Personalized Two-Heart Birthstone Bracelet

Details & care

This bracelet keeps two people on your wrist without making a scene. Each heart gets a name and a birthstone month, then slides onto a braided cord that tightens with a small knot—no clasp to fight with one hand. Choose black for something understated or gray if you want it to catch the light. The hearts are stainless steel, so they stay bright through handwashing, gym days, and everything between.

Details to make it yours

• Two heart charms on one braided cord, each engraved with a name
• Pick a birthstone month for each heart—same month or two different ones
• Sliding knot adjusts to your wrist without a clasp
• Black or gray cord; smooth polished back, engraved front
• Stainless steel charms that resist tarnish and everyday wear
• Unisex design that layers well with watches and other bracelets

How to personalize

Start by choosing your cord color: black or gray. Then enter the name and birthstone month for the left heart, and the name and birthstone month for the right heart. If you want the same name on both sides, that's fine too. Read both names out loud before checkout—the engraving matches exactly what you type, including spelling and capitalization.

A closer look

Explore the details, styling and personalization examples. Photos show sample designs; select your own options above.

Care for your keepsake

Wipe the hearts with a soft cloth after wearing, and keep the cord dry. Put it on after lotion, perfume, and sunscreen have dried. Take it off before swimming, showering, or heavy lifting to protect the braid and keep the finish looking new.

Your questions, answered

Can I choose two different names and birthstones?

Yes. Each heart is engraved separately, so you can use a partner and a child, two kids, a best friend, or a pet and a person. The birthstone months can match or be completely different.

Will the sliding knot stay tight?

The braided cord holds with friction, so it stays where you set it during normal wear. To loosen, slide the knots apart; to tighten, pull the cord ends. If it starts slipping after months of use, a gentle tug on the knot usually resets it.