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Awesome Anniversary Jewelry
We're all familiar with birthstones, but did you know that there are specific gemstones associated with various wedding anniversaries, too? Several trade associations in the jewelry industry*  have endorsed a list of suggested gemstones for each anniversary.  

When selecting a jewelry gift for your spouse, consider incorporating the gemstone of your anniversary year.  We've listed each applicable gemstone below, along with a gift suggestion (click on the link to learn more about the suggested piece of jewelry). 

Listed below are the anniversary years and the applicable gemstone.  

Anniversary Year Gemstone Gift suggestion
1 Peridot

Peridot line bracelet

2 Garnet

Garnet flower necklace

3 Pearls

Pearl bracelet

4 Blue Topaz

Blue topaz and diamond heart necklace

5 Sapphire

Marquis sapphire and diamond necklace

6 Amethyst

Amethyst heart earrings

7 Onyx

Black onyx bracelet

8 Tourmaline

Tourmaline heart shaped necklace

9 Lapis Lazuli

Lapis "Beauty" necklace

10 Diamond Jewelry

Diamond necklace

11 Turquoise

Turquoise and diamond necklace

12 Jade

Green jade heart pendant

13 Citrine

Citrine earrings

14 Opal

Blue opal and blue topaz earrings

15 Ruby

Ruby eternity band

19 Aquamarine

Aquamarine bracelet

20 Emerald

Pear-shaped emerald ring

30 Pearl

South Seas Pearl necklace

35 Emerald

Emerald pendant

40 Ruby

Ruby and diamond XO bracelet

45 Sapphire

White gold, diamond and sapphire baguette bracelet

 

Another idea: perhaps you can ask a jeweler to design a necklace or bracelet in which a new gemstone could be added each year. Or consider the Lifeline StoryWheels available through Jewelry Impressions. Each round wheel could be embedded with different gemstones to represent different milestones in your relationship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*These anniversary gemstones have been endorsed by the American Gem Society, Jewelers of America, the Jewelry Industry Council, the Gemological Institute of America, the American Gem Trade Association, the Cultured Pearl Association of America, and the International Colored Gemstone Association.

 

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