When your love is a jewelry lover, gift-giving holidays can get expensive. So what’s a boo to do?
Don’t worry – I’ve got you.
Here are some ideas of non-jewelry gifts sure to delight the jewelry lovers in your life. (Or to buy for yourself, because they’re cheaper than jewelry so it’s basically like you’re saving money, right?)
If you’re not going to buy a jewelry lover jewelry, it’s always a good bet to buy them something fancy to put their jewelry inside of when it’s not on their bodies. Delicate jewels need to be kept safe, and even hardy favorites deserve to rest in style.
Here are two examples of that category: one beautiful box and one lovely ring holder. Also consider going for the luxury option.
Art prints by Hannah Becker (aka DiamonDoodles).
If you follow Hannah on Instagram, you already know she’s a gemologist and her work features REAL gemstones. The high quality art prints Hannah is now offering are gorgeous. I mean, can you even with this unicorn?
If you don’t fall in love with any of the existing prints, Hannah is currently taking a limited number of custom commissions.

Paige Gamble x Jane Taylor Jewelry
We’ve looked at some of the Jane Taylor Jewelry x Paige Gamble collab before, but they’re too perfect not to mention again. (Full article here.)
If you want all the extra bonus points, put a wrapped gift box containing actual jewelry inside one of these pouches. A beautiful leather pouch with a surprise inside…and the surprise is JEWELRY? Only use this technique if you want to win utterly at gift giving.


These chandelier earrings are the showpiece of the Candy Drop collection and a perfect introduction to its lurid, voluptuous appeal.
The colors in the Candy Drop collection are inspired by the art of
I can’t decide which color is my favorite. And I love love love that this collection is being launched in Winter, a season so frequently treated as appropriate for nothing but metallics. We all need a little more color in winter.

Say it loud, proud, and
When it comes to fine jewelry, few designers are representing the feminist agenda more thoroughly than
What is a Black Lives Matter button doing in a post on feminist jewelry? It’s your visual reminder that feminism is nothing if it isn’t intersectional. For more discussion on this topic, here are some excellent resources from