This holiday season, we’ve found the gifts that feel great to get and even better to give. Shop Well-Received, our collection of editor-approved holiday gift guides.

When making your holiday gifting list and checking it twice, you might delay tackling the more daunting presents — jewellery often being one of the main offenders. But we’re here to show you that gifting a touch of sparkle doesn’t have to blow your holiday budget.

Few things are more special than seeing your recipient’s face light up with joy. Jewellery is the kind of universal gift that shows you’ve truly considered their taste and personality — a piece they’ll wear often and perhaps think of you each time they do.

Naturally, this can amp up the pressure when it comes to choosing the perfect piece. That’s why we’ve sifted through the internet’s sparkliest corners for the very best jewellery gifts at every price point, from big-name faves to cult indie brands. Expect to find this season’s most popular jewellery trends, from mermaid-inspired pearl and shell designs to bold bangle bracelets and chunky silver pendants.

Secure a holiday gift they’ll treasure forever. Scroll on for our top picks, starting from under £10 and up to £500.

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Missoma x Harris Reed In Good Hands Drop Pendant Necklace, £198

This clasped hands design takes inspiration from Georgian jewellery, symbolising the bonds of love, while the malachite gemstone they hold is believed to offer healing and protection. Look closer, and you’ll uncover intricate details: the cuffs are adorned with tiny white pearls, one hand wears a white malachite ring, and the circlet they hold is delicately woven. To top it all off, the rope chain is finished with its own butterfly charm.

Missoma Harris Reed In Good Hands Drop Pendant Necklace, $, available at Missoma

Anthropologie The Tiny Petra Wrap Bracelet, £38


We’re obsessed with this chic teardrop-inspired design from Anthropologie — it looks far more expensive than it actually is.

Anthropologie The Tiny Petra Wrap Bracelet, $, available at Anthropologie

Catbird Painter’s Gold Stacking Ring, £119

No brand does dainty jewellery quite like Catbird. Top of our wish list? This delicate ring with its organic, abstract shape — perfect worn solo or stacked.

Catbird Painter’s Gold Stacking Ring, $, available at Catbird

Monica Vinader Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Asscher Chain Necklace, £198

Monica Vinader is best known for its minimalist gold pieces with organic, hammered finishes (see: the Siren collection). Now, the brand has expanded its offering to include a stunning range of lab-grown diamond designs.

Monica Vinader Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Asscher Chain Necklace, $, available at Monica Vinader

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Vrai Orion Bracelet, £362

Diamonds are a timeless choice, but this mixed-shape design offers a fresh, contemporary twist.

Vrai Orion Bracelet, $, available at Vrai

Jenny Bird Gia Mega Bangle, £278

This bangle may look weighty and solid, but it’s delightfully lightweight and easy to wear, courtesy of its hinge and tab lock closure. No more awkward wrist-wiggling required!

Jenny Bird Gia Mega Bangle, $, available at Jenny Bird

Dana Rebecca Sophia Ryan Petite Teardrop Studs, £315

Add a little brilliance to their everyday look with these subtle, sparkling accents.

Dana Rebecca Designs Sophia Ryan Petite Teardrop Studs, $, available at Dana Rebecca Designs

Kinn Studio Love Letter Charm Necklace, £350

If you’re after elegant initial jewellery, Kinn Studio is a standout. Their designs, crafted in solid 14k gold, blend timeless style with modern simplicity — perfect for everyday wear or meaningful gifting.

Kinn Studio Love Letter Charm Necklace, $, available at Kinn Studio

Free People Perth Abstract Bangle, £24

ICYMI, bangles and cuffs are making a major comeback. This asymmetric acrylic design wins us over with its sleek simplicity.

Free People Perth Abstract Bangle, $, available at Free People

H&M Chunky Dome Earrings, £6.9

When in doubt, turn to H&M. You’ll be amazed by the variety in the under-£10 category, particularly their selection of statement earrings. Perfect for the friend who swears by classic hoops but won’t say no to a sculptural upgrade.

H&M Chunky Dome Earrings, $, available at H&M

MaureenJoelleJewelry Secret Garden Flower Ring, £25.96


Celebrate their fun and quirky personality with a ring that’s just as unique.

