Unique Jewelry Gifts For Woman From Dune Jewelry

As much as I love buying gifts, it can be quite stressful. I try to get inside the head of my recipients and choose something I think they will love. Sometimes I hit the nail right on the head and others, I am way off base! My ids are easy to buy for because they are young and basically want everything they see on TV! My husband is another easy one because he has simple wants and needs and is happy with a colorful golf shirt. My sister on the other hand is really difficult to buy. She has traveled all over the world and has a ton of artifacts and treasures from the places she has seen. She has always been very stylish and dresses like a fashionista if she is going to dinner with friends, a business lunch or to the mall. She collects jewelry, so that is something I know I can find for her as long as I choose something out of the ordinary. If you have someone like this on your list, I have compiled a list of some ideas and here they are:

Top Jewelry Gifts For Women Who Have Everything

  1. Locket with a picture of a loved one
  2. Charm bracelet with charms that have meaning
  3. Antique rings, especially from the 1920’s
  4. Repurposed jewelry, especially if made from unusual items
  5. Jewelry that has a unique item or items contained in it

Top Jewelry Gifts For Women Who Have Everything

Unique Jewelry Gifts For Woman From Dune Jewelry

I have collected a lot of jewelry over the years myself, so I know how hard it is to find something different. I usually find great pieces in flea markets, estate sales and online from individual designers. If you want to give unique jewelry gifts for women from Dune Jewelry, you are giving them a treasure. What I love about Dune Jewelry is they really have something you probably have not seen before, and therefore it is perfect for a hard to buy for person like my sister. They have gorgeously designed bracelets, earrings, necklaces, cuff links and more. What makes them unique is they have the sand of your choices from beaches all over the world! How cool is that?

I chose two items from Dune Jewelry I felt were heartfelt, unusual and would have a lot of meaning behind them. The first is a bracelet from the Hope Collection, which sells fro $120, which has Sterling silver Sand Bead inlaid with brick which was used to build the Ariang Primary School in South Sudan. It is layered to a very cool 5 sided domed finish, and each bracelet comes with adjustable ‘spacers‘ for additional beads. What I love most is when purchase jewelry from this collection, 30% of your purchase will go Directly to HOPE for Ariang. The second item I chose was the sterling silver Sandollar Necklace, which sells for $76. It is filled with sand from Tybee Island, GA, which has a deep personal collection for my oldest daughter and I. It is a simply stunning piece with a 25mm round bezel filled with your sand, then layered to a glass-like finish. You can choose from a 16″, 18″ or 20″ chain or chord. So, if you want to make a male or female jewelry lover very happy, anything from Dune Jewelry will do the trick. Be sure to stay current with the latest from Dune Jewelry and follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

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138 COMMENTS

  55. I would make an Island necklace with sand from the Indiana Dunes, a very important moment in my relationship with my girlfriend.

  58. The Sand drop pendant – with “my” own sand from my dear Mother’s beach house backyard.
    DUNE jewelry says, “We always love receiving new sand and would be happy to create a custom piece of jewelry from your own adventures. “

  104. First thanks so much for such a useful article. My friend I thought I’d try to get a piece for is your sister, hands down, has everything, so must be something unusual. When I saw the Sandollar Necklace I knew this was the piece for her, so that’s what I’d pick. thnx! E

  123. I really like the Sand Globe Charm Bracelet. Thank you for the super giveaway opportunity. Keep up the terrific blogging.

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