• If you were asked about your birthstone, you would at least know it, or at least guess that it was something like that. But it may surprise you to learn that there are also birth flowers represented each month. Birth flowers have been known for a long time but are still used monthly by many people all over the world. Birth  flowers are seen firstly in Roman times, when birthday celebrations began. Celebrations that began during this period included decorating the altars of their gods and giving flowers as birthday presents.

• If birthstones are full of symbolism, birth flowers are no different. The idea that flowers have a symbolic meaning was introduced in England in the eighth century by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. It took nearly a century for floriography (the language of flowers) to become widespread. In the Victorian era, the meaning of Flowers was quite popular. They allowed the discreet display of love or affection to a lover during a time when the rules were quite strict. Each type of flower has a meaning assigned to it, and it can be used to convey a message, emotion or mood to the recipient without speaking out loud. Basically, flowers were just a short way to send a message by coding. In other words, it was an easy way to send a coded message!

• We now have a selection of flowers with specific meanings for each month of the year. Nowadays, it is a very popular way to celebrate your birthday, say I love you, say I'm thinking of you, or express many other feelings. 

• After learning the meaning of the birth flowers, you can examine whether they affect our own personality or not. This is a similar concept to the zodiac signs that we think affect our character. You can test the theory about these birth flowers by learning the birth dates of your family and friends.

• It would be a great option to buy birth flowers for your friend or family member on their birthday. This type of gift allows you to turn a general occasion into an unusual and personal gift. However, when buying flowers, this flower should be in season at the same time, but it always makes it difficult to find flowers in every season. Instead of these, you can gift your loved ones with jewelry embroidered with birth flowers. Necklaces and earrings engraved with birth flowers will be a symbol that you can express your love in all seasons of the year.

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                         link: Birth Flower Earring with Pave Huggie Hoop Earrings 

• Jewelry with engraved birth flowers is a good option to celebrate not only birthdays but also other special occasions. On your wedding anniversary, you can present a necklace with the engraved flower of the month you got married to your lover. On the anniversary of the day you met, you can give her a ring engraved with the flower of the month you met as a gift.

                             link: Personalized Birth Flowers Floral Signet Ring

            link: Personalized Dangle Birth Month Flower with Birthstone Earrings

• Everyone has a flower that has a symbolic meaning and is associated with the month in which he was born or experienced a special event. Let's explore the meaningful flowers that can help you both learn your own flower and choose a gift for your loved ones.

                                              image: Birth Flowers Chart

1. Carnation: The birth flower of January is the carnation. Carnations bloom in almost all colors of the rainbow, such as purple, red, yellow and even green. This flower symbolizes fascination, love and remembrance. People born in this month are generous and strong . They are also very loyal and self-indulgent people.

  2. Iris: The flower of February is the iris. Iris are the symbol of faith, hope, courage, wisdom and adoration. Some flower colors may have special meanings. The purple iris flower represents wisdom and compliment, while the blue iris flower reflects hope and faith.

  3. Daffodil: The flower of March is the daffodil. It means hope, rebirth and rejuvenation. Daffodils have different meanings in different cultures. In China, they are shown as good symbols for the New Year, while in Wales the daffodil represents loyalty. The ancient Greeks and Romans made use of flower healers. It is very important for those born in March to live in peace and happiness. They are also very creative people.

  4. Daisy: The birth flower of April is daisy. It represents innocence and privacy. The people was born this month become happy and lucky.

  5. Hawthorn: The birth flower of May is hawthorn. These flowers represent happiness, hope, and faith. They are also symbols of all kinds of love. In Celtic culture, hawthorns are reflectives of pure love and romance. Hawthorn represents fertility in pagan culture and has long been associated with May Day celebrations.

  6. Rose: The birth flower of June is rose. Although roses symbolize love and passion, they also have different meanings depending on their color. Roses, which are the symbol of romance, also represent confidentiality.

• Red roses mean “I love you”
• Red and white together symbolize unity
• Pink roses symbolize perfect happiness
• White roses symbolize innocence and purity
• Yellow roses symbolize friendship or jealousy

  7. Lotus (Waterlily): It is known as the flower of enlightenment. It also appears as a symbol of self-reproduction and rebirth. It is known as a reflection of strong human will. Those born in July are wise, high achievers and resilient people. People born in this month are self-motivated people who overcome all kinds of difficulties.

  8. Poppy: The meaning of the poppy, which is the flower of the month of August, varies from country to country. It can mostly represent healing, sleep, remembering someone who died in the family. It can also represent extravagance, luxury, beauty and success.

  9. Morning glory: The birth flower of September is morning glory. Among the most well-known meanings of the morning glory flower are love, life and death. The victory flower opens in the mornings and closes in the evenings, like life.

  10. Cosmos: It is for October and can be in pink and White colors. This flower name originated from Greek means harmony and ordered universe. Cosmos is used to celebrate a second wedding anniversary.

  11. Chrysanthemum: It is a flower born from a sad love story. It is a colorful, cheerful and much loved flower just like November people. November people are very friendly, always trying to be optimistic and fun.

  12. Holly: These people, who attach great importance to truth and honesty, are people who know and love to have fun as much as they are successful. Criticism of something they've done bothers them and they take care of themselves. In addition, because they have a social personality, they like to be with their friends and live comfortably.

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