Birth Flower Jewelry
Celebrate your birthday with a birth flower necklace
The tradition of birth flowers dates back to Victorian times, when each month of the year was associated with a particular flower. Each was said to reflect the character and qualities of people born that month. Birth flower necklaces let you celebrate your birthday by wearing a flower that represents you.
The meaning of birth flowers
Every month has a birth flower with its own meaning. For example, the daisy, an April flower, stands for innocence and purity, while the lily, a May flower, symbolizes love and passion. A birth flower necklace lets you wear these symbols in a subtle, elegant way.
- January: Snowdrop. This delicate flower symbolizes hope and beauty, a sign of renewal and optimism in the depths of winter.
- February: Iris. With its slender petals, the iris stands for faith, courage and wisdom, as well as spirituality and determination.
- March: Daffodil. A symbol of renewal and new beginnings, the daffodil promises growth as winter ends and spring arrives.
- April: Daisy. Its white petals and bright yellow center symbolize innocence and purity, simplicity and truth.
- May: Hawthorn. Its delicate, fragrant flowers stand for humility and happiness, quiet beauty and joy in a simple life.
- June: Rose. The queen of flowers, the rose stands for love and appreciation and is a classic symbol of romance and elegance.
- July: Water lily. Floating on water, this flower symbolizes purity and majesty and offers a tranquil image of natural beauty.
- August: Poppy. Its bright red petals stand for strength of character and courage, resilience and boldness.
- September: Morning glory. This climbing flower represents affection and loyalty and is a symbol of friendship and trust.
- October: Cosmos. Its delicate, cup-shaped flowers stand for innocence, purity and simplicity.
- November: Chrysanthemum. A symbol of friendship, eternity and abundance, the chrysanthemum also evokes beauty, gratitude and wisdom.
- December: Holly. Its prickly leaves and bright red berries symbolize insensitivity and offer a striking image of nature surviving even the harshest conditions.
Choosing the flower for your necklace
Choose your birth flower necklace for a personal reason or for the symbolism of the flower. The necklaces can be custom-made with a choice of flowers, each with its own meaning and beauty. Different styles and materials, including gold, silver and rose gold, let you choose a necklace for any occasion.
Giving a birth flower necklace
A birth flower necklace makes a personal, meaningful gift for a birthday or another special occasion. Choosing a flower for someone shows that you've thought about what makes them unique. Birth flower necklaces can also be personalized with a birthstone or an initial to make your gift even more individual.
A birth flower necklace is an elegant way to celebrate your birthday or mark someone else's. Choose the flower that best represents you and wear a piece of jewelry with personal and symbolic meaning. Given as a gift, it can be treasured for years to come.


March: Daffodil

April: Daisy

May: Hawthorn


July: Water lily


September: Morning Glory


November: Chrysanthemum

December: Holly

Celebrate your birthday with a birth flower necklace
The tradition of birth flowers dates back to Victorian times, when each month of the year was associated with a particular flower. Each was said to reflect the character and qualities of people born that month. Birth flower necklaces let you celebrate your birthday by wearing a flower that represents you.
The meaning of birth flowers
Every month has a birth flower with its own meaning. For example, the daisy, an April flower, stands for innocence and purity, while the lily, a May flower, symbolizes love and passion. A birth flower necklace lets you wear these symbols in a subtle, elegant way.
- January: Snowdrop. This delicate flower symbolizes hope and beauty, a sign of renewal and optimism in the depths of winter.
- February: Iris. With its slender petals, the iris stands for faith, courage and wisdom, as well as spirituality and determination.
- March: Daffodil. A symbol of renewal and new beginnings, the daffodil promises growth as winter ends and spring arrives.
- April: Daisy. Its white petals and bright yellow center symbolize innocence and purity, simplicity and truth.
- May: Hawthorn. Its delicate, fragrant flowers stand for humility and happiness, quiet beauty and joy in a simple life.
- June: Rose. The queen of flowers, the rose stands for love and appreciation and is a classic symbol of romance and elegance.
- July: Water lily. Floating on water, this flower symbolizes purity and majesty and offers a tranquil image of natural beauty.
- August: Poppy. Its bright red petals stand for strength of character and courage, resilience and boldness.
- September: Morning glory. This climbing flower represents affection and loyalty and is a symbol of friendship and trust.
- October: Cosmos. Its delicate, cup-shaped flowers stand for innocence, purity and simplicity.
- November: Chrysanthemum. A symbol of friendship, eternity and abundance, the chrysanthemum also evokes beauty, gratitude and wisdom.
- December: Holly. Its prickly leaves and bright red berries symbolize insensitivity and offer a striking image of nature surviving even the harshest conditions.
Choosing the flower for your necklace
Choose your birth flower necklace for a personal reason or for the symbolism of the flower. The necklaces can be custom-made with a choice of flowers, each with its own meaning and beauty. Different styles and materials, including gold, silver and rose gold, let you choose a necklace for any occasion.
Giving a birth flower necklace
A birth flower necklace makes a personal, meaningful gift for a birthday or another special occasion. Choosing a flower for someone shows that you've thought about what makes them unique. Birth flower necklaces can also be personalized with a birthstone or an initial to make your gift even more individual.
A birth flower necklace is an elegant way to celebrate your birthday or mark someone else's. Choose the flower that best represents you and wear a piece of jewelry with personal and symbolic meaning. Given as a gift, it can be treasured for years to come.


March: Daffodil

April: Daisy

May: Hawthorn


July: Water lily


September: Morning Glory


November: Chrysanthemum

December: Holly
