People today are other people than they used to be, they are freer, and have other needs. For this reason, we consider collecting precious stones by sign as somewhat outdated. Rather consider it a commercial pun (or maybe just a bad topic)

We often tell our customers to choose what they currently need (= what they like) and disregard horoscope. Sometimes they are even visibly relieved, because "the prescribed stones have not addressed them"

Throughout history, precious stones have begun to associate with different periods of the year. Later, precious stones were assigned to certain months and dates of birth.

The use of stones by birth date prevailed in Europe in the 18th century.

There are many variations of assigning individual precious stones to the months of the year, see the detailed horoscope in pdf form , but the different sources are very different.

For example, there is a list formally issued by a US jewelry organization, it is evident from the list that it contains only more expensive gems. (here is the world's biggest match)

January - grenade

February - amethyst

March - aquamarine, heliotrope (bloodstone)

April - Diamond

May - emerald

June - mother of pearl, moonstone, alexandrite

July - ruby

August - peridot

September - sapphire

October - opal, pink tourmaline

November - topaz, citrine

December - turquoise, zircon

Older Greek and Jewish horoscopes also contain the more common gems that have been popular in ancient times for gem making. Such as onyxes, agates and the like. Often, different minerals have been used under the name of one stone because they have not been recognized by them. Examples include red garnets, spinels, rubies, and red rubelite tourmalines.

When you choose a gemstone by your date of birth, you have to consider many more things. In addition to the date of birth, an hour is also important (ascendant), which is also associated with different stones. If you want a horoscope stone, it is ideal to contact an experienced astrologer who works with the stones (which everyone does!)

Therefore, intuitive selection is becoming increasingly important. If we only chose the stonedate of birth, we would have only one stone for life. Throughout life, but going through many mental, spiritual, and physical changes, it is illogical to have the same stone. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to your inner mood when choosing a stone. And that's why it's sometimes very hard to pick a stone for someone else. However, a lot of people have this ability, and without thinking they will reach for the stone, and say, I will give "mum" if people are forced to think, hesitate, and simply do not know, it is best to choose simply "for joy"

For those who still insist on choosing a gemstone according to their astrological sign, we list the following stones associated with each sign:

Capricorn - amber, amethyst, carnelian, fiery agate, garnet, tourmaline, labradorite, peridot, ruby, sapphire

Aquarius - aquamarine, chrysopras, labradorite, inscription, opal

Fish - amethyst, aquamarine, chrysopras, fluorite, labradorite, tourmaline,

opal, moonstone

Aries - amethyst, carnelian, fire agate, garnet, tourmaline, topaz

Taurus - aquamarine, emerald, kunzit, lettering, rose quartz, sapphire

Gemini - agate, chrysokol, chrysopras, sapphire, topaz

Cancer - chrysopras, emerald, tourmaline, moonstone, opal, rhodochrozite

Lion - Amber, Carnelian, Citrine, Fire Agate, Garnet, Tourmaline, Ruby, Topaz

Pann a - amazonite, amber, carnelian, chrysocolla, citrine, sapphire

Scales - aquamarine, emerald, kunzit, moonstone, opal, peridot, tourmaline, sapphire

Scorpio - aquamarine, emerald, garnet, tourmaline, topaz, ruby, moonstone, obsidian

Sagittarius - amethyst, azurite, labradorite, lapis lazuli, tourmaline, ruby, sodalite, topaz

(Šperkové-kameny.cz, 2011)