According to some records, the birth stone has a long history. As early as the 1st century AD, the Jewish historian José Deeses recorded the origin of the birthstone. It is said that the birthstone originated from the 12 stones in the biblical story; others also said that there were 12 jewels on the chest of a Jewish sorghum cassock; others said that from the 12 tribes or 12 angels and the 12th celestial body, etc., whichever was, Can not verify.

To be more precise, from the beginning of the 16th century, someone equated different gems with 12 months of a year as a sign of personal birth. This represents the gems of each month and is referred to as "the birthstone" or "birthstone". Predecessors generally believed that: Birthstone has the magic power to protect the body from evil and bring good luck. Nowadays, with cultural progress, most people no longer believe that the birthstone has special functions, but it still regards it as a traditional custom and a hobby for jewellery accessories. This, in turn, coincides with the needs of jewellery dealers to promote their merchandise. The generation, birth, purchase, and wearing of birthstone ornaments have been passed down from generation to generation.