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Birthstone & birth flower

Find your birthstone & birth flower

Enter your birth date to reveal your birthstone, your birth flower, and what they traditionally symbolize — plus your sun sign and a link to your full birth chart. Calculated in your browser; nothing is stored.

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For entertainment & reflection. Not professional medical, legal, financial, or psychological advice. Readings are not predictions. Full disclaimer.

We use the month for your stone & flower, and the day for your sun sign. Nothing leaves your device.

Enter your birth date above to reveal your birthstone, birth flower, and sun sign.

Birthstones & birth flowers by month

The full chart — tap a month for its stone, colour, flower, and meanings.

January Garnet deep red Carnation February Amethyst purple Violet March Aquamarine pale sea-blue Daffodil April Diamond colourless (icy white) Daisy May Emerald rich green Lily of the Valley June Pearl white to cream Rose July Ruby red Larkspur August Peridot lime green Gladiolus September Sapphire blue Aster October Opal iridescent — every colour at once Marigold November Topaz golden amber Chrysanthemum December Turquoise blue to blue-green Narcissus

Birthstone & birth flower FAQ

What is my birthstone by month?

January is garnet, February amethyst, March aquamarine, April diamond, May emerald, June pearl, July ruby, August peridot, September sapphire, October opal, November topaz, and December turquoise. Six months also have a second or third official stone.

What is the difference between modern and traditional birthstones?

The modern list is the Jewelers of America standard set in 1912 and amended in 1952, 2002, and 2016 — the one most US jewelers use. Traditional birthstones are older associations that sometimes differ, such as bloodstone for March or sardonyx for August.

What is my birth flower?

Each month has a primary birth flower and a regional alternate: 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.

Is the birthstone based on my zodiac sign or my birth month?

The common birthstone list is by calendar month, not zodiac sign. Because each month spans two sun signs, your birthstone and your sun-sign stone can differ. This tool shows your month stone and flower plus your exact sun sign.

Do you store my birth date?

No. The lookup runs entirely in your browser. Your birth date is never sent to a server, saved, or logged.

For entertainment & reflection — birthstone and flower traditions vary by region and source. Full disclaimer.