What your birth date says

Star sign, birthstone, birth flower, the day of the week, your age today, your generation, your Chinese animal and your life path number — worked out from where the sun and moon actually were.

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Three things a quick birthday lookup gets wrong

Commonly said “Sign dates are fixed.”
In fact The sun enters each sign at an instant that falls about six hours later each year and jumps back most of a day at each leap year. So the day a sign changes moves about: between 1920 and 2026 the sun changed sign on 32 different dates, counted in UTC, and on those days the answer depends on the year and the hour. How the crossing is computed
Commonly said “The Chinese animal is the year modulo twelve.”
In fact The lunar year begins between 21 January and 20 February, so a birthday before it belongs to the previous animal. Someone born on 25 January 1990 is a Snake, not a Horse. Where the year actually starts
Commonly said “There is one birthstone for each month.”
In fact The American list gave March bloodstone when it was drawn up in 1912, with aquamarine as the alternate; since 1952 aquamarine has come first. The list has been changed three times, and other countries keep their own. Where the sources differ, both are given and each is attributed. The lists, side by side

Every date

All 366, leap day included. Or browse by birth year, or read the guides.

The twelve signs

The ranges are the ones usually printed. Each sign's page carries the real crossing instants.