Birthstone jewelry has been a meaningful gift category for generations — but with some months having more than one official stone, it can get confusing fast. Here's your complete guide, month by month.
Birthstones by Month
- January — Garnet: A deep red stone symbolizing protection and friendship.
- February — Amethyst: A rich purple stone associated with calm and clarity.
- March — Aquamarine: A pale blue-green stone linked to courage and serenity.
- April — Diamond: The classic stone of strength, clarity, and everlasting love.
- May — Emerald: A vivid green stone representing growth and renewal.
- June — Pearl: A timeless, luminous choice symbolizing purity and elegance.
- July — Ruby: A bold red stone tied to passion and vitality.
- August — Peridot: A bright green-gold stone associated with strength and positivity.
- September — Sapphire: A deep blue stone symbolizing wisdom and loyalty.
- October — Opal: A shimmering, multicolored stone representing creativity and hope.
- November — Citrine: A warm golden stone linked to positivity and abundance.
- December — Turquoise: A soft blue-green stone associated with protection and good fortune.
Why Birthstone Jewelry Makes Such a Meaningful Gift
Unlike a generic piece, birthstone jewelry feels personal without requiring a custom order — it's a simple, thoughtful way to tie a gift specifically to the person receiving it. It works beautifully for birthdays, but also for celebrating a new baby (using their birth month), anniversaries, or as a "just because" gift that still feels intentional.
How to Style Birthstone Jewelry
A single birthstone pendant on a delicate chain is the most classic styling, but birthstone rings and stacking pieces have become just as popular — especially for moms and grandmothers who want to combine multiple family birthstones into one meaningful piece.
Find your birth month's stone in our necklace and ring collections.