Personalized & Birthstone Gifts

The gifts people keep are the specific ones: her initial, his child's birthstone, a charm chosen because it means something. Shoppers have figured this out — Stuller's 2026 holiday trend list put initial pendants, birthstone jewelry, and charms among the top gift categories of the season. This guide covers what we actually have in the case for each of those ideas, and the honest route for the one we make to order.

Initial jewelry: her letter, worn every day

An initial is the simplest personal gift there is — one letter, and it is unmistakably hers. In the case right now:

Initial necklaces. Our Mini Initial Necklace in 14K Yellow Gold carries a single small letter on an 18-inch chain, and the letters run through the alphabet — pick hers, her child's, or the initial of someone she wants close. The full run of letters is in our necklace collection.

Initial stud earrings. The same idea for the ear: a single letter in 14K yellow gold, like the Initial A Stud Earring. Sold as studs, they work as a matched pair of her initial or mixed with a second letter. You will find them in the earring collection.

Initials also layer well — a letter necklace over a plain chain, or an initial stud in a second piercing — which makes them an easy gift to add to next year.

Charm bracelets and charms: a gift that keeps growing

A charm bracelet starts with the bracelet itself: a link chain built to carry charms over time, one for each occasion worth marking. Our Small Double Link Charm Bracelet in 14K Yellow Gold is the classic starting point, and the other sizes and link styles are in the bracelet collection.

The charms themselves are in the case too. The ones gift buyers reach for first are the small figures — a Medium Boy Charm in 14K Yellow Gold or its matching girl charm, the kind grandparents add for each grandchild — along with crosses and other symbols. A charm bracelet given this year becomes the standing answer for birthdays and holidays after: there is always room for one more charm.

Birthstones: the month-by-month list, and how to buy one

A birthstone gift starts with the calendar. The traditional list:

January — Garnet · February — Amethyst · March — Aquamarine · April — Diamond · May — Emerald · June — Pearl · July — Ruby · August — Peridot · September — Sapphire · October — Opal · November — Citrine · December — Turquoise

Now the honest part: we do not keep a stocked birthstone line on the shelf, and we would rather tell you that here than have you drive over expecting one. What we do instead is make the piece. Through our custom process, you bring a photo or an idea of the piece you have in mind, we choose the stone together — her birthstone, or a row of them for a mother's piece with one stone per child — and it is set into the finished jewelry. That route takes a conversation rather than a click, so call the store at (561) 739-3339 or come in, and plan it a little ahead of the date you need it by.

Putting a gift together

If you are building a gift around a person rather than a single piece — an initial necklace now, a charm for the bracelet at the next birthday — our Holiday Gift Guide 2026 lays out ideas by recipient. Questions about a letter, a charm, or a birthstone idea are easiest settled in person or by phone.

Visit the store

Roxy's Jewelry, Boynton Beach Mall, 801 N Congress Ave, Unit 785A, Boynton Beach, FL 33426. Phone (561) 739-3339. Or reach us through our contact page — tell us the letter, the charm, or the birth month you have in mind, and we will point you to the right case.