Birthstone Jewellery
Birthstone jewellery turns a birth month into something worn every day. This collection holds around 80 personalised necklaces, rings and bracelets in 925 sterling silver, each made to order with engraved names and the stones of the months you choose — one for a new baby, or several for a whole family. Prices start from £29.95, with selected designs in gold or rose-gold plating.
Which Birthstone Piece Fits the Moment
The format usually follows the occasion. A personalised birthstone necklace is the classic choice for a new mum or a milestone birthday — worn close, easy to layer, instantly visible. Birthstone rings suit quieter everyday wear, with one stone per child a popular request. Birthstone bracelets round out the range, including men's designs in leather and steel with engraved names.
A Stone for Every Month
Each month of the year has a traditional stone and a colour of its own — this is the complete list:
| Month | Traditional birthstone | Colour worn |
|---|---|---|
| January | Garnet | Deep red |
| February | Amethyst | Violet purple |
| March | Aquamarine | Pale sea blue |
| April | Diamond | Icy white (clear crystal) |
| May | Emerald | Rich green |
| June | Pearl | Soft cream |
| July | Ruby | Bright red |
| August | Peridot | Light green |
| September | Sapphire | Deep blue |
| October | Opal | Iridescent pastel |
| November | Topaz | Golden yellow |
| December | Blue topaz | Icy blue |
Pieces in this collection set each month as a faceted stone in its traditional colour, so a family necklace can line up every child's month side by side. You are not locked to birth dates either: many customers pick the colours the recipient loves, or combine an anniversary month with each child's birth month in a single piece.
Mixing Months in One Piece
The most-loved combinations put several months side by side. A mum-of-three might wear four stones — her own month plus one per child — while grandparents often carry every grandchild in birth order. Couples sometimes set two stones only: the month they met and the month they married. Because each stone is identified by colour rather than a label, the meaning stays private to the wearer; to anyone else it simply reads as a well-chosen piece of jewellery. That quiet layer of meaning is why birthstone gifts land so reliably — they are deeply personal without needing you to know a ring size, a style preference or a favourite brand. A birth month is the one detail you always already have.
Building a Family Piece: Three Steps
- Count the people. One stone for a new baby, or one per child or grandchild — some customers even add a stone for a pet.
- Pick the format. Necklaces show the stones most visibly, rings keep them subtle, and bracelets carry the men's leather and steel designs.
- Confirm months and spellings at checkout. Personalised pieces are made to order and final sale, so double-check each birth month and name before ordering.
Engraving Names Alongside the Stones
Most designs pair stones with engraving — first names, dates or a short message. Family pieces hold several names and matching birthstones together, so a mum's necklace can carry every child at once. Personalised pieces are made to order, which is why they are final sale; confirm spellings and stone months carefully at checkout. Our guide to the best personalised birthstone jewellery compares the most-loved designs by recipient.
Gifting Occasions That Suit Birthstones
- New baby — mum wears the baby's birth month from day one.
- Milestone birthdays — an 18th, 30th or 50th marked with the recipient's own stone.
- Mother's Day and grandparents' gifts — one stone per child or grandchild.
- Anniversaries — the month you married, worn as a stone rather than a date.
Keeping Stones and Silver at Their Best
Wipe 925 sterling silver with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store pieces in a closed box or pouch to slow tarnish. Keep stones away from perfume, hairspray and household cleaners — put jewellery on last when getting ready — and avoid wearing it in pools, since chlorine dulls both the silver and the stones over time.
Frequently asked questions
Can one piece hold birthstones for my whole family?
Yes. Family designs hold several stones with matching engraved names — many necklaces and rings take multiple birthstones, so a mum or grandma can wear every child in one piece. Each product page shows how many stones and names a design carries.
Do I have to choose the recipient's actual birth month stone?
No. You pick the stones when ordering, so you can match a favourite colour, an anniversary month or a child's birth month instead — whatever carries the most meaning for the wearer.
What metal is birthstone jewellery made from?
Every piece is built on 925 sterling silver, with selected designs plated in gold or rose gold. Stones are selected to match each month's traditional colour, with April represented by a clear diamond-effect CZ.
How long does a made-to-order birthstone piece take to arrive?
Personalised pieces go into production once you confirm names and stones, with typical delivery in 7-12 working days. Order a couple of weeks ahead for birthdays and Mother's Day.
How do I keep birthstone jewellery looking new?
Put it on after perfume and lotions, wipe the silver with a soft cloth after wear, and store it in a pouch. Take it off for swimming — chlorine dulls both silver and stones.