Sustainable Gifting: A Boma Jewelry Guide
When it comes to selecting gifts for the special people in our lives, the choice of what to give can sometimes feel overwhelming. However, if you're looking for gifts that are not only beautiful but also ethical and sustainable, Boma Jewelry is a choice that stands out. As a B Corp Certified company specializing in sterling silver jewelry, Boma Jewelry emphasizes sustainability, ethical manufacturing practices, and quality in every piece they create. This guide will help you navigate through key holidays and special occasions, offering thoughtful and sustainable gift ideas from Boma Jewelry's collection.
(Above: The Female Symbol Studs and Female Sterling Silver Ring).
International Women's Day
Celebrated on March 8th, International Women's Day is a time to honor the achievements and contributions of women around the globe. It's a day for empowerment, reflection, and showing appreciation for the women in our lives. A piece from Boma Jewelry, known for its commitment to ethical practices and female empowerment, makes for a meaningful gift.
Gift Ideas:
- Elegant Stud Earrings: Choose from a variety of designs that symbolize strength, such as the lotus flower or an infinity symbol, to remind her of her inner power and beauty.
- Layering Necklaces: Select a piece that can be a daily reminder of your appreciation and love. A simple, elegant silver necklace can symbolize the unbreakable bond and support you offer her.
(Above: The Four-Leaf Clover of Fortune Lucky Charm Necklace and the Four-Leaf Clover Stud Earrings).
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17th, is a cultural and religious holiday recognized around the world. It's a day filled with green, shamrocks, and celebrations of Irish heritage. While jewelry might not be the first gift that comes to mind for St. Patrick's Day, a thoughtful piece from Boma can be a unique and cherished gift.
Gift Ideas:
- Shamrock Charms: Look for a sterling silver shamrock charm or pendant that she can wear as a necklace or bracelet, bringing her luck and joy.
- Green Gemstone Jewelry: Opt for pieces featuring green gemstones such as malachite or peridot, which can tie into the theme of the day while adding a touch of elegance to any outfit.
(Above: The Belle Birthstone Necklace featuring the Aquamarine Stone and the Pisces Zodiac Necklace in Gold)
March Birthstones & Zodiac Signs
For those celebrating a birthday in March, Boma Jewelry offers beautiful pieces featuring the month's birthstone, Aquamarine, and pieces that resonate with the Zodiac signs Pisces and Aries.
Gift Ideas for March Birthdays:
- Aquamarine Jewelry: This beautiful blue stone is said to bring serenity, clarity, and harmony. A pair of aquamarine earrings or a delicate aquamarine necklace can make for a serene and meaningful gift.
- Zodiac Sign Jewelry: For Pisces (February 19 - March 20) and Aries (March 21 - April 19), consider a zodiac pendant that represents their sign. It's a personalized touch that shows thoughtfulness and care.
(Above: Browse all March gift guide styles on our March Gift Guide Collection page).
Why Choose Boma Jewelry?
Choosing Boma Jewelry as a gift means you are supporting a company that values sustainability, ethical labor practices, and high-quality materials. Each piece is crafted with care, ensuring that your gift is not only beautiful but also made in a way that aligns with your values and the values of the recipient. Boma's commitment to being a B Corp Certified company further underscores their dedication to social and environmental responsibility, making each piece you give a reflection of these principles.
As we navigate through these special days and celebrate the important people in our lives, let's choose gifts that reflect our values and the love we have for those we're honoring. With Boma Jewelry, you're giving more than just a piece of jewelry; you're giving a symbol of love, sustainability, and ethical beauty.
Suzanne Vetillart is a second generation owner of family-owned Boma Jewelry. Boma Jewelry was founded in Seattle in 1981. Learn more about story here.
