Birth Flowers: Discover the Meaning of the Flower of your Month

Each flower gets strength from its roots, which give it stability, life and growth. It changes and evolves from a small, tender seed to a beautiful blossom, just like a child that grows with the love from its mother. It is unique, as nature intended, but its purpose is the same.

As mums, we all have the same task – to lead, support and love – but each of us has our own personal attitudes, strength and roots. We firmly believe that each of us has the power to share values, build connections and give love – that’s why we engrave each of our pieces by hand to tell your unique story.

Find out what birth flower is yours, and what it represents below…

Birth flower of January

A meaning of love, distinction and fascination, the Carnation is universally loved. It also symbolises luck and gratitude and is often referred to as the flower of the gods.

February birth flower

With delicate heart-shaped petals, Violet is a symbol of true love, modesty and virtue. Often used in poems, this flower is a sign of everlasting affection.

Birth flower of March

Blooming with grace & beauty, the Cherry Blossom signifies the beginnings of spring. Its short-lived bloom reminds us that life is beautiful and that every moment should be cherished.

Birth flower from April

A Daisy represents new beginnings and innocence. It is a delicate symbol of the start to a powerful journey, making it the perfect keepsake for anyone taking on a new venture.

Birth flower from May

The beautiful Peony is a symbol of true romance, prosperity and compassion. With its full, rounded bloom, it also embodies prosperity and is regarded as an omen of good fortune.

Birth flower from June

A Rose needs no introduction. Each colour, from red to rainbow, carries a meaning and a message. Whether it’s love, pride or gratitude or joy, a Rose’s symbolism is iconic and ever so pretty.

Birth flower from July

The Lotus flower is a symbol of purity and patience and holds a deep spiritual meaning for its wearer. It offers hope that something beautiful can grow from suffering.

Birth flower from August

Symbolising strength, pride and moral integrity, the striking colours and towering stems of a Gladioli represent someone special that we look up to.

Birth flower from September

Aster is a popular daisy-like flower that has grown wild since ancient times. With its colourful beauty, Aster is known as a talisman of love and a symbol of patience.

Birth flower from October

The Cosmos flower represents love and beauty and comes in many beautiful colours. It has the nickname the ‘flower of love’ and is also the second wedding anniversary flower.

Birth flower from November

Also known as the ‘Rose of Japan’, the Camellia flower symbolises love, affection, and is used as a gift to express a romantic interest from a secret admirer.

Birth flower from December

With bright red leaves and subtle flowers, a Poinsettia brings festive spirit. Also known as ‘Christmas Star’, Poinsettia is associated with good luck when given to a loved one.

Why personalise your jewellery with a birth flower?

Each birth flower has its own story and meaning, making it a gift full of meaning. 

So, by giving a personalised piece of jewellery with a birth flower, you're not only giving an aesthetic gift, but also a sentimental one that will tell a story and be cherished forever by the new mum. This jewellery will become a constant reminder of the love and joy surrounding the arrival of the new baby.

What's more, the birth flower can be combined with other personalised details, such as the baby's name or date of birth, to create a truly unique piece of jewellery that will be worn close to mum's heart.

So personalising a piece of jewellery with a birth flower is a touching way to celebrate the birth of a child and create a special, lasting memory for mum.

Discover the Birth Flower Collection here, perfect for personalised birthday gifts.