Birthstone Jewelry

Metal, stone type, and size set the price. Sterling silver, stainless steel, and 10K, 14K, or yellow gold all price differently, and cubic zirconia costs less than genuine gems like garnet or sapphire. Carat weight, length, and charm size matter too. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Birthstone charms and necklaces lead the list. The top styles include boy and girl birthstone charms in 10K yellow gold, cubic zirconia birthstone necklaces, and holder necklaces. Birthstone rings, stud earrings, and hoops follow close behind.

Genuine stones are natural or lab-created gems; cubic zirconia is a made stone. Many pieces here use cubic zirconia in each month's color, while others feature garnet, citrine, aquamarine, or sapphire. Check each product title to see which stone it uses.

Yes, both suit regular wear with basic care. Stainless steel resists scratches and everyday knocks well. Sterling silver can darken over time, so wipe it after wearing and store it dry. See our jewelry care tips.

It is a necklace with a setting that holds a birthstone-colored stone. The holder styles here come in stainless steel at 18 inches, with cubic zirconia in colors like pink, yellow, green, and red. They work well for a single month or layered with others.

Start with their birth month, then pick the style they wear. Charms suit someone who collects them, studs and necklaces fit minimalists, and rings need the right size. If you are unsure, contact our jewelers for help.