Capricorn Birthstone: The Complete Guide to Capricorn Zodiac Gemstones

For years, I assumed that Capricorn’s birthstone was garnet. January’s birthstone, deep red, passionate — it seemed to fit the sign of quiet determination. Then a Capricorn friend — a CFO who plans her five‑year career moves in a spreadsheet — showed me her onyx ring. “Garnet is nice,” she said, “but onyx is black, structured, and never goes out of style. That’s Capricorn — we don’t follow trends. We build foundations.”

She was right. Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the planet of discipline, time, and long‑term reward. The sea goat doesn’t seek flashy attention or quick wins. They climb the mountain slowly, carefully, and they never look down. Garnet’s red fire is beautiful, but onyx’s black endurance, smoky quartz’s grounding, and blue sapphire’s quiet authority often feel more aligned with the sign.

Capricorn is the tenth sign of the zodiac — the builder, the executive, the strategist. Born between December 22 and January 19, Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the planet of structure, responsibility, and karmic consequence. Earth sign energy makes Capricorn practical, ambitious, and deeply long‑term focused. In astrological tradition, certain gemstones are associated with career ambition, emotional grounding, and work‑life balance. Those are symbolic associations, not proven effects.

This guide covers every Capricorn birthstone: traditional, modern, and alternative. I’ll explain why each stone is linked to the sign, give you the real gemstone facts (hardness, treatments, care) next to the symbolism, and help you choose a piece that suits how you will actually wear it.

A quick note on how to read this guide: zodiac birthstones are a tradition, and the lists differ between sources. The Zodiac Birthstones hub explains the systems, and our comparison of zodiac versus monthly birthstones shows how they differ. Meanings and symbolism below are cultural traditions and beliefs. They are not medical, financial, or professional advice. The facts about hardness, treatments and durability are the part to rely on when you shop. Let’s find your stone.

Capricorn at a Glance

Before we dive into gemstones, here’s a quick profile of the sign itself.

Capricorn Zodiac Profile

Trait	Capricorn Characteristics
Dates (Western, tropical zodiac)	December 22 – January 19
Element	Earth
Ruling Planet	Saturn
Symbol	Sea Goat
Strengths	Ambitious, disciplined, responsible, strategic, practical
Challenges	Workaholic tendencies, rigidity, emotional restraint, pessimism

Capricorn Birthstone Quick Reference

Category	Gemstone
Traditional Capricorn Birthstone	Garnet
Modern Capricorn Birthstone	Garnet
Alternative Capricorn Stones	Onyx, blue sapphire, smoky quartz, ruby, malachite
Vedic (Makar Rashi) Stone	Blue sapphire (neelam), traditionally linked to Saturn
Saturn Stones	Discipline, structure, endurance gems (onyx, smoky quartz, garnet)

Capricorn Gemstone Facts: Hardness, Treatments and Care

Before the symbolism, here is the gemology. Mohs hardness measures scratch resistance only. It does not measure toughness, which is how well a stone survives knocks, or how it reacts to heat and chemicals. Our gemstone hardness scale guide goes deeper.

Stone	What it is	Mohs hardness	Common treatments	Care notes
Garnet	Family of silicate minerals (pyrope, almandine, spessartine, grossular, andradite)	About 6.5–7.5	Rarely treated; ask the seller to confirm	No cleavage. Warm soapy water and a soft brush
Onyx	Chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz)	About 6.5–7	Most black onyx is dyed	Avoid harsh chemicals and heat; dye can wear at the edges over time
Blue sapphire	Corundum	9	Heat treatment is very common; diffusion treatment exists and should be disclosed	Very hard and tough; still protect from hard knocks
Smoky quartz	Quartz	7	Natural color comes from natural radiation; much is irradiated or heated to deepen the color	Keep away from strong heat, which can alter the color
Ruby	Corundum	9	Heat treatment is very common; fracture or glass filling is also found on lower grades	Filled stones are sensitive to acids and heat; ask for disclosure
Malachite	Copper carbonate mineral	About 3.5–4	Often stabilized with resin	Soft. Keep away from acids, water soaking, heat and ultrasonic cleaners

Why Are Certain Gemstones Associated With Capricorn?

Let’s start with the astrology, because the gemstones didn’t appear randomly.

