Jewelry to give away – our best gift tips

Giving a piece of jewelry is giving something that lasts. Unlike flowers or experiences, jewelry lasts – it can be worn, remembered, and even passed down. A piece of jewelry is not only beautiful, it is a symbol, a story, and a way to show care.

Whether you're looking for a gift for a christening, birthday, engagement or anniversary, there's always a piece of jewellery to suit. Here are our best tips.

Jewelry for baptism and confirmation

For the first celebrations of life, small, symbolic jewelry is appropriate. Gold is a classic and sustainable choice. Choose a pendant in the shape of a heart, a cross, or a symbol that holds meaning for the family.

Many people also choose to give an 18k gold bracelet – preferably with space for engraving. Such a piece of jewelry becomes a memory that can be kept for a lifetime and in some cases passed down.

Jewelry for birthdays

Jewelry is a popular birthday gift for all ages. For children and teenagers, discreet pendants or earrings work well, while adults often appreciate something more personal.

Please consider:

• The recipient's style – does the person wear silver, yellow or white gold?

• Personal symbols – initials, birthstones, or something related to a hobby or interest

• The possibility of engraving – a short greeting, a date or a name can give the piece of jewelry extra value

Jewelry for engagement or love gift

Engagement rings are the most classic piece of jewelry to give in connection with a proposal, but other pieces of jewelry can also express love.

A beautifully designed ring with a sapphire, morganite or diamond works great – as does an elegant bracelet or necklace that can be worn every day. If you want to create something unique, we also offer the opportunity to design a piece of jewelry from scratch, together with our goldsmith.

Jewelry for retirement, anniversaries and generational gifts

Jewelry is a great way to celebrate major life events. When someone retires, turns 18 or celebrates an anniversary, it is often appreciated with a more powerful, personal piece of jewelry.

Example:

• A signet ring or engagement ring with engraving

• A necklace in 18k gold

• Cufflinks with family crests or initials

• A pendant with a stone or symbolism connected to family or grandchildren

Jewelry given on these occasions often carries great emotional significance and becomes future heirlooms.

Summary

The best piece of jewelry to give is the one that means something. It can be a symbol of a relationship, a memory of a special place, or an expression of style and identity. At Stjernswärd, we help you choose the right one – or create a completely unique piece of jewelry.