What is the Baby Birthflower collection?

These are 14K gold bracelets for children, each bearing the flower of the month in which the little one was born: snowdrop for January, iris for February, daffodil for March, daisy for April, lily for May, rose for June, lotus for July, poppy for August, aster for September, cosmos for October, chrysanthemum for November, and holly for December. It’s the first precious keepsake in a baby’s life.

Is 14K gold safe for a baby’s skin?

Yes. The bracelets are made of solid 14K gold (58,5% gold), available in yellow and white gold. Indira does not use titanium or nickel in these pieces, precisely because children’s skin is delicate. Solid gold is one of the gentlest materials to wear close to the skin.

How does the size fit a growing child’s wrist?

The bracelet features an adjustable cord with a sliding knot, so it tightens for a tiny baby wrist and loosens as the child grows. The same piece can be worn for years, making it a practical gift, not just a beautiful one.

Why is it a suitable gift for a christening or for a birth?

The birth flower turns the bracelet into a personalized and meaningful gift, and 14K gold gives it the lasting value of a piece to keep. Many families choose it as an heirloom, gifted at the christening and cherished for life. See the other ideas in the christening gifts section.

How do you care for a gold bracelet for children?

Solid 14K gold does not lose its color, but the textile cord should be kept away from water and prolonged bathing to stay clean. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth. Being gold, the piece comes in the velvet box Indira, ideal for storing and gifting.

Can I choose between yellow gold and white gold?

Yes, each birth flower is available in 14K yellow gold as well as 14K white gold. Choose the shade you find most suitable for the little one; both are solid gold with the same purity.