Most Valuable Birthstones, From Least to Most Expensive

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Garnet (January): Garnets are known for their rich red color, though they can come in a range of colors. Red garnets are relatively affordable compared to other gemstones.

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Amethyst (February): This purple variety of quartz is beloved for its vibrant color and clarity. While high-quality amethyst can be valuable.

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Peridot (August): Peridot is known for its unique green color. It's not as commonly found in jewelry as some other gemstones, which keeps its price relatively moderate.

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Aquamarine (March): Aquamarines are prized for their clear blue color reminiscent of seawater. Larger stones with deep.

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Opal (October): Opals are valued for their play-of-color against a white or black body. High-quality opals, especially those with a dark background.

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Sapphire (September): While most famous for its blue varieties, sapphires come in various colors.

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Emerald (May): Emeralds are cherished for their rich green color. High-quality emeralds, especially those without many inclusions and with a deep green color, are highly valuable.

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Ruby (July): Rubies are considered one of the most valuable gemstones, especially those with a vivid, deep red color known as "pigeon's blood."

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