Anniversary Gemstones

Material: Labradorite

Meaning: A 'firestone' which Eskimo Inuits believed contained the Northern Lights.

Material: Moonstone

Meaning: It was thought that when placed in the mouth during a full moon, lovers' futures would be revealed.

Material: Amethyst

Meaning: The 'dream stone'; this majestic gemstone is associated with contentment.

Material: Turquoise

Meaning: One of the oldest protection amulets, it is thought to provide strength and peace.

Material: Aquamarine

Meaning: Thought to have a soothing effect on married couples, it can help work out differences and ensure a long and happy partnership.

Material: Quartz

Meaning: A chameleon of a gemstone, we love the many faces of this diverse gemstone.

Material: Topaz

Meaning: In both Eastern and Western astrology, topaz stands for strength and symbolises love and affection.

Material: Garnet

Meaning: From the Latin for pomegranate, the rich colours symbolising fertility, passion and love.

Material: Silver

Meaning: Resilient and malleable, it is the most reflective of all the precious metals.

Material: Pearl

Meaning: A work of art taking years to form, every pearl is unique in colour, lustre, size and shape.

Material: Coral

Meaning: Its colour symbolises joy and happiness.

Material: Ruby

Meaning: In Sanskrit, rubies are known as ratnaraj, 'King of precious stone'.

Material: Sapphire

Meaning: The ancient Persians believed that the Earth rested on an enormous sapphire.

Material: Gold

Meaning: Containing no oxides, gold is the only precious metal that will not tarnish.

Material: Diamond

Meaning: One of the oldest minerals in the universe, diamond is the hardest natural substance known to man.

Material: Platinum

Meaning: So rare, all the platinum ever mined would not cover you ankles if poured in an Olympic swimming pool. We currently have no platinum jewellery but here you can shop our lustrous 14 carat white gold jewellery instead.