Holiday-themed jewellery is all over the place! Whether you’re looking online or in shops, it’s hard to escape the overwhelming variety, and it can be difficult to escape. If you’re the type of person who’s looking for items that are more about the winter season than holidays, you might want to visit this post. Otherwise, keep ready, because we’ve curated a list of jewellery to inspire some holiday #jotd you’re going to want to see (or buy)!

1. Red Reindeer Studs

These stud earrings are a nice nod to the classic tale of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer without being in-your-face about it. Again, some people aren’t into the idea that the holidays have to be so hyped up that it’s impossible to escape. After all, sometimes less really is more. This is a cute addition to anyone’s holiday themed jewellery collection!

2. Classic Rudolph Pendant

Clearly, we at HOJ adore Rudolph since we keep mentioning him! Really, who doesn’t? The whole moral of the story is both heartwarming and something that should be applied to everyday life: being unique is a good thing. If you’re like us, then here’s a classic pendant of the magical reindeer that fits well with the holiday spirit. Bonus: there are matching studs and dangle earrings!

3. Christmas Tree Lights Necklace

This holiday-themed jewellery trend has been going on for a few years, and each time around, at least one person is wearing a necklace made of Christmas lights (bonus points if it lights up)! These are relatively easy to find, and they come in all kinds of sizes. It’s easy to find the one that’s right for you.

4. Christmas Tree Studs

Plants that remain green all year has always held significance to humans. The idea of using these plants can be traced back to the days of the Ancient Egyptians. They used palm rushes to decorate their home during the solstice in honour of Ra, however, more modern examples of Christmas trees can be linked back to Germany in the 16th century. So, whether you’re into the colourful enamel trees or the classic cz ones, Christmas Trees are a staple in holiday tradition, and are a must-have for anyone who loves the Holidays!

5. Rabbi Hillel Quote Bracelet

If you don’t celebrate Christmas but do celebrate Hannukkah, this is the bracelet for you! Hand stamped in a metal of your choice, the quote states, “If I am not for myself, who will be for me? And if I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?” This bracelet is a lovely addition to your holiday-themed jewellery collection.

6. Christmas Ball Bracelet

This item is a little different than the others on the list, but only because you have to make it yourself. However, the nice thing about this bracelet is that while yes, it does match the Christmas theme, it also isn’t as obvious as some of the other items listed here. You also get to customize it to your liking – so if you prefer a red and green combo or blue and white, then it’s your call.

7. Menorah Leverback Earrings

In the Hanukkah tradition, Menorahs are a symbol of Judaism since Moses used one to navigate the wilderness. These earrings are a lovely way to commemorate the occasion. It’s a piece of holiday-themed jewellery that you’re going to want to keep for years to come!

8. Candy Cane Studs

While candy canes come in all kinds of flavours these days, nothing beats the classic spearmint! These enamel candy cane studs are a great nod the classic holiday treat (but they don’t taste nearly as good). However, if you’re more into modern takes on old classics, you have many options, for holiday-themed jewellery, too!

9. Peace Charm Bracelet

One theme that’s integral to Christmas but isn’t spoken about enough is peace. The idea that once a year, no matter who you are or what you do, people can come together in harmony. This charm bracelet is a nice reminder of what’s important during this time of year (and looks very stylish, too!)

10. Christmas Stockings Studs

The origins of Christmas stockings is hard to pinpoint, but there are a lot of links to St. Nick himself. These stocking studs are a cute homage to the tradition (and will fit in a stocking of any size for those of you looking for stuffers – wink, wink).

11. 3D Star of David Necklace

The Star of David is one of the most iconic symbols of Judaism. This Hanukkah, you can wear a different take on the symbol with this necklace. In a day and age when jewellery can be as unique as you are, why not find something truely special?

12. Christmas Necklace

This is the type of necklace you would expect someone who really loves the holidays to wear! Its ornate style clearly conveys its purpose, and there’s no denying that each little charm is… well… charming! This is the epitome of holiday-themed jewellery!

13. Santa’s Hat Studs

What’s more iconic than the big guy himself? His hat, of course! These mini Santa hat studs are itty-bitty, but full of Christmas cheer! Wear them to any holiday get together and people will clearly understand your love of the holidays! If you’re going to add any holiday-themed jewellery to your collection, this would be a good choice.

14. Jingle Bell Ring

Bells are often associated with Christmas, and that’s usually due to holiday-themed ornaments and religious ceremonies. This bell ring is well-suited for the occasion, being both dainty and subtle, and will help with all your holiday-themed jewellery needs.

15. Mismatching Earrings

The mis-matching earrings trend is still going pretty strong! If you’re looking to wear something uniquely you, maybe mixing things up is the option for you. You can find candy canes with snowmen, a Christmas tree with a reindeer, or something as simple as red and green stones. Take some time to search different styles – there are tons to choose from!

16. Christmas Inspired Rings

These mini hammered rings are dainty enough that they won’t overpower an outfit, but still clearly part of your holiday-themed jewellery repertoire. Of course, you can mix and match them all year long if you want to wear them outside of the holiday season. Alternatively, they come in different colours, so check out the shop owner’s page if you want to get your hands on your favourite colour.