Birthstone Jewelry

Birthstone jewelry at IFSHE means necklaces, rings, and bracelets set with the stones of the months that matter — your children's, your partner's, or your own — most engraved with matching names. About half of the designs that name a metal are 925 sterling silver.

With designs holding anywhere from one to five stones, it is built for moms, grandmas, and couples marking the people behind each date.

Begin With the Months, Not the Metal

List the birth months you want represented — children, partner, parents, or your own — then filter to designs that hold that count. Family necklaces and rings here carry up to five stones, so most households fit on a single piece. If you're unsure which stone belongs to which month, the birthstones-by-month guide settles it in seconds.

When Names Join the Stones

Most of these designs pair every stone with an engraved name, turning a pretty pendant into a small family record. Multi-name designs climb in price as names and stones are added. Each piece is made to order, which is also why accuracy matters up front: engraved jewelry is final sale, so verify spellings and months before checkout. For a deeper walkthrough of stone counts, chains, and pendant shapes, see the complete birthstone necklace buying guide.

Occasions Where Birthstones Land Best

  • A new baby — add the newest stone to mom's necklace or ring.
  • Mother's Day — the birthstone necklaces for mom lineup is built exactly for this.
  • Milestone anniversaries — two stones, two names, one piece — a heart necklace with birthstones is the classic form.
  • Grandma's birthday — grandchildren's months gathered in one place.

Necklace, Ring, or Bracelet?

Necklaces display the stones at eye level and suit first-time gifts; rings work as a daily, glance-down reminder; bracelets layer easily with what she already wears. Rings do require a size, so if the gift is a surprise, borrow one she already wears on the same finger — or default to a pendant, the most forgiving choice because there is no finger sizing to get wrong.

Keeping the Colors Vivid

Wipe pieces with a soft, dry cloth after wear, keep them away from perfume and household cleaners, and store them in a pouch rather than a steamy bathroom. The 925 sterling silver settings stay bright with that small routine.

Frequently asked questions

How many birthstones can one piece hold?

Family designs in this collection hold up to five stones — rings and necklaces come in two-, three-, four-, and five-stone versions, each stone usually paired with an engraved name.

How do I find someone's birthstone if I only know their birthday?

Every birth month has a traditional gemstone, so the birthday alone is enough. You select the stone for each person's month on the product page, and our birthstones-by-month guide lists all twelve if you want to preview colors first.

Can I add names along with the birthstones?

Yes — most designs pair each stone with a custom engraved name. You enter the names and months when ordering, and the piece is made to order, usually in 925 sterling silver.

What if I pick the wrong month or misspell a name?

Review every name and birth month carefully before ordering — personalized and engraved pieces are made to order and final sale. Eligible non-personalized birthstone items can be returned within 60 days of delivery for 80% of the item price, or exchanged with no deduction.

When should I order a birthstone gift for Mother's Day?

Allow about four weeks. Each piece is made to order and typical US delivery is 7-12 business days, so ordering early keeps you clear of the holiday. Personalized pieces take up to 4-7 business days before shipping, and many best sellers ship in 1-2.

Video guide

January Birthstone Color: Why Garnet Isn't Only Red
  • January has one birthstone, garnet, in all four columns of the birthstone table: the 15th–20th century, the U.S. lists of 1912 and 2019, and the UK list of 2013.
  • Garnet is not one mineral but a group of silicate minerals. Garnets come in every color, with reddish shades the most common and blue the rarest.
  • Ruby, July's birthstone, is a different mineral, a variety of corundum, and it is usually pinker than garnet.
  • On our birthstone pieces, January and July are both red swatches, so check the month label rather than the color.
December Birthstone Color: Turquoise, Tanzanite or Zircon?
  • December has three birthstones on the current U.S. list (turquoise, zircon and tanzanite) and two on the UK list (tanzanite and turquoise); blue topaz is on neither.
  • Zircon is a natural mineral, zirconium silicate. Cubic zirconia is a different material, zirconium dioxide, and the cubic zirconia used in jewelry is synthesized.
  • On our birthstone pieces, you pick a month for each stone, and each month is one stone color, so for December you simply pick Dec.
  • Confirm each person's birth month and check the spelling of every name before you order.