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Infinity scarves remain a stylish and practical accessory in 2025, especially when styled thoughtfully. While other scarf styles like oversized knits and satin squares have gained popularity, infinity scarves continue to offer unique benefits. Their seamless, looped design provides warmth without the bulk, making them ideal for layering under jackets or pairing with minimalist outfits. Fashion experts suggest that infinity scarves are especially chic when chosen in lightweight fabrics or bold prints, and worn with simple ensembles. Their enduring appeal, combined with modern styling options, ensures they remain a relevant accessory in today's fashion landscape.

Peridot, spinel and sardonyx are the three birthstones for August. The peridot birthstone is known for being formed under extreme conditions, as it can be found in the hardened lava that carried it from deep within Earth’s mantle as well as in meteorites that traveled from outer space. The spinel birthstone was underappreciated until recently, as today’s consumers look for an alternative to ruby, a gem with which red spinel was mistaken for centuries. Sardonyx is the original August birthstone, with a history that dates back more than 4,000 years.  PERIDOT BIRTHSTONE MEANING & HISTORY Peridot is the yellowish green to...

RUBY BIRTHSTONE MEANING & HISTORY In ancient India, ruby was called the “king of precious stones” for its rarity, hardness (second only to diamond), beauty and seemingly mystical powers. Long associated with the life force blood, ruby was a symbol of power and youthful energy in Indian jewelry. In past centuries, some believed this birthstone for July could predict misfortune or danger, and others claimed it would cure inflammatory diseases and soothe anger. Burmese warriors believed it made them invincible in battle. Medieval Europeans maintained that rubies bestowed health, wisdom, wealth and success in love.