Product description

Casual or formal occasion:

Carving natural flowers and plants, classic and elegant, and it's paired with a birthday stone. You can choose the flowers and plants represented by the birthday month, or just choose the flowers and plants that you/she/he like. Each kind of flower will bring you good luck and wishes.

Good choice for gift:

Come with a delicate pink package, it's a great ideal gift for your wife, girlfriend, boyfriend, mother, daughter, sister, family on birthday, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, anniversary, Christmas and so on.

Specification:

• Material: Alloy, Zircon
• Size: As pictures shown
• Color: Golden
• Package content: 1 Ring

Warm tips:

Store your jewelry in a sealed box or bag to avoid oxidation. Before showering and sleeping, remove the earrings. Stay away from chemicals to avoid any damage.

Note:

Manual measurement, there may be a 0 to 2 cm error, belongs to the normal phenomenon.

January-Snowdrop

This delicate flower often one of the first to poke through the snow in late winter, signifies hope and beauty.

February-Violets

Violets signify watchfulness, loyalty, and faithfulness. Give a violet to someone to let them know you’ll always be there for them!

March-Daffodil

The daffodil symbolizes unequaled love, so giving this flower to someone expresses a deep love that can not be rivaled or imitated. The daffodil has also been associated in history with death and rebirth—from the death of the self-loving Narcissus in Greek mythology to its perennial return as an Easter flower.

April-Sweet Peas

Sweet peas signify blissful pleasure, on the other hand they are also used to say good-bye. Perhaps Shakespeare had sweet peas in mind when he wrote the immortal words: “Parting is such sweet sorrow.”

May-Lily

The fragrant lily-of-the-valley signifies sweetness, humility, and a return to happiness. If you want to show your loved one that your life is complete with them, give them a few lilies of the valley.

June-Rose

There’s a reason that roses have inspired poets and painters for centuries. There are roses for every imaginable taste, from climbing roses and shrubs to long-stemmed roses. Symbolically, the rose has more meanings than one can count! A bouquet of roses means sincere gratitude, whereas a single rose amplifies the meaning of the color (a single red rose means “I REALLY love you”).

July Flower-Lotus

A lotus grows in mud and retreats into it every night. The following morning, it always blooms clean. It symbolizes purity and majesty.

August-Poppy

A poppy signifies pleasure, consolation, wishes wealth and success.

September-Morning Glories

Morning glories are simple symbols of affection. Those who rise early may be able to watch their lovely blooms open. Morning glory flowers generally curl closed later in the day, hence their name!

October-Marigold

The bright orange and yellow hues also represent the beauty and warmth of the rising Sun, and its power to resurrect. Today, we often focus more on sunny colors of the marigold, representing optimism and prosperity.

November-Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum is the last flower of the year, and it blooms well even in winter.Early winter also brings us hope and warmth.

December-Holly

Holly is a symbol of strength.It can grow in the most difficult circumstances and represents love and dedication to the things that are most important to you.

With a nice package.

For lovers, girlfriends, wives, fiancees, mothers, daughters, your friends and even yourself Valentine's Day gifts. It's also ideal for anniversaries, Mother's days, birthdays and so on.