Personalized Two-Heart Birthstone Couple Bracelet

Details & care

There are two hearts here, one on each bracelet, and they reach for each other when the bracelets get close. Put a name and a birthstone month inside each heart and the pair starts reading like a sentence: you, and the person you're keeping. Stainless steel takes dishes, gym bags and long weeks without losing its shine, so neither bracelet needs babysitting. Wear one yourself, hand the other over, and let them meet in the middle.

Details to make it yours

• Two bracelets in one set, each with a heart charm
• Every heart holds one engraved name and one birthstone month
• The hearts pull together when the bracelets meet
• Stainless steel that holds up to daily wear and water splashes
• Names are engraved exactly as you type them, so double-check the spelling
• Finish options: polished steel or the engraved couple set

How to personalize

Start with the bracelet you'll wear: enter the name and birthstone month for the first heart. Then do the same for the second heart—the one going to your partner, your best friend or your kid. Read both names out loud and check the months before you check out, because the engraving follows your text letter for letter. One name per heart, one birthstone per name.

A closer look

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

Care for your keepsake

Wipe each bracelet with a soft cloth after wearing and store them apart so the hearts don't knock against each other. Put lotion, perfume and sunscreen on first, then the bracelet. Take it off for swimming in chlorinated pools, and dry it well if it gets soaked.

Your questions, answered

Can I choose a different name and birthstone for each heart?

Yes—that's the whole design. Each heart takes its own name and its own birthstone month, so you can pair a spouse and a child, two kids, a best friend, or a pet and a partner. Nothing has to match unless you want it to.

Is stainless steel a good choice for a bracelet I'll never take off?

It's one of the most forgiving metals you can wear every day. It resists rust, shrugs off sweat and hand washing, and keeps its color without plating that flakes. If your skin is sensitive to nickel, stainless steel is usually a safer bet than brass with a gold coating.