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Baby jewelry is about more than looks. It's a first keepsake, a family tradition, and a gift that can be saved and treasured for a lifetime. Our baby gold jewelry, for baby girls and baby boys, is designed with safety and comfort as the starting point, from baby earrings to engraved baby necklaces.

Our baby earrings are solid 14K gold with screw backs that thread securely in place and sit flat against tiny earlobes. Choose small 3mm studs, petite hearts and flowers, pearls, birthstones, or religious designs. Our Baby Heart and Baby Round pendants are scaled for little ones and include free engraving, and our solid gold cross necklaces are a traditional baptism keepsake.

Babies should wear necklaces only under supervision and never while sleeping, so many families save these for photos and special days.

Baby jewelry is a cherished gift for births, baby showers, baptisms, and first birthdays. Every piece is gift wrapped at no charge and ships free within the US. See our Newborn Piercing Guide for earring tips.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have baby jewelry for boys?
Yes. Our solid 14K gold cross necklaces come in boys' styles and are a traditional baptism gift, and simple gold studs are a subtle choice for baby boys with pierced ears.
What's the safest jewelry for a baby?
Small stud earrings with secure screw backs are the most practical everyday choice. Necklaces should only be worn under supervision.
What is a traditional gift of baby jewelry?
Gold stud earrings, a cross necklace, and an engraved name pendant are among the most traditional baby gifts.
When can my baby get her ears pierced?
That's a decision for you and your pediatrician. Our Newborn Piercing Guide covers what to consider.