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Jewelry Giftables: What to Give Her This Holiday Season!

By Jewelrygal @1928jewelry

Well, Thanksgiving has passed us by in a flash. Now that Black Friday is over as well as Cyber Monday, what does that mean? It’s officially HOLIDAY SEASON! If you’re a big online and shopper and you haven’t had the chance to shop for your close friends and family yet, now’s the best time so you can get your items delivered on time—because believe it or not, Christmas is only a few weeks away!

To all the shes in your household and circle of friend, giving jewelry might be the best and easiest option :) —here are three good reasons why:

1) It’s compact. (My favorite reason :) ) Fits snugly in your tote, it’s lightweight, easy to wrap and not bulky.

2) It’s personalize-able. She loves green? There are plenty of hues to choose from: emerald, peridot, turmaline and olivine jewels. She loves stars? A star pendant necklace is the perfect thing!

3) It’s flexible. No need to worry about measurements or whether something will fit or not.

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