Fun and Creative Jewelry Ideas for the Holidays

The holiday buzz in the air. That means shopping, hosting parties and wrapping gifts, among many other things. Here at Rosemarie Collections, we’ve been thinking of some fun and creative ways to delight family and friends with jewelry this holiday season.

Take a look at some of the ideas we've come up with:

Holiday charms:

Snowflakes, trees and wreaths are just a few examples of our adorable holiday charms.  And we have some ways to put these charms to good use.

You can add a personal touch to a gift by putting a few charms together on a bracelet or necklace. Or pick up a charm or two for yourself to add to an existing bracelet. Our charms fit all European charm bracelets and necklaces, including Pandora Charms, Pugster, Kays, Trollbeads, Chamilla and DaVinci bead bracelets and necklaces. 

Charms can also add some novelty to your gift wrapping. Add a charm or two to the ribbon to make your gift stand out. Or use charms in your place settings during a holiday meal or party. These are simple ways to add some holiday cheer. 

Click here to see additional holiday charms. 

Stocking stuffers:

It can be hard to find unique items to fill stockings. Look no further! Our “Holiday” collection features bracelets, necklaces and brooches that will be loved and enjoyed. 

Be prepared for holiday parties, events and dinners:

With holiday parties around the corner, surprise your hostess with a nice piece of jewelry.

Choose from a selection of simple, but elegant, snowflake bangle bracelets. Or a more ornate piece of jewelry, such as our "Statement" necklaces, may fit the occasion.  You can see a few examples below:

A new piece of jewelry can also give an old outfit a fresh look. Check out our “Holiday” collection, which offers a range of styles to fit every occasion this holiday season.

Party favors:

Our holiday-themed jewelry makes great party favors.  We offer a selection of snowflake-inspired and Christmas-themed bracelets—many are under $25!

Take a look:

Happy shopping!



This post was written by Amy Haddad.