How lucky are April babies? Diamond - the most sought after gemstone on earth - is their sparkling birthstone. Diamonds are famous for their unparalleled brilliance and extreme hardness, in fact they are so durable that the only other mineral that can scratch a diamond's surface is another diamond. Choosing a diamond can be tricky, so if you’re looking for your perfect diamond, check out our Guide to Diamonds page to learn about the famous 4Cs. 

Diamonds are forever, but they’re not only a girl’s best friend. We’ve collated a collection of our favourite diamond gifts for everyone….

Diamond Gifts for an April Baby:

We have always loved the idea of gifting a loose diamond as a baby gift. Celebrate the baby's arrival with a chosen diamond from our loose diamond collection and mark life's milestones throughout the years with small diamonds or gemstones.

Store these loose diamonds and gemstones safely until the day you create a bespoke piece, such as a diamond pendant or ring, with your very own diamond collection.

Loose diamonds are diamonds that are not set into any kind of jewellery. They are simply the loose stones themselves. So your loved one who receives the diamond can choose the piece of jewellery they create. Our loose gemstones come in a variety of sizes and price points. They are presented in a gift card, with all the information regarding the diamond's gemological characteristics included. The option of exchanging a combination of smaller stones for one larger stone is available on request.

Another idea for an April baby is this beautiful baby bangle, crafted from sterling silver which features a single glittering diamond in a star shaped setting. A gorgeous and luxe gift idea to celebrate a new arrival.

Diamond Gifts for Him

For the man who loves finely crafted jewellery, our collection features men’s diamond jewellery such as this luxurious ring crafted from 18ct white and yellow gold. Featuring a centre shimmering solitaire diamond, the brushed white and yellow gold counterparts are separated by a high polished white gold line.

Looking for the perfect gift for a horse enthusiast?  This heavyweight gent's horseshoe ring is crafted from 18ct gold and is set with glittering white diamonds.

Diamond Gifts for Her:

If your loved one celebrates their birthday in April and you would like to mark it by gifting a diamond piece, there are beautiful options at many price points. The Diamond Watch by Bulova is a favourite from our latest collection. The velvety black round dial has a case dotted with twelve shimmering diamonds.

For the April Fashionista we recommend a shimmering pair of diamond hoop earrings. Crafted from 18ct white gold and starting at €900, diamond hoops transcend the line between “la mode du jour” and classic. Our pick is these timeless, yet fashionable, 18ct white gold diamond hoop earrings that curve neatly around the lobe and are set with an array of shimmering diamonds totalling 1ct. Mix and match with other diamond pieces - they'll never be taken off.

For a classic diamond piece that will be cherished forever, this 9ct white gold lab grown diamond pendant is our pick. 

Featuring a round brilliant cut diamond strung from a diamond set link and a dainty chain, it layers beautifully with other necklaces and can easily be dressed up or down.

Looking for the ultimate investment piece, a piece of luxe diamond jewellery that will be passed down for generations? A diamond bangle is at the top of our wishlist. This bangle is crafted from 18ct white gold and features 33 glittering round brilliant diamonds, totally 1.01ct.

Bespoke creations are our speciality, and a bespoke bangle is a gorgeous and sustainable option if you have existing gold jewellery that you seldom wear. The gold and diamonds can be used to create a bespoke bangle, one that is 100% handcrafted in Ireland by our Master Goldsmith.

And of course diamond rings are most often associated with being engagement rings but as you can see in our journal entry “Ways to Wear: Diamond Rings” there are many different ways to wear them. Stack them up, interlock them, match them, mismatch them - gone is the traditional rule book on how to wear diamond rings.