MaureenJoelleJewelry Secret Garden Flower Ring, $, available at Etsy

Madewell Floating Crystal Huggie Hoop Earrings, £35

This floating crystal design feels refreshingly unique — especially at this price point. Your giftee will never guess their chic new huggies cost less than £40.

Madewell Floating Crystal Huggie Hoop Earrings, $, available at Madewell

BAR Jewellery Abstract Star Necklace, £106

This pendant necklace may lean toward the daintier side, but its off-kilter, abstract design adds a distinctly modern charm.

Bar Jewellery Abstract Star Necklace, Silver, $, available at Bar Jewellery

Silence + Noise Molten Spiral Earrings, £16

Spiral designs are everywhere right now, making this gift a bang-on trend pick.

Silence + Noise Molten Spiral Earrings, $, available at Urban Outfitters

July Child Groovy Pink Orange Wavy Ring, £108

Give the gift of July Child’s signature vibrancy with this bold pink and orange dome ring — a guaranteed statement piece.

July Child Groovy Pink Orange Wavey Ring, $, available at July Child

Lisa Says Gah Anchovy Earrings, £48

Nothing says “I love you” quite like gifting their favourite animal in jewellery form.

Lisa Says Gah Anchovy Earrings, $, available at Lisa Says Gah

Brook Callahan Medium Flower Necklace, £115

Chances are, one of Brook Callahan’s colourful, hand-blown glass pendants is already on their lust list. This one, strung on colour-clashing glass beads, is a standout.

Brooke Callahan Medium Flower Necklace – Red/Blue, $, available at Brooke Callahan

By Glaze The Wave Bangle, £98

By Glaze draws inspiration from the natural world to craft sleek, modern designs like this hammered wave bangle.

By Glaze The Wave Bangle, $, available at By Glaze

Notte I See You Earrings, £40

Notte takes mermaid-core pearls to the next level.

Notte Jewelry I Sea You Earrings, $, available at Notte Jewelry

Pupari La Conejita Bunny Ring, £100

Pupari proves that chunky, statement silver jewellery can be both romantic and whimsical.

Pupari La Conejita Bunny Ring, $, available at Etsy

Caitlyn Minimalist Initial Heart Locket Necklace, £34

A vintage-inspired engraved heirloom locket for under £35? It’s the perfect meaningful gift that adds a personal touch without breaking the bank.

Caitlyn Minimalist Initial Heart Locket Necklace, $, available at Caitlyn Minimalist

Daisy London Daisy Bow Large Drop Earrings, £199 £159.20

The bow craze is far from fading, and thanks to Daisy London, our obsession is as strong as ever.

Daisy London Daisy Bow Large Drop Earrings, $, available at Daisy London

Hola Amor Studios Cowboy Boot Necklace Silver, £32

For the city-sleek cowgirlies — or anyone embracing the western aesthetic.

Hola Amor Estudios Cowboy Boot Necklace Silver, $, available at Hola Amor Estudios

VALENTINE’S DAY INTRO

Flowers and chocolates for Valentine’s Day are great but there’s nothing more exciting than opening a jewellery box-shaped present. Even better? Being the person to gift that extra special, sparkly joy, of course. After all, jewellery is the kind of gift that tells someone you’ve really thought about their taste and personality, and that you’ve chosen a gift you hope they will wear often (and maybe even think of you each time they put it on).

Naturally, this can amp up the pressure when it comes to choosing the right piece of jewellery. That’s why we’ve scoured the internet for the very best jewellery gifts at every price point, from big-name faves to cult indie brands, including all the most popular jewellery trends like dainty chains, statement pendant necklaces, birthstone gems, personalised initials and chunky resin rings. Plus, plenty of heart-shaped pieces for all you romantics out there. All you need to get started is a clear idea of who you’re buying for and their preferences. Do they like silver, gold or rose gold? Do they wear rings? Do they have their ears pierced? How do they feel about pendants? You get the picture.

Once you’ve answered these questions, use this guide as inspiration to secure a Valentine’s Day gift that they will treasure forever. Scroll on for our top picks, from under £10 up to £200.

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