6 personalised jewellery buys perfect for the person who always insists they want ‘nothing’

Make it personal.

women wearing various Posh Totty pieces
(Image credit: Posh Totty)

From Hailey Bieber’s wraparound rings to Kate Middleton’s emerald green earrings that sparked hundreds of dupes, we love a jewellery moment as much as the next style enthusiast. But when we’re buying a piece as a gift for someone else, our focus is less trend, more treasured keepsake when it comes to the selection process.

It’s for this reason that personalised jewellery – whether it features the recipient’s name, initials, zodiac or even their birthstone – holds a special place in our heart. Enter: Posh Totty.

Based in Brighton, the jewellery brand specialises in handmade, meaningful keepsakes that can be customised down to the very last detail including engraving, metal type and chain length. All of Posh Totty’s pieces are made ethically and with love, using recycled sterling silver and gold. In fact, approximately 98 per cent of the precious metal that the brand uses is recycled.

This year, Posh Totty – which has the largest female-led jewellery workshop in the south of England and counts Fearne Cotton among its loyal devotees – will celebrate its 20th birthday. And to celebrate, you can score 10% off your next order when you join the brand’s VIP Club. As a member, you’ll be given exclusive access to special offers, behind-the-scenes content, events and even a little something extra on your birthday.

Need an excuse to use that discount? With Christmas just a few months away, we’ve rounded up some of the pieces we’ll be shopping for our loved ones (or, let’s be real, ourselves). Happy shopping!

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Isabella Noyes
E-Commerce Writer

Isabella Noyes is an e-commerce content writer from Sydney, Australia. She has written for titles including ELLE, Women's Health, PEDESTRIAN.TV, Refinery29, LADbible, Kotaku, Lifehacker, Gizmodo, Vice and more. In 2023, Isabella was nominated for Best New Journalist at the Samsung IT Journalism Awards