Birthstones get all the attention, but flowers carry meaning too — and unlike a stone, a real flower can be pressed, set in resin, and worn exactly as it grew. If you're looking for a gift that feels personal without being complicated, your birth flower is a good place to start.
What is a birth flower?
Much like birthstones, each month of the year has a flower traditionally associated with it — a custom that goes back centuries in different cultures. A birth flower pendant works the same way a birthstone ring does: it's a small, personal marker of the month someone was born, without needing an explanation.
Birth flowers by month
- January — Carnation
- February — Violet
- March — Daffodil
- April — Daisy
- May — Lily of the Valley
- June — Rose
- July — Larkspur
- August — Gladiolus
- September — Aster
- October — Marigold
- November — Chrysanthemum
- December — Narcissus
We don't always have the exact bloom pressed and ready, but we work with what's closest in colour and shape, or with a flower that carries a similar meaning — just message us on WhatsApp and we'll talk through the options.
Turning a birth flower into a resin pendant
Once we know your month (or the flower you'd like), it goes through the same hand-poured process as every other piece — mixed, layered, cured, and polished over a few days. If you want the full behind-the-scenes version, we've written about it here: How Handmade Resin Jewelry Is Made. Browse our current resin pendants for a sense of shape and style, then message us to make one specific to a month.
A gift that needs no explanation
A birth flower pendant works for almost any occasion — a birthday, obviously, but also as a thoughtful add-on for a new mother, a close friend, or yourself. It sits well alongside other personalised pieces too, like our initial keychains. For more gifting ideas by occasion, see our Resin Jewelry Gift Guide.
Know the month — let's find the flower. Message us to start a custom pendant.
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