A lot of women cross jewelry off
as an option because she herself may be picky about what pieces she wears.
However, costume jewelry is meant to be fun. If the recipient is dear, such as
a mother, there are many higher-end options that are lighthearted. The secret
in gifting costume jewelry is to do a little bit of thinking about the person.
Think. What are this person’s
hobbies or interests? Let’s use me as an example; my passions are my hometown
of San Francisco and mathematics.
Next, make two keyword lists. One
should be a list of types of jewelry such as bracelets, earrings, necklaces,
rings, etc. Try thinking of synonyms for different types of jewelry such as
studs. The second list should be terms related to the person’s interests. So
for me, you may write down Golden Gate Bridge.
Now, put those online search
engine skills to test. Amazon and Ebay are good places to start, as is
Overstock. Try using Froogal, Google’s shopping search engine, or even just a
general Google search. If you belong to members only shopping sites, definitely
try searching through them.
So, what did you get me? This ring would’ve been a pretty obvious gift. Too
obvious? Well, how about these math earrings for a more subtle approach? What if I
were your niece or cousin? I’m sure you can find a soft, delicate yet
affordable gold charm in the shape of the mathematical phi from an online
realtor specializing in fraternity/sorority goods.
How easy was that? We just found
two awesome gifts that tell me that you know and care about who I am. Now try
again but this time, who are we going to cross off your holiday list?
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Bella can’t help but say what’s on her mind.
You’ll find Bella during the weekends at your local coffee shop blogging away
about all the nerdy things that run through her mind or the internet. But since
nerdy is cool, that makes her trendy. Her nerdism lives on The Metanerd,
but sometimes she gets so excited she tweets @themetanerd.
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