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Celtic July Birthstone Jewellery
Welcome to our july celtic birthstone jewellery page!
Here we have narrowed down july's birthstone jewellery to just the ranges in the celtic collection so take a minute to browse through and find the right piece of jewellery as a gift for a friend, lover or simply as a treat for yourself.
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More about July birthstone jewellery
July is the seventh month in the Gregorian calendar and one of seven months which has 31 days. It is the second month of summer and therefore one of the warmest months of the year in the northern hemisphere. The Roman senate renamed the month to Julius in honour of Julius Caesar who was born on 12th July.
Star signs in this month:
- Cancer
- Leo
More about the Carnelian gemstone
Carnelian is a translucent gemstone that varies in colour from orange to reddish orange. There is also a dark brownish orange shade of carnelian that is very suitable for men's rings. The gemstone has a hardness of 7 on the Moh's scale that measures the hardness of gemstones. Carnelian belongs to the quartz family of gems and is also referred to by other trade names like, red chalcedony and red agate.
Read about Carnelian in our gemstone guide >
More about Carnelian from Wikipedia >
More about the Celtic collection
Our collection of celtic inspired jewellery has it's roots deeply set in the styles of rennie mackintosh and claddagh. The origins of celtic jewellery can be traced back to the arts and creativity of the people of Ireland and the Scottish highlands and some of their earliest pieces included items such as neck torques and decorative brooches which have adapted throughout history to suit the ever chaging tastes of modern culture, but still remaining true to their illustrious origins.
More about Celtic Jewellery from Wikipedia >
