January Birthstones: Kicking Off the Year in Sparkling Style

Anaya Burke28 Nov, 2024Fashion

Garnet is usually referred to as a group of silica minerals with a history that dates back over 5,000 years to the Bronze Age, and its name comes from the Latin word granatium, which means pomegranate, because the small, red crystals were thought to resemble pomegranate seeds and in Greek mythology, it has some other belief that garnet is associated with pomegranate seeds, which Persephone ate after being kidnapped by Hades, this incident led to the idea that garnet can help ensure the safe return of a loved one.