Jacqueline Nguyen, Cushla Whiting
Photography: Kristina Yenko
Birthstones may be tied to the months of the year, but their significance goes far beyond the calendar. Each one carries a story—of strength, love, protection, clarity, or creativity—making them a deeply personal choice for your wedding day. To wear one is to weave meaning into your look, turning a beautiful accessory into a symbol of who you are. Ahead, explore a curated edit of bridal birthstone jewelry ideas designed to inspire a look that’s thoughtful, intimate, and entirely your own.
VRAI, Mazarin
Photography: Clementine Passet
January: Garnet
Red garnet, once the most coveted gemstone in the later years of the Roman Empire, has long been associated with protection and passion. Today, they are cherished as symbols of eternal love and devotion. Garnet's fiery, passionate hue adds romantic richness to any bridal ensemble. When paired with antique or rose gold, they exude vintage opulence and warmth—making them perfect for heirloom-inspired pieces meant to be cherished and passed down through generations.
Jade Ruzzo, Pamelatto, Temple of The Sun
Charlotte Navio, Simuero, Steven Stone
February: Amethyst
Regal and dreamy, amethyst is the stone of serenity, wisdom, and inner clarity, perfect for a bride who leads with heart and intuition. Its velvety violet hue works effortlessly with soft pastels, flowing tulle, and vintage lace, adding a whisper of magic to an already romantic look. Amethyst fits perfectly with the spiritual, bohemian, or art-loving bride—someone who sees beauty in the unconventional.
Simuero, Melissa Joy Manning, Viltier
March: Aquamarine
Aquamarine is the very definition of calm—its cool, watery glow said to bring inner peace and harmony to a marriage. Like sunlight on a tranquil sea, this gentle blue gem makes an elegant “something blue.” Let it shimmer from slender drop earrings, wrap your wrist in a whisper-thin bracelet, or set a delicate aquamarine stone in a platinum or white gold ring for a subtle yet meaningful touch.
Keshett, Keshett, Sauer
Marlo Laz, Mateo, Boucheron
April: Diamond
A girl's best friend, diamonds are timeless, dazzling, and eternally captivating. As the most desirable gemstone of all, they embody unbreakable love and enduring elegance. Whether it’s the centerpiece of an engagement ring or sparkling subtly in pavé accents, diamonds will always be synonymous with bridal glamour.
May: Emerald
As fresh and vibrant as spring itself, emerald is the ultimate symbol of renewal—what could be more fitting for a wedding day? With its rich green hue, emerald strikes the perfect balance between boldness and grace, making a stunning contrast against ivory or cream gowns. Think vintage necklaces that feel storied, or art deco-inspired earrings that whisper old-world glamour.
Karla Clarke, Sarah & Sebastian, DYNE
Natasha Schweitzer, Jonne Amaya, Natasha Schweitzer
June: Pearl
Pearl is a classic! Worn by royals, icons, and generations of brides, they’ve stood the test of time as symbols of purity, femininity, and grace. Their soft, luminous glow adds a quiet sophistication that never tries too hard, making them the "it" choice for minimalist bridal looks. A single pearl drop earring, a delicate strand around the neck, or a sculptural cuff with a statement pearl—each option delivers just the right amount of chic to feel effortlessly special.
Competedworks, Agmes, Sophie Bille Brahe
July: Ruby
Ruby pulses with passion. Bold and full of life, just like the month of July, they carry a regal energy that truly turns heads. Perfect for dramatic bridal looks or evening ceremonies under the stars, a ruby-accented necklace, bracelet, or ring adds instant richness, status and romance to a gown.
Royal Gilbert, Katkim, 925
Graff, Pierre E. Testard, Temple of the Sun
August: Peridot
Peridot’s fresh lime-green glow brings joy, optimism, and luck. Its whimsical citrusy hue is ideal for garden ceremonies or breezy outdoor celebrations. One of the most distinctive qualities of peridot is its ability to retain the same vibrant color in both natural sunlight and artificial light, ensuring it shines beautifully from day to night. Set in yellow gold or paired with other colorful gemstones, peridot adds a playful yet elegant twist.
Bao Bae, Sarah & Sebastian, Uniform Object
September: Sapphire
Though sapphires appear in a spectrum of shades, from soft pinks to warm champagne, they’re best known for their deep, intense blue. Symbols of loyalty and protection, deep blue sapphires perfectly capture the spirit of September. Whether adorning a necklace or delicately woven into bridal accessories, sapphires bring a layered depth that feels both thoughtful and modern.
Steven Stone, Jonne Amaya, Temple of the Sun
Kirstin Ash, LeiL, Kirstin Ash
October: Opal
Opal is mystical and poetic, flashing with iridescent color like bottled stardust. It's a beautiful pick for creative, whimsical October-born brides. The gemstone looks especially stunning in sculptural designs and unexpected bridal accents, like a statement cuff or modern brooch. Its ever-changing play of colors ensures every piece feels uniquely alive, capturing the magic of the moment.
Sarah & Sebastian, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Sarah & Sebastian
November: Citrine
Unlike its more common quartz cousins, citrine holds a complexity in its warmth—a gem that flickers with depth and vibrancy rather than just simple brightness. Its rarity makes it a choice for brides who appreciate subtle uniqueness without the need for flash. Citrine’s quiet yet eye-catching glow is ideal for contemporary designs that echo a bride’s bold spirit and luminous love story.
Mateo, Dior, ChicVida
Meili, Natasha Schweitzer, Mateo
December: Turquoise
Turquoise has long held meaning across ancient civilizations, from Egyptian royalty to Native artisans—its opaque, blue-green tone steeped in mysticism and strength. For modern brides, it offers a soulful, bohemian edge that feels at home under sun-drenched skies. Set in brushed gold or silver, turquoise brings rugged elegance that effortlessly elevates even the most minimalist bridal look.
