Birth Flower Jewelry: Meaningful Symbolic Blossoms April 19, 2023 19:16
Birthstones are not the only symbolic piece that corresponds to the month you were born, even though they are mostly known. Flowers have long been used and given as symbols of love, remembrance and included in many ceremonies and celebrations. But did you also know that each month has it's own symbolic bloom? Yes, there are birth flowers that represent and symbolize the traits for the month you were born. These forever lasting jewelry blooms make a beautiful gift for any occasion or for yourself.
January-Carnation
The Carnation is the birth flower for January and is a flower of unyielding love,
affection and admiration. They produce elegant, attractive blooms that induce and symbolize a variety of emotions.The love aspect of the Carnation meaning includes everything from a mother's unconditional love of her children and family to a suitor's passion for his bride.
February-Violet
The Violet represents the month of February. A flower of innocence,everlasting love, spiritual wisdom,faithfulness & mysticism. The pretty purple flower also is symbolic of faith, mystical awareness, inspiration, spiritual passion, profuseness and sovereignty. Purple combines the calm stability of blue and the fierce energy of red.
March-Daffodil
The March birth flower is the Daffodil. Daffodils are the first sign of Spring. A Flower of new beginnings, rebirth & hope. Symbolic of joy positivity & appreciation of life. Much of this symbolism stems (see what I did there lol) from the fact that Daffodils emerge each Spring to light up barren landscapes with their cheerful yellow, orange, and white flowers. This bright and joyous flower makes a beautiful gift and is a great reminder to live with joy and hope in your hearts.
April-Daisy
The cute and delicate Daisy is the birth flower for April. A flower of happiness, simplicity and innocence. It symbolizes the simple beauty of a very happy life. Daisies seem so happy with their sun-like center surrounded by delicate white petals. Can also symbolize new beginnings and is a great reminder that we all need a fresh start every once in a while. This cheerful flower makes a great gift and is sure to brighten up anyone's day.
May-Lily of the Valley
With a delicate scent that welcomes the arrival of Spring, the delicate bell-shaped flowers have long been associated with royalty and are used as symbols of love, motherhood, and purity. This pretty flower represents the month of May. A flower also known as a symbol of good luck, sincereity and happiness.
June-Rose
Most notably, the Rose meaning is centered around love. But also symbolic of wisdom, beauty, faith and devotion. The birth flower for June, the Rose is an iconic flower. Each color has different meanings as the yellow rose symbolizes friendship, joy, and new beginnings while orange roses symbolize fascination, desire, and sensuality. But no matter the color, a rose is a statement of beauty that anyone would be happy to receive.
Here is additional interesting and deeper information about the beautiful Rose. (info source: FTD)
Rose Symbolism and ColorsA rose’s symbolism varies by the color of the rose and how many roses are given.
- Red roses symbolize love and romance and are the perfect Valentine’s Day rose.
- Pink roses symbolize gratitude, grace, admiration, and joy.
- Orange roses symbolize enthusiasm and passion.
- Yellow roses symbolize friendship.
- White roses symbolize innocence and purity.
Though in most cases, roses are tied to love, you can send a specific romantic message by the number of roses you send.
- One rose symbolizes love at first sight.
- Two roses symbolize shared and deep love.
- Three roses says “I love you”.
- Six roses says “I want to be yours”.
- Seven roses says “I’m infatuated with you”.
- Nine roses symbolize eternal love.
- Ten roses says “You’re perfect”.
July-Water Lily
Water lilies are often associated with birth and resurrection because of their striking ability to emerge from the murky water. They have connections to spirituality, renewal and life energy. Wear this beautiful flower as a reminder of your own strength to emerge and overcome any obstacles in life.
August-Gladiolus
This beautiful stately flower is for the month of August. Flower known as a symbol of faithfulness, integrity & honesty. Represents internal strength & ability to overcome life's challenges. It’s also the 40th anniversary flower because it symbolizes both infatuation and remembrance.
September-Morning Glory
The Morning Glory is the birth flower for September. A flower known as a symbol of life and love. Also symbolic of trust, respect, nobility and other heartfelt emotions. Its ability to rise each morning and sleep each evening resembles human life. Depicting the essence of life and the shortness thereof. We are taught that our lives are to be lived by facing the light of the sun and to be truly who we are.
October-Marigold
Bright and cheerful Marigolds are reminiscent of the sun. Marigolds symbolize positive energy and give off feelings of warmth, optimism, happiness and joy. A flower known for passion and creativity. Also a symbol of aspiration and prosperity. Brighten up anyone's day with this joyous little flower.
November-Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums are the birth flower for those born in November. These flowers are known as symbols of friendship, happiness, and well-being. These bright flowers come in a variety of colors and are also associated with perfection and longevity. A special flower that would make a lovely gift for family and friends.
December-Narcissus
This highly fragrant flower represents the month of December. The meaning of the Narcissus flower (also known as Paperwhites) include new beginnings, renewal, optimism, grace, inspiration, and self-love. This beautiful symbolic flower that is also believed to mean that you want your loved ones to stay just the way they are. Narcissus tells us overall that people born in December are generally ambitious, confident and creative. Wear or gift this meaningful bloom.
We hope you enjoyed and learned something about these wonderful blooms and their special meanings. Thanks so much for stopping by. You can find all the Birth Flowers here---> BIRTH FLOWER COLLECTION