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  • Linienportrait Kette getragen – Gravur eines schlafenden Babys
    Photo necklace
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  • Fingerabdruck Herz Kette getragen
    Memorial
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  • Fingerprint
  • Solid Gold
  • Pet
  • Geburtsdaten Kette mit Fußabdruck getragen
    Birth date
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  • Birthstone
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  • Birth Flower
  • Friendship

Solid Gold Birthstone Jewelry

Your birthstone in solid gold: for every month there is a genuine gemstone in a fine prong setting made of 333 or 585 gold – in yellow or white gold. As a necklace with a Singapore or Venetian chain, or as a single pendant with a hinged bail.

The small pendant can be added to any solid gold chain at any time, also next to an engraved coin with a fingerprint, handwriting or birth data.

  • The birthstones from January to December

    January garnet, February amethyst, March blue topaz, April white topaz, May emerald, June moonstone, July ruby, August peridot, September sapphire, October tourmaline, November citrine, December iolite. Every stone is genuine and about 3 mm in size – a subtle touch of colour for every day.

  • Solid gold or gold-plated – what is the difference?

    These birthstones are made of solid 333 or 585 gold – not just the surface, but the entire piece of jewelry. Unlike gold plating, solid gold cannot rub off. If you are looking for a more affordable option, you will find the gold-plated line made of stainless steel with an 18K coating in our birthstone jewelry collection.

  • 333 or 585 gold – which alloy is right for you?

    333 gold contains 33.3 % fine gold, 585 gold contains 58.5 %. 585 gold is more valuable and, in yellow gold, shows a richer gold tone; 333 gold is durable and more affordable. Both alloys are available in yellow and white gold – on our necklaces, the pendant and chain are always made of the same alloy.

  • Combine a birthstone with an engraved necklace

    Every birthstone pendant has a hinged bail and can be hung on any solid gold chain – also next to an engraved coin with a fingerprint, handwriting or birth data. This creates a necklace that connects several people, for example with one stone for each child.