February ~ Amythest (Purple)
 
The name ‘amethyst’ comes from the Ancient Greek, derived from the word ‘amethystos’, which means ‘intoxicated’.   Ancient wearers believed the gemstone could protect them from drunkenness....
 
Amethyst can be found in the collections of royal families throughout Europe and Asia and is the gem traditionally given for the 6th wedding anniversary. 
 
It was also believed to keep the wearer clear headed and quick witted in battle and business affairs. Amethyst has become the gemstone for meditation, peace, courage, inner strength and clarity of mind. Their healing properties include acting as a natural form of stress relief while attracting positive energy as your body lets go of any negative emotions.