Birthstone Meanings: What Your Gemstone Says About You
Birthstones are more than just pretty accents — they’re rich in meaning, history, and a touch of mystical charm. Traditionally tied to your birth month, each stone holds its own symbolism and personality, making it the perfect way to add a personal touch to your jewellery.
Whether you’re treating yourself or shopping for a meaningful gift, our Birthstone Collection is a beautiful way to celebrate individuality and connection.
What Does Your Birthstone Mean?
January: Garnet
A symbol of protection, strength, and grounding. Traditionally believed to guard against negative energy and promote self-confidence.
✨ Fun fact: Garnet is commonly gifted for second wedding anniversaries.
February: Amethyst
Known for clarity and calm, amethyst is said to encourage balance, inner peace, and spiritual awareness.
✨ Fun fact: Ancient Greeks believed amethyst could protect against drunkenness.
March: Aquamarine
Associated with serenity, courage, and communication. Its sea-blue hue is thought to calm the mind and bring emotional clarity.
✨ Fun fact: Aquamarine was once believed to calm waves and protect sailors at sea.
April: Diamond
Symbolisingpurity and everlasting love, diamonds represent strength, clarity, and resilience.
✨ Fun fact: Diamonds are the traditional gemstone for engagement rings and 60th anniversaries.
May: Emerald
A stone ofrenewal, wisdom, and growth. Emeralds are also linked to love, intuition, and harmony.
✨ Fun fact: Cleopatra was famously obsessed with emeralds and wore them often.
June: Pearl
Pearls represent elegance, purity, and protection. They're associated with nurturing energy and timeless style.
✨ Fun fact: Pearls are the traditional gift for 30th wedding anniversaries.
July: Ruby
Fiery and bold, rubies are symbols of passion, vitality, and courage. They’re believed to ignite energy and bring confidence.
✨ Fun fact: Rubies have been known as the "king of gemstones" and symbolise power and passion.
August: Peridot
Bright and fresh, peridot is thought to bring positivity, healing, and abundance.
✨ Fun fact: Peridot is one of the few gemstones that only comes in one colour — green.
September: Sapphire
A symbol of wisdom, truth, and loyalty. Sapphires are also said to attract calm and spiritual insight.
✨ Fun fact: Sapphires were once believed to protect against envy and attract divine favour.
October: Opal
Opals symbolise creativity, transformation, and emotional expression. Their shifting colours reflect a free-spirited nature.
✨ Fun fact: In the Middle Ages, opals were thought to bring good luck and amplify the powers of other gems.
November: Citrine
Citrine is all about warmth, joy, and prosperity. Known as the "success stone," it encourages optimism and abundance.
✨ Fun fact: Citrine was once believed to hold the power of the sun and bring energy to its wearer.
December: Turquoise
A protective stone linked to wisdom, healing, and positive energy. Turquoise is said to promote communication and emotional balance.
✨ Fun fact: Turquoise has been used in protective amulets for thousands of years across ancient cultures.
Birthstones Make Great Gifts
Birthstone jewellery brings an extra layer of meaning to any gift. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, marking a milestone, or simply surprising someone special, it’s a beautiful way to show thoughtfulness, personality, and style all in one.
But They're Not Just for Birthdays
Love the soothing vibe of aquamarine, even if you're a November baby? Go for it! Birthstones aren’t just tied to your birth month — they’re a chance to connect with a colour, a meaning, or simply a gem that speaks to your style.
Whether you're drawn to your own birthstone or vibing with another, these gems offer more than just sparkle — they bring intention and individuality to your piercings, making your stack feel uniquely you. Explore With Bling’s Birthstone Collection to find your match (or gift someone theirs).
