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The "Birthstone," on or by which all prospective heirs to the throne must be born in order to insure their right to the succession, still lies in the brush near the foot of a little cliff.
Archeological Investigations Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 76 Gerard Fowke 1894
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Birthstone lists come from Jewelers, Tibet, Ayurvedic Indian medicine, and other sources
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Birthstone lists come from Jewelers, Tibet, Ayurvedic Indian medicine, and other sources
Archive 2005-12-01 Charles Statman 2005
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Birthstone lists come from Jewelers, Tibet, Ayurvedic Indian medicine, and other sources
charles statman Charles Statman 2005
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Birthstone = Topaz (November) or turquoise (December)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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Birthstone = Turquoise (December) or garnet (January)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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Birthstone = Onyx (August) or sapphire (September)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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Birthstone = Garnet (January) or amethyst (February)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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Birthstone = Aquamarine (March) or diamond (April)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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Birthstone = Sapphire (September) or opal (October)
HerScopes Charlene Lichtenstein 2000
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