Saturn: Capricorn’s Ruling Planet

Saturn is the planet of discipline, responsibility, time, and karma. It’s the taskmaster of the zodiac. Capricorn, ruled by Saturn, is described as ambitious, patient, and focused on long‑term rewards. Traditionally, a Capricorn gemstone is meant to symbolize structure and steady effort over flashy shortcuts.

Earth Sign Symbolism

Capricorn is an earth sign, along with Taurus and Virgo. Earth signs are described as practical, grounded, and materially focused. But Capricorn’s earth is the mountain — the highest, most challenging terrain. Their gemstones are often dark, grounding, or deeply colored — onyx’s black, smoky quartz’s brown, garnet’s deep red.

How Gemstones Are Traditionally Linked to Capricorn Traits

• Garnet – Strength, protection, commitment, success.
• Onyx – Discipline, mental focus, grounding.
• Blue sapphire – Wisdom, authority, long‑term leadership.
• Smoky quartz – Calm, emotional balance under pressure.
• Ruby – Ambition, vitality, leadership drive.
• Malachite – Transformation, breaking rigid patterns.

Each stone speaks to a different Capricorn theme. These are symbolic associations from astrology and crystal tradition, not measurable effects.

Garnet: The Primary Capricorn Birthstone

Why Garnet Is Associated With Capricorn

Garnet is the traditional and modern Capricorn birthstone. The connection comes from both astrology and the calendar. Capricorn season overlaps with January (the garnet month), and garnet’s symbolism — strength, protection, commitment — lines up with the sign’s determined, responsible reputation. The deep red also represents the heart of the mountain — solid, enduring, quietly powerful.

Garnet Symbolism (Traditional Beliefs)

• Strength – According to tradition, garnet was carried by warriors and leaders for centuries. Capricorn is said to need that resilience.
• Protection – Tradition holds that ancient travelers wore garnet for safety on long journeys. The sea goat’s career climb is its own journey.
• Commitment – Garnet is traditionally the stone of long‑term loyalty — to goals, to family, to self.
• Success and endurance – Garnet is associated with steady, sustainable achievement. No shortcuts, no burnout.

Why Garnet Matches Capricorn Personality

Capricorn doesn’t give up, and garnet is a hard‑wearing gem with no cleavage, which makes it a neat symbolic match. In astrological tradition, garnet is also said to help the sea goat balance intense work with emotional warmth — something Saturn‑ruled signs are often described as struggling with.

Garnet Jewelry for Capricorn

• Rings – A deep red garnet solitaire or a three‑stone garnet ring. Classic, strong, understated. A bezel or low‑profile setting protects the stone in daily wear.
• Necklaces – A garnet pendant worn close to the heart. Low‑risk for knocks, so ideal for every day.
• Bracelets – A garnet bead bracelet or tennis bracelet. Elegant and grounding.
• Earrings – Garnet studs or small drops. Professional and low‑maintenance.

Garnet Buying Considerations

• Red vs green garnet varieties: Red garnets (pyrope, almandine) are most traditional for Capricorn. Green garnets (tsavorite, demantoid) are rarer and more expensive but also beautiful. Our garnet color types guide covers the full range.
• Clarity and cut: Garnet is often eye‑clean. Look for good symmetry and brilliance.
• Durability for daily wear: Garnet is roughly 6.5–7.5 on the Mohs scale. It’s suitable for daily wear in earrings, necklaces, and careful ring wear.
• Look‑alikes: Deep red garnet is sometimes confused with ruby. See Garnet vs Ruby: How to Tell the Difference.

For more, read our January Birthstone Guide, the Garnet Meaning Guide, the Garnet Jewelry Care Guide, and 10 Gorgeous Garnet Jewelry Gift Ideas.

Alternative Capricorn Birthstones

Garnet is the traditional favorite, but alternative stones often offer better personality matches or stronger symbolic alignment.

Onyx

Discipline and Protection

Onyx is a black variety of chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz), about 6.5–7 on the Mohs scale. It’s smooth, opaque, and visually grounding. Most black onyx sold in jewelry is dyed, which is a long‑standing and accepted practice, but a good seller will say so.

Mental Focus and Grounding

Capricorn’s challenge is staying focused without becoming rigid. In crystal‑healing tradition, onyx is believed to sharpen concentration and help block out distractions, including self‑doubt. Think of it as a symbolic reminder rather than a tool with measurable effects.

