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Ethical diamond birthstone jewellery for April birthdays

Discover the perfect birthday gift with our ethical diamond birthstone jewellery collections, a tribute to the timeless beauty and enduring symbolism of ethical diamonds. Handcrafted with precision and care, each ethical diamond design in this collection is a celebration of love, strength, and the exceptional brilliance that diamonds uniquely embody. Whether gifting a loved one or treating yourself, the beautiful earrings, rings, necklaces, and earrings in our diamond birthstone jewellery curation offer a meaningful and enduring expression of style.

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Recycled 18ct rose gold and diamond contemporary huggie hoop earrings by EDXU
Editorial shoot of model wearing recycled 18ct yellow gold and diamond contemporary huggie hoop earrings by EDXU

HAYDEN diamond earrings, solid rose gold

EDXÚ

from £1,469.00

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6 colors
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TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, silver

PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, silver

EDXÚ

from £180.00

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3 colors
AURIGA solitaire gemstone bracelet

AURIGA solitaire gemstone bracelet

Lily Flo

£295.00

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CIRCINUS lariat necklace

CIRCINUS lariat necklace

Lily Flo

£390.00

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TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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SPINNING ring, diamond

SPINNING ring, diamond

Madeleine Holloway

£450.00

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CIRCINUS drop earrings

CIRCINUS drop earrings

Lily Flo

£450.00

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Product close-up of 18ct rose gold vermeil plated Chichi statement chunky ring by EDXU. Featuring garnet, morganite, white topaz, and enamel.
Model wearing chunky Chichi ring by EDXU in recycled 18ct rose gold with pink and red gemstones

CHICHI chunky gemstone ring

EDXÚ

from £1,475.00

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PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, yellow gold plated

PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, yellow gold plated

EDXÚ

from £180.00

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3 colors
CIRCINUS 5 droplet necklace, 9ct white gold

CIRCINUS 5 droplet necklace, 9ct white gold

Lily Flo

£495.00

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3 colors
TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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HALO diamond ring, yellow gold plated

HALO diamond ring, yellow gold plated

EDXÚ

£450.00

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4 colors
AURIGA trio gemstone bracelet

AURIGA trio gemstone bracelet

Lily Flo

£335.00

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CIRCINUS solitaire ring

CIRCINUS solitaire ring

Lily Flo

£225.00

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AURIGA solitaire gemstone bracelet

AURIGA solitaire gemstone bracelet

Lily Flo

£295.00

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SIREN drop earrings, gold-plated

SIREN drop earrings, gold-plated

April March

from £155.00

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2 colors
CIRCINUS 3 droplet gemstone necklace, 9ct white gold

CIRCINUS 3 droplet gemstone necklace, 9ct white gold

Lily Flo

£335.00

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3 colors
HALO diamond ring, silver

HALO diamond ring, silver

EDXÚ

£440.00

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4 colors
CIRCINUS drop earrings

CIRCINUS drop earrings

Lily Flo

£450.00

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Recycled yellow gold ring with three diamonds in a row

CIRCINUS bar ring

Lily Flo

£395.00

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TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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SIREN drop earrings, silver

SIREN drop earrings, silver

April March

from £85.00

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2 colors
TEARS diamond ring

TEARS diamond ring

EDXÚ

from £1,150.00

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HAUL AMULET pendant necklace, gold-plated

HAUL AMULET pendant necklace, gold-plated

April March

from £115.00

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2 colors
AURIGA trio gemstone bracelet

AURIGA trio gemstone bracelet

Lily Flo

£335.00

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HAYDEN diamond pendant necklace, solid white gold
Editorial shoot of model wearing recycled 18ct white gold and diamond contemporary pendant necklace

HAYDEN diamond pendant necklace, solid white gold

EDXÚ

from £1,020.00

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PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, rose gold plated

PIETRA colourful gemstone beaded bracelet, rose gold plated

EDXÚ

from £180.00

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3 colors
CIRCINUS solitaire pendant necklace

CIRCINUS solitaire pendant necklace

Lily Flo

£275.00

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HALO diamond ring, platinum

HALO diamond ring, platinum

EDXÚ

£1,375.00

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4 colors
PROMISE KNOT chunky ring, 18ct gold

PROMISE KNOT chunky ring, 18ct gold

Ruddock

£1,495.00

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4 colors

At Pearls & Pomegranates we save 20m² of rainforest for every order in partnership with Bioconservancy

Why choose ethical diamond birthstone jewellery for April birthday gifting?

Opting for ethical diamond birthstone jewellery adds a meaningful layer to your choice, aligning your style with responsible and sustainable practices. Ethical diamonds go beyond aesthetics, symbolising a commitment to transparency, fair labor practices, and environmental stewardship in the diamond industry. By choosing ethical diamond birthstone jewellery, you not only adorn yourself with a timeless gem but also contribute to a positive impact on communities and the environment. It becomes a conscious expression of enduring beauty, love, and social responsibility, ensuring that the brilliance of your diamond is not only external but also reflective of ethical values.

At Pearls & Pomegranates, choose from reclaimed ethical diamonds, lab-grown ethical diamonds, and fair-mined ethical diamonds.

April birthstone: Diamond birthstone properties

Diamonds have many properties, both spiritual and physical, and, as April's birthstone, are known for promoting clarity of thought and resilience.

  • Eternal Love and Spiritual Connection: Diamonds are seen as powerful conduits for expressing eternal love and forming a spiritual connection. The unbreakable strength and enduring nature of diamonds symbolise a transcendent, timeless love that extends beyond the physical realm.
  • Purity and Clarity of Thought: The pristine clarity of diamonds is often metaphorically associated with mental purity and the clarity of thought. In metaphysical contexts, wearing diamonds is believed to enhance mental clarity, promote spiritual insight, and aid in dispelling negative energies.
  • Strength and Resilience: As the hardest natural material, diamonds symbolise inner strength and resilience. Metaphysically, diamonds are thought to empower individuals to overcome challenges, providing a protective aura that fosters resilience in the face of adversity.
  • Transcendence and Enlightenment: Some spiritual traditions regard diamonds as symbols of spiritual transcendence and enlightenment. Wearing or meditating with diamonds is believed to elevate consciousness, connect with higher realms, and bring about a sense of divine illumination.
  • Timelessness and Divine Harmony: Diamonds, being timeless and indestructible, represent a connection to divine harmony and the eternal cycles of life. Metaphysically, they are thought to align with the cosmic forces, promoting balance and harmony in both the spiritual and physical realms.
  • Amplification of Energies: Diamonds are believed to possess the ability to amplify spiritual energies. In metaphysical practices, wearing diamonds or using them in spiritual rituals is thought to enhance the effectiveness of intentions, prayers, and manifestations.

The history of diamond birthstones

The history of diamonds spans millennia, with origins rooted in India over 6,000 years ago. Initially prized for their natural hardness, diamonds gained cultural and religious significance in India, becoming symbols of spiritual power and adornments for royalty. Traded along ancient routes, these precious gems found their way to Europe during the Middle Ages, where they became emblems of wealth and privilege among the elite.

The diamond's journey continued with the discovery of deposits in Brazil in the 18th century, reshaping the global trade landscape. The 19th century witnessed the rise of De Beers in South Africa, playing a pivotal role in the diamond industry's consolidation. In the mid-20th century, diamonds took on new significance with the iconic marketing campaign by De Beers, establishing the diamond engagement ring as a timeless symbol of everlasting love. Today, diamonds not only enchant with their inherent beauty but also reflect an evolving industry that increasingly considers ethical sourcing and sustainability, looking towards recycled, reused, lab-grown, and fair mined diamond gems.