Jewelry Gifts Under $100 for Anyone Hard to Buy For

Buying for someone else means guessing, so this page removes the two guesses that go wrong most often: ring size and metal preference. Ninety-nine pieces, none priced above $99.99. Matched necklace-and-earring sets are the largest group at thirty-one, which is the easiest thing to hand someone whose jewelry box you have never seen. After those come twenty-six pairs of earrings, nineteen bracelets, fourteen rings, five pendant necklaces and four bridal tiaras.

The materials are the ones used across the store: .925 sterling silver and brass, plated in rhodium, silver, gold, rose gold or black gun, set with brilliant-cut cubic zirconia, imitation pearl, turquoise or synthetic tanzanite. A handful carry natural stone — moss agate, labradorite, rose quartz and garnet — and one ring pairs moss agate with lab-created alexandrite. Nothing here is described as a diamond, because none of it is one, and the gold is plating over brass rather than solid gold.

For a first gift, a rhodium-plated stud or a thin pavé ring is hard to get wrong. For someone who already owns plenty of silver, a colored stone reads as chosen rather than default. For a wedding party, the matched sets and pearl drops dress everyone at once. Orders are hand-checked, then packed in a plain mailer with no prices inside. Shipping is free on every order and unworn pieces can be returned for 30 days; engraved and made-to-order pieces are final sale.