Why It Suits Capricorn Structure

Onyx is traditionally called a stone of self‑discipline. It’s not flashy, not emotional — just reliable. That’s pure Capricorn energy.

Blue Sapphire

Wisdom and Authority

Blue sapphire is the September birthstone, but its symbolism — wisdom, truth, long‑term thinking — resonates with Capricorn. For the gemology and buying advice, see our Sapphire guide and Sapphire Meaning page.

Long‑Term Thinking and Leadership

Capricorn is often called the CEO of the zodiac. Blue sapphire is traditionally linked to strategic vision, ethical leadership, and patient decision‑making.

High‑Luxury Capricorn Gemstone Option

Sapphire is a 9 on the Mohs scale and tough enough for daily rings, which is why it is a favorite for heirloom pieces. We don’t present gemstones as financial investments: resale values vary widely, and color, origin, treatment and certification all affect price. Heat treatment is routine for sapphire and should always be disclosed. To check what you’re buying, read How to Spot Real vs Synthetic Sapphire.

Smoky Quartz

Stress Relief and Grounding

Smoky quartz is a brown‑gray variety of quartz, 7 on the Mohs scale. Its color comes from natural radiation acting on the crystal; much of what is sold today is irradiated or heated to deepen it. In crystal tradition it is the stone of emotional grounding and releasing tension.

Emotional Balance Under Pressure

Capricorn is described as carrying heavy loads. Traditionally, smoky quartz is associated with letting go of stored tension without losing focus, which makes it a nice “after work” piece. A gemstone is a symbol, not a substitute for rest. If stress feels overwhelming, please speak to a qualified professional.

Work‑Life Harmony

For the sea goat who can’t stop working, a smoky quartz ring or pendant can serve as a small daily reminder to set boundaries.

Ruby

Ambition and Success Energy

Ruby is the July birthstone — red, passionate, powerful. It’s not an obvious Capricorn stone, but it works symbolically for high‑achieving sea goats. Learn more in our Ruby guide.

Leadership and Drive

Ruby is traditionally said to amplify ambition and encourage bold, decisive action when patience alone isn’t enough. Practically, most rubies are heat‑treated and some lower‑priced stones are fracture‑filled, so see How to Tell if a Ruby Is Heat‑Treated or Natural before you buy.

Fire‑Earth Balance for Capricorn

Capricorn’s earth energy is described as sometimes too heavy. Ruby adds fire in the symbolic sense — motivating, energizing, passionate.

Malachite

Transformation and Growth

Malachite is a vibrant green banded copper carbonate mineral. In tradition it’s the stone of transformation and emotional flexibility. It is also soft (about 3.5–4 on the Mohs scale), is damaged by acids, and is often stabilized with resin, so it suits occasional pendants and earrings better than a daily ring.

Breaking Rigid Patterns

Capricorn can be stubborn. Malachite is traditionally believed to help the sea goat embrace change without losing stability.

Emotional Flexibility

For Capricorns who feel stuck in career or life ruts, malachite is a symbol of healthy reinvention.

Comparison Table

Gemstone	Capricorn Compatibility	Symbolism	Luxury Level	Practicality
Garnet	Very high	Strength, protection, commitment	Moderate	High
Onyx	High	Discipline, focus, grounding	Low	High
Blue Sapphire	Very high	Wisdom, authority, long‑term thinking	Very high	Very high
Smoky Quartz	High	Calm, grounding	Low	High
Ruby	Moderate	Ambition, vitality, drive	Very high	Very high
Malachite	Moderate	Transformation, flexibility	Low	Low (soft stone)

Capricorn in Vedic Astrology: Makar Rashi Stones

Some readers arrive here searching for their “Makar Rashi” stone. Makara is the Sanskrit name for Capricorn in Vedic (Jyotish) astrology. Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, so the dates differ from Western astrology: the Sun is in Makara roughly from mid‑January to mid‑February.

Saturn (Shani) rules Makara, and the gem traditionally linked to Saturn is blue sapphire, called neelam. Vedic practitioners usually say neelam should be worn only after consulting a qualified astrologer because it is believed to act strongly. If you are curious but cautious, many people start with a tradition‑neutral choice like garnet or onyx, or choose a simple blue sapphire bracelet or ring from a seller who provides clear treatment disclosure. All of this is belief and tradition, not a guarantee of any result.

