Emerald Birthstone of May & Lily of the Valley Birth flower of May

Emerald is the traditional and modern Birthstone for the month of May. Emeralds are thought to enhance clairvoyance of their wearers, The Emeralds is a member of the beryl family of minerals
they grow slowly within the metamorphic rocks and are restricted in by the rock, making larger Emeralds rare and expensive, their resistance to breakage is classified as generally poor.


History Egyptian Emeralds were introduced to the world about 4,000 years ago, Cleopatra claimed that the Emerald mines are owned by her, Emerald is Cleopatra's favorite gemstone. She wore beautiful Emerald jewelry, and it is also said that she gives large Emeralds carved with her likeness to the visiting dignitaries when they leave Egypt.

Emerald Stone can be found in Columbia, Brazil, Zambia and Zimbabwe

The symbolic meaning of the color green was renewal of life and nature.
Some people believe that wearing an Emerald brings wisdom, growth, and patience, and for couples they believe that these qualities are essential for long lasting love. Emerald ia a great gift for anniversary or anytime to symbolize love and fidelity.

"The Emerald"

May Birthstone Poem

Who first beholds the light of day
In spring's sweet, flower month of May
And wears an Emerald all her life
Shall be loved and a loving wife

May Birth Flower: Lily of the Valley




Scientific Name: Convallaria Majalis

Also the January birth flower

The name "Lily of the Valley" is derived from the latin word maius meaning "May", and anthemon meaning "flower" referring to the flowering time of these plants.

Lily of the Valley means Sweetness and Humility, During Victorian Era, The Victorians were strongly restricted when it comes to expressing their love and affection therefore Language of Flowers evolved, A lover could send flowers with a hidden message/meaning.

Lily of the Valley are always given for the birth of the new baby and always included in wedding flowers and bouquet.


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10 Most Popular Flowers & The meaning behind them

Valentines Day is just around the corner, whether we celebrate it or not, Flowers makes everyone smile unless you are somehow allergic to it.

The 10 Most Common Flowers and their Meanings:



1.) Gardenia

~If you have a secret admiration or love to someone, Give him/her Gardenia it means You're Lovely, I love you in Secret, Ecstasy or even joy.












2.) Daisy

~ Daisy means Loyal Love, Innocence, Gentle & Purity











3.) Lilac

~ They are know to symbolize new found love, so it is popular on Weddings, it can also be given to Mother and child.

Lilac (Mauve) ~ "Do You Still Love Me"
Lilac (pink) ~ "Youth and Acceptance"
Lilac (White) ~ "My First Dream of Love"

4.) Roses

~ The most common flower to Symbolize Romance, It is also edible the flavor if a rose is similar to green apples and strawberries, and the darker the color is, the stronger the flavor is.

Rose - Leaf ~ You may Hope

Rose - Thornless ~ Love at First Sight

Rose - Dark Pink ~ Thank You, Appreciation

Rose - Light Pink ~ Admiration, Please Believe Me
Perfect Happiness

Rose - Red ~ I Love You, Beauty & Passion.

Rose - Tea ~ I'll Remember Always, Enthusiasm & Desire

Rose - White ~ Innocence, Purity, You're Heavenly,
Sincerity, Youthful, Charm, Secrecy

Rose - Yellow ~ Joy, happiness, A new beginning,
remember me, friendship, Jealousy, Welcome Back

Rose - Peach ~ Let's get together, Closing the deal

Rose - Lavender ~ Love at First Sight




5.) Tulip

~ Signifies Fame, Charity & perfect lover

Tulip - Red ~ Declaration of Love, Trust Me

Tulip - Yellow ~ Love without Hope

Tulip - Variegated ~ You got beautiful eyes






6. ) Lily of the Valley

~ Symbolizes Sweetness, Tears of the Virgin Mary, Return to Happiness, Humility, Beauty & Gaiety












7.) Orchid

~ Love, Beauty, Refinement, Beautiful Lady, Chinese Symbol for Many Children, Charm











8.) Stephanotis

~ this sweet-smelling flower is the favorite flowers for a wedding, as it means marital bliss, as also a desire to travel (go on a honeymoon).











9.) Hydrangea

~ A hydrangea has two, very distinct sides. It can express thanks for understanding, but it can also mean heartlessness.

~ Frigidity, Heartlessness, Vanity, Thank You for Understanding







10.) Sunflower

~ Many people love to snack on sunflower seeds. Interested more in meaning than eating? Sunflowers symbolize loyalty and best wishes.

~ Pride, Sunshine, Devotion

Flowers are just Flowers when you give it with no desire to make someone happy, then the flowers does not mean anything at all. So give it with pure heart and desire to make someone special.

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