Whether you call him “Dad” or “Pops,” Father’s Day is all about the guy who’s been there for you come hell or high water.
That’s why, when it comes to Father’s Day gifts, jewelry is more than just a staple: It’s an essential. Every piece tells its own story—one you can pass on to the next generation together.
But enough about the future. Let’s stay present and figure out what sort of jewelry you’re decking your old man out with this Father’s Day.
Top Father’s Day Jewelry Gift Ideas
No two dads are the same, and you know yours best. Is he a beacon of unfiltered authenticity? The source of your confidence and strength? An inspiration to everyone?
Whatever kind of fatherhood your dad calls his own, these pieces will reflect his boundless heart as well as his peerless style.
Personalized Rings
Every father has his own lessons to impart, though many teach that nothing sends a signal like a firm handshake. Sure, grip strength matters, but the cool touch of a ring sends a signal in its own right.
Personalizing that ring is an excellent Father’s Day gift idea, one that takes multiple forms:
- Signet rings engraved with his initials or your family crest
- Rings that reveal his soul, whether designed like a treasure map or a mountain range
- Rings referencing his favorite things, be it chess or Avenged Sevenfold
Our sterling silver ring collection hits on all facets of fatherhood, encompassing everything it entails while remaining intimately personal.
Leather Bracelets
For some dads, style is synonymous with comfort. And while we’d say all our jewelry is comfortable, leather bracelets are simultaneously rugged and soft—fitting for the “big softie” in your life.
Combining braided leather with statement-making metal clasps, our sterling silver bracelets embrace that concept the same way they’ll embrace your dad’s wrist.
Pendant Necklaces
Short chain, long chain, simple chain, complex chain—you can adjust necklaces to fit with any of Dad’s fits. But it’s the pendant that makes the man.
Pendants are symbols, and symbols speak to who we are. Our necklace pendant collection is defined by symbols, so forge ahead and choose your dad’s favorite.
Specific Selections for Father Figures
Have something more specific in mind for Dad? You know his style like he knows every riff on his favorite album, so here’s some jewelry that hits all the right notes.
Gifts for a Father Who Loves Classic Styles
Classic cars, classic rock, classic values. If “Classic” is your dad’s middle name, consider these timeless options:
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Chains – Elegant simplicity boiled down to its rawest essence. Take Legacy: the name says it all, the sterling silver it’s crafted with both grounded and luxurious.
- Signet rings – What could be more classic than displaying an important symbol or family crest? The fearless ferocity of Blind Tiger and daring detail of Tortuga speak volumes.
Gifts for a Father Who Prefers Minimalist Jewelry
Maybe Dad’s more of a minimalist—someone who prefers to say a lot with a little. In an age of ostentation, these sleek pieces are well-suited to his subtle sensibilities:
- Bracelets – The epitome of understated refinement. Groundwork is as perfect an example as it is a Father’s Day gift
- Pendants – The simpler side of the pendant pendulum is no less enticing, like that unmistakable tabula rasa feeling Virtue evokes. Doesn’t get more minimalist than that.
How to Choose the Right Jewelry Based on Your Dad’s Style
Still not sure? Let the man himself be your guiding compass for Father’s Day gifts.
Think about his wardrobe. Does he tend to dress up or down? Rugged or refined? Casually or considered?
Lifestyle comes next. An active dad might not want a pendant bouncing around while he’s on a run, but a ring works. Dads who attend myriad professional events, on the other hand, will thank you for conversation-starting statement pieces. Could drum up new business.
Who your dad actually is is of paramount importance. Not that a man like him can be distilled down to a few adjectives, of course; there’s plenty of depth, spirit, and mystery to consider. But you know his energy better than anyone. Use that.
Make the Gifting Experience Memorable
We open Christmas gifts first thing in the morning. Birthday presents come after cake. With Father’s Day, the timing isn’t so obvious.
The best thing to do is base your gift timing on the occasion. If you’re having an outdoor grill, give him his jewelry once the footballs and Frisbees stop flying (but when there’s still enough light out to appreciate the piece’s splendor). Indoor, more low-key events might warrant an early gifting instead, so he can show off his pristine piece over a hot meal.
As for presentation, craft it with the same precision as the jewelry itself. That could mean cuing up his favorite song as you hand it over, or recreating a memorable family moment on the spot in the context of your current relationship. Be bold.
How to Care for Father’s Day Jewelry Gifts
Dads love teaching their kids how to take care of themselves. Keep that tradition alive by passing on these tips to ensure his jewelry stays as well-maintained as he is:,
- Store every piece separately (ideally in a dark place) and don’t sleep with it on
- When getting dressed, clothes first; when getting undressed, jewelry first
- Dish soap and warm water do the trick for the majority of metals and gems, though sterling silver is best cleaned with polishing cloths sold for that purpose
Give Dad a Gift He’ll Cherish Forever
Father’s Day is an annual tribute to a lifetime spent in the company of a man who taught you to defy convention, express yourself, and live free.
That’s why Clocks and Colours is your one-stop shop for Father’s Day jewelry. Our pieces are handcrafted with electric precision and boldfaced emotion, the ideal blend of luxury and raw self-expression.
Trust us. Dad will thank you for it.
Sources:
Business Insider. 9 simple things you can do to take care of your jewelry like an adult. https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-take-care-of-your-jewelry-rings-necklaces-and-bracelets-2018-6
The New York Times. How to Clean and Care for Your Jewelry. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/guides/how-to-clean-your-jewelry/
