What is a Birthstone? What is the birthstone of 10 31st?

The gemstone that represents each month is called the "birthstone" or "birthstone", and it was widely believed that the birthstone has the magic power to ward off evil and protect the body, and can bring good luck to people.

The symbolism of the months and the gemstones.

The month of natural gem and jade symbolism.

January Garnet Stone is chaste, sincere, loving, and authentic.

February Amethyst is honest and peaceful.

March Aquamarine or Blood Chalcedony Blue Spinel Calm, Brave, Clever April Diamond Pure, Immaculate.

May emerald lucky, happy.

June pearl or moonstone is healthy, long-lived, wealthy.

July Ruby or alexandrite passion, love, dignity.

August Peridot or silk agate Couples are happy and contented.

September Blue Sapphire Love, Honesty, Virtue.

October Opal or Pink Tourmaline Joy, Peace, Blessing in DisguiseNovember Topaz or Citrine Friendship, Friendship, Hope, White December Turquoise or Zircon Victory, good luck, success.

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Problem description: I see that basically the birthstone in October is said to be opal, but I have also seen that not every day of the month is the same birthstone, so I want to know, what is the birthstone or guardian stone on my birthday???

Analysis: October 31.

Birthstone: Opal.

It is mixed with redstone-like redstone, blue-stone blue, and emerald green......Opal, which has all the colors of various gemstones, presents a sense of harmony of God. The sparkle of the eye's mesmerizing multicolored luster is the subtle of the opal, and the more such colorful colors, the better its quality.

As for the Mexican opal with high brightness, and the Australian opal with milky white or black color, although there is a big difference in appearance, it is also very popular. The more expensive is the black opal from Australia.

The Legend of the Birthstone:

Since ancient times, there has been a superstition among Europeans: if a person is not born in October, if he owns an opal, he will bring Zen enlightenment to misfortune. This superstition may be due to its various color variations.

In Scotland, it is believed to be the exotic stone that influences seven major changes in a person's lifetime. Legend has it that there was a beautiful girl named Christine, who was a famous lady in the city of Edinburgh. One day she came across a rough opal stone, which she cherished very much.

Because she owned this rough stone, she went from the king's lover to the duchess, to the monks and nuns, and finally to become a prostitute, and died of collapse. But this rumor was overturned by Queen Victoria, and one of her favorite necklaces was made of opal!

October birthstones - tourmaline, opal.

Tourmaline has been used as a gemstone for a relatively short time, but because of its bright and rich color and high transparency, it won people's love when it came out, and was known as a gemstone with a wide variety of styles. In the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty in China, there are more tourmaline ornaments. Tourmaline is now a beloved mid-range gemstone variety and is known as the October birthstone.

Tourmaline, also known as tourmaline, is derived from the ancient Sinhalese (Ceylonese) word turmali, which means "mixed gemstone". Legend has it that tourmaline originated in 1703, when a few children in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, played with the stones brought back by Dutch navigators, and found that these stones were not only strange colors in the sun, but also surprised that these stones had a power that could attract or repel light objects such as dust or grass clippings, so the Dutch called him ash absorber. It was not until 1768 that the famous Swedish scientist Linnes discovered that tourmaline is also piezoelectric and thermoelectric, which is the origin of the name tourmaline.

Opal, which belongs to opal in mineralogy.

The changing and charming colors of opal gemstones are just like colorful dreams, giving people a magical reverie. Opal is used as the birthstone of October, a stone of hope and well-being.

The word opal** is the Sanskrit word "Ba Wang Thorn", which means gemstone. In Europe, opals are considered to be the symbol of luck. The ancient Romans called it the "Cupid Beauty Boy" and was a symbol of hope and purity.

Our country and the Japanese are also very fond of opal gemstones, but there are also some Western Europeans who don't like it and think that opal's fickle color is inauspicious.

I was looking for sapphire on it and there was a message that said sapphire was the birthstone for October.