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June Birthstone Pendants in Sterling Silver
June birthstone pendants feature three distinct gems: pearl, moonstone, and alexandrite. Each stone carries its own character. Pearls form in mollusks over years, building nacre layers that create their signature luster. Moonstone, a feldspar mineral with a Mohs hardness of 6-6.5, displays adularescence—that floating glow beneath the surface. Alexandrite shifts color from green in daylight to red under incandescent light. Our collection of 28,529 pendants pairs these natural stones with .925 sterling silver settings, priced from $16 to $11,402.
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Pearl, Moonstone & Alexandrite Pendant Collection
June stands alone as a month with three birthstone options, giving you flexibility based on preference and budget. Pearls range from classic white to black Tahitian varieties, each graded by luster, surface quality, and shape. Freshwater pearls come from rivers and lakes in China, while saltwater varieties originate from Japan, Australia, and French Polynesia. Moonstone sources include Sri Lanka, India, and Madagascar, with Sri Lankan material often showing the strongest blue sheen. Alexandrite remains the rarest of the three. First found in Russia's Ural Mountains in the 1830s, quality specimens now come from Brazil, Sri Lanka, and East Africa. The color-change phenomenon results from chromium in the crystal structure absorbing different wavelengths of light. Our sterling silver settings protect these stones while letting their natural properties show. Free shipping applies to all US orders, and we have served customers since 2005. Browse by stone type, price range, or setting style to find what fits.Frequently Asked Questions
What are the three birthstones for June?
June has three official birthstones: pearl, moonstone, and alexandrite. Pearl is the traditional choice, moonstone offers an affordable alternative with its blue-white glow, and alexandrite is the rarest with its color-changing properties.
Is moonstone or pearl better for a June birthday gift?
Pearl suits those who prefer classic jewelry with organic origins, while moonstone appeals to those drawn to mineral gems with optical effects. Pearl requires more careful handling as it ranks 2.5-4.5 on the Mohs scale compared to moonstone at 6-6.5.
Why is alexandrite so expensive compared to other June birthstones?
Alexandrite forms under rare geological conditions requiring both chromium and beryllium present during crystallization. Quality specimens with strong color change remain scarce, with fine examples costing more per carat than diamonds.
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