You've known her name longer than she has.
You said it before she could. You wrote it on birthday cakes, school labels and the backs of photos. You have never needed a reminder of the month she arrived.
So make the gift out of what you knew first. Her name and her month, in one flower.
Her name is the stem. Her month is the flower.
Look closely: her name, written in flowing script, rises into the flower of the month she was born. One name, one flower, in one cut-out pendant.
Pick her month and her month's flower follows. Want to know which flower that is before you order? Ask us and we'll tell you.
Script is prettier than print, and it can be harder to read. We'd rather tell you now than have you find out when it arrives. So here is what we control: your order confirmation repeats her name and month, and you have 24 hours to fix either. And if her name is hard to read when it arrives, send us a photo within 30 days of delivery and we remake it free, one remake per order.
Let her open it first.
Christmas morning, the paper still in her lap. Her birthday, after the candles. The day she graduates, before the photos. Pick the moment, put it in her hands, and say nothing.
Let her hold it up and follow the stem to the flower. Let her ask why that flower.
Then tell her. It's her name, and the month she arrived. You were there for both.
Pick her colour.
Gold-tone, silver-tone or rose-tone. These name the colour, not the metal.
A bunch of flowers lasts a week. This one carries her name.
What she gets. What we promise.
✔ Her name in flowing script, as the stem of her flower
✔ The flower of her birth month
✔ Gold-tone, silver-tone or rose-tone
✔ Her name and month read back to you before it's made
A free remake if her name is hard to read. Send us a photo within 30 days of delivery. One remake per order.
A replacement if it arrives faulty, damaged or not as ordered. Tell us within 30 days of delivery. If we can't replace it, we refund you.
Before you order
Will it arrive in time for Christmas or her birthday?
Will it arrive in time for Christmas or her birthday?
It's made after you order, then ships with tracking in 12–18 business days in the US. Peak weeks can run longer.
For Christmas, a birthday, a graduation or another date, write the date in the order note and we'll give you an honest answer before we make it.
Which flower goes with her month?
Which flower goes with her month?
Each birth month has its own flower, and her pendant carries the one for hers. Want to know which flower that is before you order? Email support@flexivari.com and we'll tell you.
Not sure of her month? Leave it on "Choose month" and we'll ask you before it's made.
How long can her name be?
How long can her name be?
Up to 10 letters, one name per necklace. If her full name is longer, use the name she goes by.
What if I spell her name wrong or pick the wrong month?
What if I spell her name wrong or pick the wrong month?
Your order confirmation repeats her name and month. Reply within 24 hours and we fix it before it's made.
What is it made of?
What is it made of?
We haven't had one in our own hands yet, so we won't guess at the metal, the pendant size or the chain length. They go here, word for word, once we've measured one. The finish names describe the colour, not the metal.
If it arrives faulty, we replace it.
What if something is wrong with it?
What if something is wrong with it?
Faulty, damaged or not as ordered: tell us within 30 days of delivery and we replace it, or refund you if we can't. Her name hard to read: we remake it free within 30 days of delivery, one remake per order.
Because it's made for one person, a correct piece can't be returned for a change of mind.
Does it come ready to give?
Does it come ready to give?
It ships ready to wrap. When the light-up rose gift box shows above the button, tick it and we pack her necklace inside.
Is it only for a daughter?
Is it only for a daughter?
No. It suits anyone whose name and birth month you know by heart: your mom, your sister, your oldest friend.
Do you ship outside the US?
Do you ship outside the US?
Not at the moment.