June’s birthstone is pearl
June’s stone is not a stone: it is nacre, grown by an animal, and the only birthstone that arrives finished. Ours are Akoya, cold-water grown, silver-rose in lustre.
- HARDNESS
- 2.5 to 4.5, the gentlest thing we set
- THE RULE
- Last on, first off: perfume and hairspray etch nacre
- GOOD TO KNOW
- Knotted strands want restringing every few years, free at the bench
The short answer
June’s birthstone is pearl. June’s stone is not a stone: it is nacre, grown by an animal, and the only birthstone that arrives finished. Ours are Akoya, cold-water grown, silver-rose in lustre. Works with pearl at Made With Color today run from From $2,400; every stone ships with a passport naming origin, carat, and treatment plainly.
What is the June birthstone?
June’s birthstone is pearl. Last on, first off: perfume and hairspray etch nacre.
Is pearl durable enough for daily wear?
2.5 to 4.5, the gentlest thing we set.
What should I know before buying?
Knotted strands want restringing every few years, free at the bench. Every stone here is chosen loose, in daylight, and passported.
The Pearl Strand
AKOYA · 18-INCH · SILK-KNOTTED
From $2,400
The Pearl Bracelet
FRESHWATER · 18K CLASP
From $520
The Pearl Ring
AKOYA PEARL · ROUND · 18K YELLOW · 8 MM AKOYA
$920