2013 Gift Guide: Jewelry

These gem- and crystal-covered baubles will add a bit of sparkle to the holiday season.

From vintage to new, emerald to ruby, we’ve curated a collection of jewels that has something to complement almost anyone’s style.

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1. Emerald Statement Necklace: With more than 300 diamonds, 11 accent baguette emeralds and one dazzling faceted cabochon emerald, this show-stopping necklace is unlike anything else. Price upon request, Lester Lampert, 57 E. Oak St., Chicago, 312-944-6888

2. Ziegfeld Black Spinel Ring: A great way to say thank you—this sterling silver ring’s black spinel centerpiece stone is outlined with four brilliant diamonds. Ideal for the woman who likes a bit of old-fashioned glamour as this ring harkens back to 1920s style. $1,500, Tiffany & Co., Northbrook Court and Westfield Old Orchard

3. Vintage Ruby and Diamond Bracelet: Any woman would be thrilled to have this bracelet wrapped around her wrist this winter. Its focal point, the one-of-a-kind vintage ruby and diamond brooch, is converted into a bracelet with eight strands of genuine ruby beads and a baguette-set diamond stiletto clasp. Price upon request, Burdeen’s Jewelry, 1148 W. Lake Cook Rd., Buffalo Grove, 800-656-0414

4. Private Pleasures Pearl Earrings: Alluding to the curly style of artist Gustav Klimt, these playful earrings are made of eve J. Alfillé’s exclusive 14-karat blonde gold and made complete with two plump white South Seas pearls. $1,430, Eve J. Alfillé Gallery & Studio, 623 Grove St., Evanston, 847-869-7920

5. Embellished Bangles: Stack (and gift) as many of these bangles as you want. Worn together or with other collected bracelets, these accented resin bangles are a must-have this holiday season. $175 each, Tory Burch 

6. Glittering Garden Statement Earrings: These rose-gold earrings are the perfect companion to a little black dress. For a lady who doesn’t like too much bling, the muted black stones counterbalance the glittery crystals for a refined look. $128, Kate Spade New York, Northbrook Court

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