When it comes to buying Christmas gifts for book lovers, you might think that you can simply buy a book and be done with it. However, books are a lot like clothes for many book lovers- they are way pickier than most people realize. A book lover who is really into books may already have the book you think they might like. They might also really hate the genre of book that you select. So, buying a book for a book lover can get quite complicated.
Luckily, there are other ways to page homage to a book lover’s favorite thing (books obviously). A couple of weeks ago, I selected a bunch of gift ideas for book lovers, but today, I sharing some of my favorite jewelry for book lovers.
One lucky reader will even get to win a gift certificate to Femmecraft- which is an amazing shop that sells both book and geek-related jewelry. Scroll to the bottom of the post to enter the giveaway!
15 Jewelry Pieces Any Book Lover Will Enjoy
Most book lovers have other things to do than read books all day (although we would much prefer to do that), but we still want to show our support of books. These book jewelry pieces all do that in a fun and exciting way! These jewelry gifts for book lovers will not only make a book lover smile, but they also make amazing Christmas gifts!
Book Cufflinks
How awesome are these cufflinks? I don’t usually wear cufflinks, but I might start if I could add these to my collection.
Alice in Wonderland Charm Bracelet
Know an Alice lover? Then you won’t want to miss getting them this adorable bracelet
Book Lover Charm Bracelet
Speaking of charm bracelets, this amazing handmade bracelet features general book love. It’s so delicate and pretty!
Reading Woman Earrings
These earrings
Eat Sleep Read Necklace
This fun necklace tells you everything you need to do in life: eat, sleep, and read.
I Cannot Lie Necklace
This phrase is quite popular right now and is on everything from shirts to this necklace! Declare your love for big books with this fun necklace.
Book Jewelry Box
Although not jewelry itself, this jewelry box is made from classic books and can be used to store all the awesome book jewelry that a book lover is sure to accumulate. The best thing about this box is that you can choose the book yourself!
Winnie the Pooh Map
Winnie the Pooh is one of my favorite children’s books. The coolest thing about this cover pendant
Jane Eyre Cuff
This cuff bracelet features one of my favorite book quotes of all time by Jane in Jane Eyre! It reads: ‘I am no bird and no net ensnares me. I am a free human being with an independent will.’
Pride and Prejudice Cover
Pride and Prejudice is one of the most-loved books of all time. If you have an Austen lover in your life, then they will be super-delighted to get this piece of book jewelry
I Heart Books Bracelet
If you know someone who hearts books, then you will want to get them this bracelet.
Book Club Pendant
Do you know someone in a book club? This book club necklace
Book Lovers Pins
Your book loving gift recipient can declare their love of books with these fun pins
Book Page Flower
This beautiful flower is made from the pages of a book. It is so elegant and delicate.
Word Nerd Pendant
This pendant from Femmecraft rhymes and declares a love of books and words. I was sent one of these care of Femmecraft, and I absolutely adore it. It’s well made and so quirky and fun! I love it so much; you can enter to win one of your own items from Femmecraft below.
In addition to Word Nerd, I also like the pendants for the Gamer Geek and this lovely shiny blue pendant.
What bookish item would you love to see under the tree this year?
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: This series is super old (from like 1912, I think), but it’s fun. Ruth goes on amazing adventures with her rich friends, and they always solve some kind of mystery like finding an orphan child, saving the railroad, or uncovering a huge sum of money (that they get to keep). The double titles for every book is delicious.
: This girl is kind of a modern Encyclopedia Brown. She solves mysteries in her spare time after school. For some of the stories, the mysteries don’ t quite make sense, but lower-grade readers should enjoy this series.
: Young readers will enjoy using their deductive skills to solve these mysteries right along with Meg. This mystery series is a little different because it offers more interaction and DIY puzzle-solving than many of the books in this list.
: Classic Nancy Drew is a favorite of girls everywhere. But if you are going to read these books, stick with the originals. The remakes are over-the-top and not as good.
: The Hardy Boys are the boy’s alternative to Nancy Drew. These books have been wildly popular, and have had several different series sets along the way- some more charity oriented, some more spy oriented, and everything in between.
: These stories made me free smart as a kid. I loved it when I could solve the mystery on my own. Like Meg Mackintosh, these are solve-it-yourself mysteries that offer more interactive brain power than some of the other books.
: The 39 clues offer a series of adventure challenges to the reader. A brother and sister team find they are connected to one of the most powerful families in the world, and must work together to find the 39 clues that will help them find the ingredients to create the most powerful person in the world.
: This book is more adventure and less strict mystery, but the entire series is about finding the secret of the VFD and the mysterious death of the children’s parents. I was pretty let-down, actually, when I read the last book and found the answer.