According to historians, the concept of birth flowers originated in ancient Rome when the Roman Empire started the tradition of birthday celebrations! A common gift during the time was a bundle or bouquet of flowers, and sooner or later, certain flowers became associated with certain months. Now each month is now symbolized by a specific bloom known to reflect the personality of those born within that time frame.

We love layering the smaller disk with a larger pendant, and wearing the larger pendant necklace on its own—though there’s no right or wrong way to style these. They’re designed to be timeless, simple and perfect for everyday wear: the kind of piece you can put on each morning without overthinking it. Try layering them with another chain or two! 

Refer to our chart (in the listing images) to find the birth flower assigned to each month! Some months, like January and March, have two birth flowers, so you get to choose—lucky you.Read more about the history of birth flowers in our journal and learn about the symbolism of each month’s flower.