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Gemstone Earring: One Small Way to Express Your Individuality  by: Sam Serio Some people have specific color preferences while some people also like only specific stones, and are energized by being around them. Gemstone earrings exist so that people may be able to select their jewelry based on their own preferences, and customize their accessories according to their desires. Experts in psychic phenomena believe that each gemstone stands for something. Certain stones perform certain functions, or encourage a specific aspect of one's personality. For example, wearing garnet is said to help ease the pain of a bad breakup, or cause jealousy between lovers. Amethyst is said to protect its wearer against the ill effects of alcohol, slow down intoxication and prevent hangovers. Turquoise is said to give emotional strength. Jade has always had enormous importance in Asian civilization; it is said to have the mystical power to protect its wearer against nightmares and other psychic attacks. Diamond -- currently the hardest mineral known to man -- is said to stand for strength and purity, which is why it is in demand in gemstone earrings among both men and women. Emeralds are said to stand for harmony, strength of heart, and luck with love. Emeralds themselves are rare, and the extremely rare red emerald is said to be even more valuable than diamonds. Sapphires stand for wisdom, calm and faith. Finally, rubies stand for passion, excitement, loyalty and sexual pleasure. Gemstone earrings may also stand for birth months, as some precious and semi-precious stones are also birthstones. The different birthstones per month are listed thus: January - Garnet February - Amethyst March - Aquamarine or Bloodstone April - Diamond May - Emerald June - Pearl, Moonstone or Alexandrite July - Ruby August - Peridot or Sardonyx September - Sapphire October - Opal or Tourmaline November - Topaz December - Turquoise, Zircon or Blue Topaz Different gemstone earrings may lend strength to different aspects of an individual’s personality. Whether or not a person believes in the mythical and supernatural characteristics and powers associated with these stones, wearing gemstone earrings nevertheless may feel like the wearer has on a tangible part of his or her personality that looks good, as well. About The Author Sam Serio is an Internet Marketer, musician and a writer on the subject of jewelry and gemstones. For more information on jewelry and gemstones, we cordially invite you to visit www.morninglightjewelry.com to pick up your FREE copy of “How To Buy Jewelry And Gemstones Without Being Ripped Off.” This concise, informative special report reveals almost everything you ever wanted to know about jewelry and gemstones, but were afraid to ask. Get your FREE report at www.morninglightjewelry.com. samserio@ccisp.netm This article was posted on August 02, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Women" Category: Makeup Secrets by Asuncion Parra Llorente e-Book on Russian Women (Part 3) by Annas Agency Ebay Auction: Ebay Selling…Top 10 Secrets Revealed!!! by T. Patrick The Romance Of A Beach Wedding by Sharon Vaz Why Women Should Worry About Retirement More Than Men by Steve Wilcott Fashion Forward 2008 - The Top Hot Fashion Trends by Megan Hazel Tips On Pulling A Fabulous Fashion Act Together by Bridget P. Allen The Plus Size Clothing Nightmare by Amy Hutton Planning For Wedding Showers And Bridal Showers by Angela Oliver All that Glitters—Something Old, Something New... by M J Plaster << Back to "Women" Index

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