Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son likes jewelry, then you have a ton of potential options for gifts! Here are a few ideas to get you started:

- A personalized necklace: One of the best things about jewelry is that it can be personalized to make it even more meaningful. Consider a necklace with your son's initials or name on it, or choose a pendant with a special symbol or phrase that has significance to him. You can often find personalized jewelry on sites like Etsy or Shutterfly.

- A sleek watch: Watches are a classic piece of jewelry that can work for anyone. If your son doesn't have a nice watch yet, consider getting him one that suits his style. There are a ton of options out there, from sporty to dressy, so you're sure to find something that fits.

- Some trendy bracelets: Depending on your son's taste, he might be into wearing bracelets. Leather cords, braided styles, and beaded bracelets are all popular right now, and can be mixed and matched for a unique look. Pick out a few that you think he'd like, or let him choose his own from a store like Pandora or Alex and Ani.

- A ring with meaning: Rings can be a really special piece of jewelry, especially if they have significance to the wearer. For example, you could get your son a signet ring with his initials or a family crest, or a ring with a gemstone that represents his birth month or his personality traits.

- Cufflinks: If your son wears dress shirts often, cufflinks can be a great accessory to add some personality to his wardrobe. Look for designs that reflect his interests or hobbies, or go for something more classic like simple metal or monogrammed styles.

No matter what type of jewelry you choose, make sure it's something your son will like and actually wear. There's no point in spending money on something that will just collect dust in a drawer!

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”