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Nov 16, 2015

All the Pretty Things: The 2015 Holiday Gift Guide

By Brooklyn Magazine

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Jewelry and accessories are a good way to score major points during the holidays. Here are some of our favorite tiny, beautiful items.

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Alexis Bittar x Bradley Theodore Headband
alexisbittar.com $595
Whimsical and vibrantly colored, this headband makes its wearer feel more like they’re sporting a crown than anything else.

Globus Horizon Cuff Bracelet
by Lady J Jewelry

ladyjjewelry.com $98
This delicate cuff would be gorgeous riding solo on someone’s wrist, but can also hold its own when stacked with other bracelets.

Sophie Buhai Egg Studs
shopbird.com $325
For the minimalist in your life. You know the one. Get these for her. Or him. Just get them.

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Rock & Gems Square Diamond Midi Ring and Bezel Circle Ring
rockandgemsjewelry.com $875 to $1350
These rings are delicate and sparkly and if you give them to something, make sure to write something like “shine on” in the card, because, Hey! It’s the holidays. Get corny.

RetroSuperFuture Oracle Gals Sunglasses
swords-smith.com $229
It’s gonna be sunglasses season again someday. Prepare the one you love by getting them these perfect shades.

Bario Neal Marbled Resin Enamel Bracelets
bario-neal.com starting at $250
We’re really feeling the color blue this year, and these bracelets are its perfect jewelry embodiment.

Yasuko Azuma gray diamond ring (earrings and halo necklace in image at top of the page)
yasukaazuma.com $4000, $4300, and $2020
Understated yet luxe, Azuma’s beautiful pieces have us longing for gray diamonds. Make someone’s holiday that much brighter with these gorgeous gems.

Percebe Brass Cuff by Goose Barnacle
goosebarnacle.com $140
This simple cuff has an elegant strength to it that we just love. We think whoever receives it will too.

Welcome Companion Pink Glove Purse
swords-smith.com $240
The buttery soft leather on this beautiful glove-cum-coin purse is just one of the lovely features of this piece. We’re also really partial to its on-point manicure. If only we were that diligent about our nails.

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Garnet and Opal Ear Climbers
by Lady J Jewelry

ladyjjewelry.com $225
Simply put: These look like something Daenerys Targaryen would wear. They. Are. Awesome.

Catbird Alphabet Rings
catbirdnyc.com $96
Catbird knows its rings, and these stackables are a great opportunity to give a loved one Xs and Os or spell out your combined initials or what have you.

Moon Flower Ring
catbirdnyc.com $594
We love the way the fire of diamonds and opals combines on this lovely ring which looks like something that’s been passed down for generations but is actually brand new!

Boot Enamel Pin
jordansondler.com $10
Perfect for sticking on a backpack or a jacket, this pin is too cute.

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