A bracelet for under £150?

[Salpiy]

A present for aomeone thats helped out in a long term situation.

I don't wear jewellery so am clueless.

Gold or silver (not rose)

Any suggestions?

Pandora have a deal bracelet and 2 charms £99

It'd help to get a steer on what the person usually wears.

I would recommend John Garland-taylor

Isn't pandora a bit naff for adults? I thought it was mostly for tweens?

Monica Vinader has lovely bracelets.

https://www.monicavinader.com/shop/bracelets?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=generic_search_new_uk&campaignid=15027573973&accountid=9843173532&nbt=nb%3Aadwords%3Ag%3A15027573973%3A135531020624%3A655867872372&nb_adtype=&nb_kwd=gold%20chain%20bracelet&nb_ti=kwd-14228050&nb_mi=&nb_pc=&nb_pi=&nb_ppi=&nb_placement=&nb_li_ms=&nb_lp_ms=&nb_fii=&nb_ap=&nb_mt=b&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=15027573973&gbraid=0AAAAADg2L5_8gC0uaA1Gt2FMyeA09axN6&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvNHWxOCojQMVhoNQBh2HAwF5EAMYASAAEgID2PD_BwE

I'm unsure as I only saw them in a work environment that doesn't allow jewellery.

But I can't think what else to get!

I thought if I included a gift receiept they could exchange.

Thanks. A Pandora bracelet's a fairly safe bet for a youngish woman - but, if it's not her thing, she'd only be able to exchange it for another Pandora product! Similar with Monica Vinader: her designs are nice and there's good variety but, for instance, I don't wear silver or gold-plated so it wouldn't be a great choice for me. Is there a reason you thought of jewellery?

If it's a straightforward thank-you token, an Amazon or John Lewis voucher would probably do the trick. Jewellery's a medium intimate present.

I'm unsure as I only saw them in a work environment that doesn't allow jewellery.

I think you have to know someone really well to buy them jewellery. I also think unless you know what they like a bracelet is more difficult to get right than earrings or a necklace.

Of the suggestions you've been given so far I personally wouldn't want Pandora or Monica Vinader. John Garland- Taylor is more interesting.

For £150 you'll get silver or gold plate. I like silver- I have silver bracelets, 2 of which I wear all the time. I don't like gold plate. Tbh, you might struggle to get nice in silver anything under £150. John Garland- Taylor has a few very basic items under that price but most are over.

I like this jeweller but her silver bracelets are over £200.

Okay - so you don’t wear jewellery and you don’t know the tastes of your intended recipient?

Honestly, I think that’s a risky way to spend £150!

Were you a client / patient? Or a colleague? Are you sure people doing that job are allowed to accept gifts above a certain monetary amount?

Maybe they also don’t wear jewellery? Maybe they only wear a particular brand, or things made by their children? And while £150 is a generous gift it’s not a sum that will buy the sort of jewellery some adults prefer.

Unless you definitely know this is something they’d like I’d think again.

Another vote for John Garland Taylor after recommendations on here. Beautiful bracelets.

I would second this.

Oh, I third it - just seen someone else has recommended him too 😊

Love their jewellery