Which Capricorn Birthstone Matches Your Capricorn Type?

Not every Capricorn is the same. Here’s a playful way to match your personality to a stone.

The Corporate Capricorn

You’re climbing the ladder — boardroom meetings, power suits, quarterly targets. Your challenge is burnout.

• Best stone: Blue sapphire. Symbolizes wisdom, authority, and long‑term perspective, and its durability suits daily wear.

The Hardworking Capricorn

You’re the backbone of your team, family, or project. You never complain. Your challenge is asking for help.

• Best stone: Garnet. Strength, protection, and the quiet acknowledgment that you deserve support, too.

The Emotionally Stressed Capricorn

You carry the world on your shoulders. You rarely relax. Your challenge is work‑life balance.

• Best stone: Smoky quartz. Traditionally linked to grounding and release, and a gentle reminder to rest.

The Power‑Driven Capricorn

You want to be the best — in your industry, your field, your life. Your challenge is staying ethical while striving.

• Best stone: Ruby. Symbolizes ambition and vitality. Adds fire to your mountain climb.

The Disciplined Traditional Capricorn

You value routine, structure, and proven methods. Your challenge is rigidity.

• Best stone: Onyx. Discipline and focus — worn with the flexibility to adapt when needed.

The Growth‑Oriented Capricorn

You’re working on yourself — coaching, personal development, reinvention. Your challenge is trusting the process.

• Best stone: Malachite. A symbol of transformation and flexibility, best as an occasional pendant or earrings.

Capricorn Birthstone Decision Matrix

If You Value…	Best Stone
Career success & authority	Blue sapphire
Strength & endurance	Garnet
Discipline & focus	Onyx
Calm & grounding	Smoky quartz
Ambition & drive	Ruby
Transformation & growth	Malachite
Tradition	Garnet

Capricorn Birthstone Colors and Their Meanings

Deep Red Stones – Garnet, Ruby

In chakra systems, red is associated with the root chakra, survival, and passionate commitment. Garnet’s deep red is earthy and grounded; ruby’s bright red is ambitious and energizing. Both speak to Capricorn’s drive.

Black Stones – Onyx

Black is commonly associated with structure, protection, and the unknown. Onyx’s pure black is the stone of discipline — no distraction, no drama. Perfect for the sea goat’s focused mind.

Blue Stones – Sapphire

Blue is associated with wisdom, authority, and (in chakra systems) the throat chakra. Sapphire’s deep blue is calm, strategic, and trustworthy — qualities Capricorn admires. See our blue gemstones and their meanings guide.

Earth‑Toned Stones – Smoky Quartz, Malachite

Brown and green are associated with grounding, growth, and emotional balance. Smoky quartz’s earthy brown suggests calm. Malachite’s vibrant green symbolizes transformation.

Which Color Best Reflects Capricorn Energy?

Black (onyx) and deep red (garnet) are the most traditional Capricorn colors — grounded, powerful, and serious. Blue (sapphire) speaks to leadership. Earth tones (smoky quartz, malachite) suggest balance. The best color depends on whether you want to express discipline, success, or flexibility.

Capricorn Birthstone Jewelry Guide

For more on choosing settings and styles, see our Birthstone Jewelry Guide.

Capricorn Rings

• Garnet solitaire ring – Traditional, strong, understated.
• Onyx signet ring – Sleek, black, professional.
• Blue sapphire three‑stone ring – Luxury, wisdom, heirloom quality.
• Smoky quartz stacking band – Grounding, affordable, subtle.

Capricorn Necklaces

• Garnet pendant – Strength near the heart.
• Blue sapphire station necklace – Sophisticated, authoritative.
• Smoky quartz charm – Calm, perfect for layering.

Capricorn Bracelets

• Garnet bead bracelet – Affordable, grounding, stackable.
• Onyx tennis bracelet – Sleek, modern, professional.
• Malachite stretch bracelet – Transformative symbolism. Wear occasionally and keep it away from water, acids and knocks.

Capricorn Earrings

• Garnet studs – Everyday strength.
• Blue sapphire drop earrings – Elegant, confident.
• Smoky quartz hoop earrings – Subtle, grounding, modern.

