to take center stage. 

September Birthstone FAQ

What is the September birthstone?

• The September birthstone is the sapphire, a natural gemstone that comes in a variety of colors, including blue, yellow, pink, and purple.

What is the significance of birthstones?

• Birthstones are raw crystals associated with a particular month of the year, and they are believed to hold special meanings and properties for those born in that month.

What is the history behind the September birthstone?

• The sapphire has been prized for centuries and was once believed to offer protection and good fortune to its wearers. In ancient times, it was thought to represent wisdom, virtue, and good health.

What color is the September birthstone?

• While sapphires can come in various colors, the most well-known and traditional September birthstone is the blue sapphire, which ranges from light to deep shades of blue.

What is the September birthstone anniversary?

• The sapphire is also the traditional gemstone gift for the 5th and 45th wedding anniversaries, symbolizing love, commitment, and faithfulness in a marriage.

Where do sapphires come from?

• Sapphires are found in various locations around the world, including Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Australia, and Madagascar, among others.

What is the meaning behind the September birthstone?

• The sapphire is believed to represent wisdom, truth, and spiritual enlightenment, as well as loyalty and trust in relationships.

How are sapphires formed?

• Sapphires are formed through a process called corundum, which involves the crystallization of aluminum oxide under high temperatures and pressures deep within the Earth's crust.

How hard is the September birthstone?

• Sapphires rank 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, making them one of the hardest gemstones after diamonds, and highly resistant to scratches and wear.

How do you care for sapphire jewelry?

• To keep sapphire jewelry looking its best, it should be cleaned regularly with a soft brush and mild soap and water, and stored separately from other gemstones to prevent scratching.

How does kyanite complement the September birthstone collection?

• Kyanite, with its blue shades, is a perfect complement to the September birthstone collection. This natural crystal is often admired for its striking, vibrant blues that can range from pale to rich sapphire-like tones. This makes kyanite a versatile and appealing addition to our collection of raw crystal jewelry.

What are the distinctive properties and meanings associated with kyanite?

• Kyanite is unique in the natural gemstones world due to its anisotropic nature, meaning it has different hardness levels in different directions - ranging from 4.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale. This dual hardness adds a layer of complexity and intrigue to its use in jewelry. Metaphysically, kyanite is believed to foster tranquility, aid in communication, and promote mental clarity. It is said to help align the chakras without conscious effort and is often used in meditation for its calming effects.