Just like birthstones, each month is represented by a unique flower — each carrying its own distinct meaning and symbolism. From January’s hopeful snowdrop to December’s festive poinsettia, birth flowers offer a meaningful way to celebrate yourself, a loved one, or special milestones. Discover each month’s bloom and what it represents.
January’s Birth Flower: Snowdrop
January’s Birth Flower: Snowdrop
Throughout history, the snowdrop has been cherished as a symbol of comfort and renewal — its bloom marking the arrival of spring. Once used in traditional herbal remedies, this delicate flower continues to bring joy today, reminding us that brighter days are always ahead.
Our Carved Snowdrop Cluster Necklace and Carved Snowdrop Drop Earrings celebrate the traits of those born in January — resilient and filled with positivity.
February’s Birth Flower: Violet
February’s Birth Flower: Violet
Violets have been cherished for centuries. In Ancient Greece, Persia, and Rome, they were celebrated as symbols of love and devotion. Napoleon Bonaparte famously carried violets in honor of his beloved Josephine, who adored them and even wore violets on their wedding day.
Our Carved Violet Necklace and Carved Violet Stud Earrings feature delicately hand-carved amethyst violets with a brilliant moissanite centre, paired with soft green peridot leaves. In line with the flower’s significance, amethyst — also February’s birthstone — represents inner strength, peace, and protection.
March’s Birth Flower: Daffodil
March’s Birth Flower: Daffodil
Daffodils are the birth flower for March and one of the first signs of spring. They represent new beginnings, renewal, and hope — a fitting symbol for anyone celebrating a birthday this month or going through a fresh start.
The daffodil is considered the national flower of Wales and is commonly worn on St David’s Day (1 March). Some traditions suggest that spotting the season’s first bloom brings a touch of good fortune for the year to come.
Carry the spirit of spring wherever you go with our Carved Daffodil Necklace and Carved Daffodil Stud Earrings — celebrating optimism, fresh starts, and good fortune for those who wear them.
April’s Birth Flower: Daisy & Tulip
April’s Birth Flower: Daisy & Tulip
Daisies have long symbolised innocence, purity, and loyal love. Its name is said to come from “day’s eye,” as the flower opens with the morning sun and closes at night. Our Carved Daisy Necklace and Carved Daisy Ring feature iridescent mother-of-pearl petals and a vibrant yellow citrine at the center.
The tulip, Holland’s national flower, represents love, gratitude, and new beginnings. Once prized as a symbol of wealth during the 1600s Tulip Mania, it continues to evoke elegance and grace today. Express deep love and appreciation with our Carved Tulip Necklace and Carved Tulip Stud Earrings — crafted with pink topaz and peridot gemstones.
May's Birth Flower: Lily
May's Birth Flower: Lily
Native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, lilies have been cherished for centuries for their delicate beauty and sweet fragrance. Often seen in gardens, weddings and celebrations, they’re believed to bring renewal, peace, and abundance wherever they grow.
At Mondays Made, our Carved Lily Necklace and Carved Lily Stud Earrings capture the serene elegance of this beloved bloom — offering a graceful tribute to the kind, compassionate spirits born in May. With Mother’s Day also falling in May, lily jewelry makes a meaningful gift for mums and mother figures — a symbol of love and gratitude that will last far beyond a bouquet.
June's Birth Flower: Rose
June's Birth Flower: Rose
In modern times, the rose is a universal symbol of romantic love. In Roman times, red roses were planted at graves to symbolize both death and rebirth. In contrast, pink roses symbolize attraction and admiration.
Those born in June embody the spirit of the rose – passionate, expressive, and deeply loving. Our Carved Pink Rose Huggie Earrings and Carved Pink Rose Necklace capture this essence, reflecting their grace and heartfelt devotion.
July's Birth Flower: Hydrangea
July's Birth Flower: Hydrangea
The name hydrangea is derived from the Greek words hydor (water) and angeion (vessel), reflecting the flower’s association with growth and renewal.
Gifting hydrangeas is a heartfelt way to express gratitude and appreciation. This makes our Carved Hydrangea Cluster Necklace and Carved Hydrangea Stud Earrings excellent choices to celebrate loved ones or as a reminder to cherish meaningful connections that bring joy and growth.
August's Birth Flower: Poppy
After World War I, the red poppies of Flanders Fields' became an emblem of remembrance for the soldiers who fell on the battlefield. Though delicate and vibrant, the poppy carries a profound sense of resilience and hope.
Those born in August embody this same quiet strength — brave, introspective, and deeply emotional. Our Carved Poppy Necklace and Carved Poppy Stud Earrings, crafted in red agate with black spinel centres, reflect the flower’s graceful spirit and enduring beauty.
September's Birth Flower: Aster
September's Birth Flower: Aster
Legend has it that the goddess Astraea wept for the lack of stars in the sky, and where her tears touched the earth, tiny star-like blossoms grew.
A reminder of the beauty that comes with time and growth, our Carved Aster Necklace and Carved Aster Stud Earrings make thoughtful gifts for celebrating special milestones and cherished moments.
October's Birth Flower: Cosmos
October's Birth Flower: Cosmos
The name cosmos comes from the Greek word kosmos, meaning order and beauty in the universe — a fitting tribute, as even the flower’s petals are arranged in perfect symmetry.
Our Carved Cosmos Necklace and Carved Cosmos Stud Earrings, featuring hand-carved pink mother of pearl petals, capture the flower’s delicate elegance. They make meaningful pieces to celebrate inner peace and grace.
November's Birth Flower: Peony
November's Birth Flower: Peony
In Chinese culture, the peony is highly revered as the "King of Flowers," widely associated with prosperity, romance, and honor, and is often used in wedding traditions.
Like the “King of Flowers”, those born in November are reliable, and charming. Our Carved Peony Necklace and Carved Peony Stud Earrings celebrate their vibrant spirit, making a thoughtful, everlasting keepsake.
December's Birth Flower: Poinsettia
December's Birth Flower: Poinsettia
Our Poinsettia Necklace and Poinsettia Stud Earrings capture the festive spirit in exquisite detail, adorned with pavé moissanite leaves at the center to reflect the season’s radiant sparkle — a brilliant reminder of the warmth and togetherness during the holiday season.
Birth Flower Jewelry: A Personal Keepsake
Unlike fresh flowers, birth flower jewelry is designed to last. More than just a beautiful accessory, it’s a connection to your own story — a celebration of your unique traits that you can carry with you every day.
At Mondays Made, we pride ourselves on our unique designs that offer a refined yet whimsical touch, setting your gift apart. Each birth flower is brought to life with intricate hand-carved techniques from natural gemstones and is available in 18k gold vermeil, 18k rose gold vermeil and S925 rhodium vermeil – crafted for a lasting, luxurious finish.
With the festive season just around the corner, there’s no better time to discover a piece that celebrates yourself, a loved one, and the special moments you hold close. Explore our full range of birth flower jewelry — thoughtfully crafted for everyday wear at an accessible price point.