Capricorn Jewelry Style Ideas

• Minimalist luxury designs – Thin gold chains, small stones, clean lines.
• Structured geometric settings – Hexagons, sharp angles, architectural forms.
• Dark, elegant gemstone combinations – Black onyx paired with diamonds, deep garnet set in blackened silver.

Which Capricorn Stones Are Best for Daily Wear?

Stone	Everyday ring	Pendant / earrings	Tip
Blue sapphire	Excellent	Excellent	Ask for treatment disclosure
Ruby	Excellent (unfilled stones)	Excellent	Avoid fracture‑filled stones for daily rings
Garnet	Good with a protective setting	Excellent	Remove for heavy manual work
Onyx	Fair; edges can chip or wear	Very good	Dyed black is normal; keep away from harsh chemicals
Smoky quartz	Fair to good	Very good	Avoid heat and long sun exposure
Malachite	Not recommended daily	Occasional wear	Soft; avoid acids and soaking

Ultrasonic and steam cleaners are unsafe for many of these stones. The cautious default for all of them is a soft brush with mild soapy water.

Natural, Lab‑Grown and Look‑Alike Capricorn Stones

Lab‑grown sapphire and ruby have the same chemistry as natural stones, usually at a lower price. A simulant, such as glass or dyed quartz sold as “sapphire,” only imitates the look. Garnet, onyx and smoky quartz are all widely imitated by glass or dyed material. Whatever you choose, ask whether the stone is natural, lab‑grown, or treated, and get it in writing. Our guide to natural vs lab‑grown birthstones walks through the trade‑offs, and Ethical Gemstones: How to Shop Sustainably covers sourcing.

Best Capricorn Birthstone Gifts

Career Milestone Gifts: A blue sapphire ring or garnet tie pin for a promotion, new job, or board appointment.

Birthday Gifts: A smoky quartz bracelet for the overworked Capricorn; a garnet pendant for the traditionalist; an onyx signet ring for the executive. Browse more January birthstone gifts for him and her.

Graduation Gifts: A blue sapphire necklace for wisdom; a garnet ring for strength and endurance. See our graduation birthstone jewelry ideas.

Luxury Achievement Gifts: A fine ruby or blue sapphire piece for a major life milestone — 40th birthday, retirement, business sale. For ruby, see high‑end ruby jewelry: what to look for.

Self‑Gifting Ideas: Any stone whose symbolism speaks to you right now. Garnet for strength. Smoky quartz for calm. Sapphire for direction.

Rough Budget Guide for Finished Jewelry (USD)

• Under $100: Smoky quartz, onyx, small garnet.
• $100–$500: Garnet, malachite, smoky quartz with small diamonds.
• $500–$2,000: Better‑quality garnet, small blue sapphire, onyx with diamond accents.
• $2,000+: Larger or finer natural blue sapphire and ruby, ideally with a gemological lab report.

Prices vary widely by color, size, treatment, metal and retailer, so treat these tiers as a starting point.

Capricorn Birthstones vs December and January Birthstones

Capricorn and December Birthstones

The modern December birthstone list commonly includes turquoise, tanzanite, and zircon (some lists add blue topaz). Lists vary by country and organization. None are traditional Capricorn stones. Capricorns born in late December may feel a connection to turquoise, but garnet is the more common zodiac pairing.

Capricorn and January Birthstones

January’s birthstone is garnet — the traditional Capricorn stone. Capricorns born in January (January 1–19) get a perfect match between birth month and zodiac lists.

Why Capricorn Bridges Two Systems

Capricorn season begins on December 22 and ends on January 19. That’s why the sign connects most strongly to January’s garnet, not December’s stones. Our birthstones by month hub lists every month’s stones.

Comparison Table

Goal	Best Choice
Ambition & success symbolism	Blue sapphire or ruby
Protection & endurance symbolism	Garnet
Heirloom quality	Blue sapphire
Emotional grounding symbolism	Smoky quartz or onyx
Luxury jewelry	Blue sapphire
Tradition	Garnet

Why Capricorn Is the Most “Long‑Term Minded” Zodiac Sign

Most Capricorn birthstone guides ignore this angle, but it helps explain the sea goat’s taste in jewelry.

Saturn and Long‑Term Thinking

Saturn rewards patience. Capricorn is described as understanding that value compounds over time — in relationships, in skills, in craftsmanship. The same principle applies to choosing a gemstone.

