Mother’s Day Gifts to Make Her Feel Special
They’re the soul-nourishing spirit, the shoulder to cry on, the one who always has the right answer — moms are always worth celebrating, but especially on Mother’s Day. Read on for our guide to getting her a thoughtful gift: elegant ideas that are as special as she is.
Just-for-Her Jewelry
Swarvoski
Something sparkly that speaks directly to her? A certain Mother’s Day win. We love the idea of personalizing the piece with a birthstone, charm or letter pendant that has a deeper meaning.
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Satisfying Self-Care
Linen Chest
Short of a relaxing getaway for one, the best way to give mom a well-deserved break is by elevating her self-care routine. Soothing bath products, a calming candle to match or an elegant robe or sleepwear set is just the ticket.
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Closet Staples
Coach
When it comes to honouring mom, you can’t go wrong with style essentials, ones that’ll work perfectly in a capsule wardrobe. A versatile knit, carry-all tote or classic jacket will be repeat-wear items for seasons to come.
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Eye-Catching Décor
Crate & Barrel
There’s a good reason mom’s house feels so inviting — she’s got a keen eye for design. Add to her curated collection with unique pieces: wall art, multi-purpose vases or a cozy throw blanket are considered choices.
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Culinary Delights
Nespresso
Upgraded kitchen tools and can’t-miss cookbooks are always ace options for the seasoned home chef (plus, you reap the benefits!) If she’s not so much the DIY epicurean type, pick her up some ready-made, gourmet eats as the ultimate treat.
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Count on a Gift Card
Picky present receiver? Short on time? Our e-Gift Cards are the gift of total convenience. You can customize it with a sweet message and even add a photo or video for a personal touch. Click here to begin!
Whether it’s Mother’s Day or any other day of the year, making mom feel special always feels good.
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