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Six Jewelry Gift Ideas to Thrill Those Significant Mothers on Mother’s Day

It’s impossible to repay any mother for all she’s done, but the perfect gift is a good start.

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January 10, 2016

Tanya Dukes Instore January 2016 Issue

ON JUST ABOUT ANY DAY of the year moms give much more than they receive. Mother’s Day is a chance to turn the tables. It’s impossible to repay any mother for all she’s done, but paying attention to finding a gift that’s just right for her is a good place to start.

Jewelry gifts for Mother's Day 2016

1. CHRYSALIS

BRACELET: Roses bangle in watermelon quartz and rhodium-plated brass

TELL ’EM THIS: It’s a no-pressure charm bracelet. A few extra elements can be added along the way, but it already looks like a personalized piece. The petal pink quartz beads are said to bring out romantic impulses to encourage a Valentine’s Day state of mind all year long.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Lovers of gemstone lore

MSRP: $49

+44-1823-698-898 | chrysalis.us

2. NOT JUST ANY OLD DAY

necklace Your Special Day key calendar necklace with an antique brass finish and Swarovski crystal

TELL ’EM THIS: Choose a date that has significance to your mom, and this pendant will mark it with crystal to highlight the special occasion. It’s a great gift any time but particularly for someone who’s recently made a major achievement.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Moms who have hit a major milestone

MSRP: $49.99

(352) 633-5426 | notjustanyoldday.com

3. STULLER

NECKLACE: 14K yellow gold Be Posh 17.5-inch bar necklace

TELL ’EM THIS: Even a simple note can make a great Mother’s Day gift … especially when it’s engraved on a gold necklace. A message in your very own handwriting feels extra heartfelt, and it shows you made an effort to create a personalized gift.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Anyone who prizes customized keepsakes

MSRP: $672

(800) 877-7777 | stuller.com

4. GLAMFIT JEWELRY BY LIBERTY

BRACELET: Sterling silver fitness bracelet

TELL ’EM THIS: Plenty of women want to wear a fitness tracker to keep tabs on their health goals, and there’s no need to resort to the rubbery bracelets that usually do the job. No one will know this pretty sterling bracelet conceals a battery and monitors activity and sleep quality.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Fashionable fitness fiends

MSRP: $210

(800) 634-2244 | glamfitjewelry.com

5. REMBRANDT CHARMS

BRACELET: Sterling silver charm and open cable link classic charm bracelet

TELL ’EM THIS: If she’s been talking about getting a charm bracelet, why not give her a head start? The elegant silver links add polish to every outfit. A new mom will love this. She’ll add charms to mark occasions as they arise.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Budding jewelry collectors

MSRP: Bracelet, $100; Charm, $25

(800) 828-7840 | rembrandtcharms.com

6. ARIVA

RING: Sterling silver floral ring

TELL ’EM THIS: The floral pattern of this ring is beautifully detailed, but its low profile and smooth contours won’t snag on clothing. She can wear it all the time without worry. Roses and their entwined vines are classic symbols for love and affection.

WHO’S IT FOR?: Low-maintenance fashionistas

MSRP: $120

(800) 722-7028 | arivafinejewelry.com

This article originally appeared in the January 2016 edition of INSTORE.

Tanya Dukes

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