Why Capricorn Values Durability Over Trendiness

The sea goat doesn’t buy what’s fashionable today. They buy what will still be beautiful in twenty years. That’s why Capricorns are said to be drawn to classic cuts, timeless metals, and hard‑wearing stones like sapphire, ruby, and garnet.

Gemstones as Keepsakes

Capricorn tends to see a gemstone as a long‑term keepsake rather than a quick purchase. A blue sapphire bought for a milestone birthday is an heirloom — something to pass down. Gemstones are not a guaranteed store of value, so this is sentiment, not financial advice.

Why Garnet and Sapphire Dominate Capricorn Jewelry

Garnet is the everyday Capricorn stone — affordable, durable, and symbolically aligned with strength. Sapphire is the “big win” stone — for promotions, anniversaries, and life achievements.

How Capricorn Approaches Value Differently From Other Signs

Astrology is full of stereotypes, so take this lightly. Leo is said to buy for drama and Libra for beauty. Capricorn buys for long‑term value. They research, compare, and only purchase when the quality and price align.

Saturn and Capricorn: The Timekeeper of the Zodiac

Most astrology guides mention Saturn, but they rarely connect it directly to gemstone selection.

Saturn’s Symbolism in Astrology

Saturn governs discipline, responsibility, karma, and time. It’s the planet of limits — but also of mastery. Saturn is also the traditional co‑ruler of Aquarius, the next sign along, so you may see some of the same stones in the Aquarius guide.

Discipline, Karma, and Long‑Term Reward Cycles

Saturn is said to reward those who do the work. Capricorn is described as understanding this intuitively. A Saturn‑linked gemstone is meant to symbolize that patient, structured approach.

Why Capricorn Matures With Age

Capricorn energy is often described as heavy in youth and liberating in maturity. As the sea goat climbs the mountain, they gain perspective and emotional flexibility. Gemstones that mark different life stages — garnet for the climb, sapphire for the summit — can be especially meaningful.

How Gemstones Reflect Patience and Structure

• Onyx – Rigid discipline for the early climb.
• Garnet – Steady endurance for the middle years.
• Blue sapphire – Wise authority for the peak.
• Smoky quartz – Grounded release for the descent.

How to Choose the Right Capricorn Birthstone

• Based on symbolism: Blue sapphire for leadership; garnet for steady progress; ruby for high ambition; smoky quartz for calm; malachite for flexibility; onyx for focus.
• Based on budget: Smoky quartz and onyx are usually the most affordable. Garnet is mid‑range. Natural blue sapphire and ruby sit at the premium end.
• Based on jewelry durability: Sapphire and ruby (9 on Mohs) are the most durable. Garnet, onyx and smoky quartz (about 6.5–7.5) work for most jewelry with sensible care. Malachite (about 3.5–4) is soft and best for occasional pendants and earrings.
• Based on astrology tradition: Western tropical lists most often cite garnet, with onyx, sapphire or smoky quartz as alternatives. Vedic tradition pairs Makara with blue sapphire (neelam).

Final Thoughts: What Is the Best Capricorn Birthstone?

Garnet remains the traditional Capricorn birthstone — a deep red stone of strength, protection, and commitment that reflects the sea goat’s patient, enduring climb. But alternative stones may suit specific tastes better. Blue sapphire represents long‑term success and wise authority. Onyx symbolizes discipline and focus. Smoky quartz suggests grounding. Ruby stands for ambition. Malachite represents flexibility.

The best Capricorn birthstone depends on whether you want to wear a symbol of success, stability, or transformation, and on how you will wear it. Try a few stones. Notice which one makes you feel grounded, capable, and ready for the long climb. And remember — the mountain isn’t going anywhere. Neither are you.

For other earth signs, read the Taurus Birthstone Guide and Virgo Birthstone Guide. For the neighboring signs, see Sagittarius and Aquarius. For more on gemstone symbolism, see our Birthstone Meanings & Symbolism guides.

Related Zodiac Birthstone Guides

Aries Birthstone Guide	Taurus Birthstone Guide	Gemini Birthstone Guide
Cancer Birthstone Guide	Leo Birthstone Guide	Virgo Birthstone Guide
Libra Birthstone Guide	Scorpio Birthstone Guide	Sagittarius Birthstone Guide
Aquarius Birthstone Guide	Pisces Birthstone Guide	Back to Zodiac Birthstones Hub

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