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Jewellery Gift Ideas for New Mothers to Treasure

12 July 2013|By Clara Tennant|3 min read
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The arrival of a new baby is a wonderful reason to celebrate, and while much attention rightly goes to the newborn, it is a lovely idea to honour the woman who brought them into the world too. A thoughtful piece of jewellery is the perfect way to mark the occasion, combining sentiment with something a new mother can treasure for life. The trick is choosing something both beautiful and practical for the busy early days. This explainer offers jewellery gift ideas for new mothers, with help from the jewellers of Hatton Garden, London's diamond quarter in the EC1N postcode.

Birthstone Jewellery for the New Arrival

A necklace, bracelet or ring set with the birthstone of the newborn baby is a thoughtful and deeply personal gift for any new mother. It links the piece directly to her child, giving it meaning that lasts far beyond the early days.

Choose a complementary precious metal and a delicate, feminine design to create something she will treasure forever. A fine pendant is an especially popular choice, sitting close to the heart.

As more children arrive, many mothers love to add their birthstones to a single piece, building a personal family keepsake over time.

Practical Stud Earrings

For a new mum, practicality matters as much as prettiness. While glittering drop earrings or a statement pendant are lovely, they are unlikely to be worn much during the busy newborn period.

Stud earrings are the ideal solution, pretty yet practical and safe around an inquisitive baby. Mum still feels lovely, while there is nothing for little hands to grab or pull, making studs a genuinely thoughtful choice.

A classic pair of diamond or pearl studs suits every outfit and every stage of motherhood.

Fun fact: The idea of a mother's jewellery celebrating her children has deep roots, with the eternity ring traditionally given to mark the birth of a first child as a symbol of unending love.

An Engraved Silver Keepsake

If you would rather give a keepsake than a piece to wear, a high-quality item of silver makes a wonderful choice. A small silver piece engraved with the baby's name and date of birth becomes a treasured memento.

Most jewellers are happy to add an engraving, and taking the time to personalise the gift makes it all the more memorable. It is the kind of present that is often kept and displayed for decades.

Whichever idea suits the new mother in your life, the friendly jewellers of Hatton Garden can help you choose and personalise a gift she will cherish.

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