Birthstone & Birth Flower Finder
Pick a birth month to see its traditional birthstone and birth flower.
All months at a glance
| Month | Birthstone | Birth flower |
|---|---|---|
| Garnet | Carnation | |
| Amethyst | Violet | |
| Aquamarine | Daffodil | |
| Diamond | Daisy | |
| Emerald | Lily of the Valley | |
| Pearl | Rose | |
| Ruby | Larkspur | |
| Peridot | Gladiolus | |
| Sapphire | Aster | |
| Opal | Marigold | |
| Topaz | Chrysanthemum | |
| Turquoise | Narcissus |
Find your birthstone and birth flower
Choose your birth month and this tool instantly shows the traditional Western birthstone and birth flower associated with it. The month names follow your page language, while the gemstone and flower names are shown in English as a widely recognised reference. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Birthstones are gemstones linked to each month of the year, a custom with roots that stretch back centuries and which was standardised for the modern era in 1912. Birth flowers pair each month with a bloom, a tradition popularised in Victorian-era flower symbolism. Both make thoughtful, personal touches for birthday gifts, jewellery, and cards.
Birthstones and birth flowers by month
January is Garnet and the Carnation; February is Amethyst and the Violet; March is Aquamarine and the Daffodil; April is Diamond and the Daisy; May is Emerald and the Lily of the Valley; June is Pearl and the Rose; July is Ruby and the Larkspur; August is Peridot and the Gladiolus; September is Sapphire and the Aster; October is Opal and the Marigold; November is Topaz and the Chrysanthemum; and December is Turquoise and the Narcissus.
FAQ
What is my birthstone? Select your birth month above and the tool shows its birthstone immediately. For example, anyone born in April has the Diamond as their birthstone.
What is the difference between a birthstone and a birth flower? A birthstone is a gemstone assigned to your birth month, while a birth flower is a flower associated with that month. Each month has one of each in this tool.
Are there alternative birthstones for some months? Yes. Several months have more than one traditional or modern stone — for instance, some lists pair March with Bloodstone or June with Alexandrite or Moonstone. This tool shows the most widely recognised single stone and flower per month.
Is the data sent anywhere? No. The lookup happens entirely in your browser; nothing about your birth month leaves your device.