Is jewelry an OK gift in this situation?
921956
get her a necklace because she can wear that with just about anything, just make sure that it is long like 48 or 60" the really long necklaces are back in.
1049821
How about a nice necklace or bracelet with a pendant representing something she really likes?
700817
Sorry I think the gold chain is too much and I bet his parents (and possibly yours) will think so too.  How are you getting the money to buy it if you are only 14?  I would suggest you take it down a notch and maybe get him 6 heartfelt but not so expensive things, wrap each present in a box and put a number on each box.  Tell him there is one present for each month you have been together.  Maybe in the last box you could get him a cd that has music by a band you both like.
169699
Go to Super Kmart ( i swear they have good jewelry for very low prices) and get her a frienship locket or ring. Maybe get her a charm braclet and later on you could get a friendship charm to go with it when you have more cash. Whatever you get your friend im sure will love it. I think these are perfect gifts for best friends and trust me Kmart is the way to go. Just check it out you will be surprised.
349124
Choose gifts that last for a long period of time, are personalized or celebrate the fact you are now committed.  Gifts should look to the long-term, be personalized and have an air of romance or permanence.\n\nWhat about a "diamond Key to My Heart necklace" Cost only a couple of hundred.\n\nI know you had a lot of bike information but, treat her more as girl, then as her riding partner.\n\n4 years, maybe an engagement ring
942486
Yes.  A little gift wouldn't hurt.  Nothing too big though, just in case he doesnt get anything for you, you don't want him to feel bad.  I reccomend a funny little gift that relates to a little joke or funny event that the two of you have shared in the past month.  If you can't think of anything, always go to something that will make him laugh a little.
1153712
well  if  u  wanna  impress  her  with  nice  jewellery  or  perfume  go  4  that ,,,  look  I'm  not  into  that  but  still  have   few  nice  things  from  hubby i wouldn't  like 2  miss  it ,,,,  but  that  must  be   just 1  part  of  the  gift ,,,  the  2nd part  is  u  must  put  hard  work  in something ,,,  like   cook  veget. meal ,,,  u  know  candles  and  then  as  she  think  it  is  all  ,,, u   can  give  her  nice peace of jewellery  or   that  could  be pictures  of  both  of u  in special  Art  hand  made  frame ,,,  hey  if  u  in  Europe  take   her  4  long  weekend  2  Venice ,,,there  is  million  things  ,,, I'm  old  woman  and  i  know  how  it  is  my  hubby  is  hopeless and  he  in  tears  always b4  my   bdays ,,,  if  u  wanna contact  me  i  try  help u
1024901
The customary notion would be to get her something she likes with a certain immediacy, like a gift certificate.  That is quaint.  To give a gift certificate or money, however, it won't be remembered years from now.\n\nOn the other hand, I believe that the best gift on the occasion of one's grauation is something lasting and memorable, and when she looks at it years from now, she will allways be reminded of the landmark occasion and of who gave it to her.  I also believe in giving very unique gifts.\n\nIn your city, do you have those companies that can take a 3D image of a person, and then carve it into a glass cube?  Here in Las Vegas, they are all over the place, particularly at shopping malls and casino resorts.  When one of my oldest friends visited here two years ago, she and I went and had a portrait of the two of us done.  We received a discount for having two made, so now we each have one to remind us of our 36-year friendship.  Our cubes cost about $120 for two.  O don't know your area, so I can't say for sure if it is available.  My thought was to borrow someone's cap and gown (unless she has hers already), and to roll up a tube and tie a ribbon around it.  Take her, along with these props, to have a beautiful portrait of herself done in a glass cube to commemorate her graduation.  Have a second one made to give to her parents.  This would be a wonderful, desirable, and unique gift!\n\nAlso, there are companies who will work from a photograph, without the subject needing to be present!  Have a headshot photo taken of her like a graduate, and send that in to be etched onto glass.  I was able to locate a mail order company in Pennsylvania that does this work.  With them, you can even add a special date or signature.  The cost is $99 for the first piece, and $19 for each duplicate:\n\nhttp://www.photo-etched.com/\n\n\nI also located a company that will do the laser portrait etching into a cube from your photograph!!!  (Wish we had that when my friend's sister was here.  I may do that with a photo of my mother, sister, and myself!)  The company is in Orlando, FL, and they also sell the lighted bases seperately:\n\nhttp://www.laserthis.com/3dHead.htm\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nI know that you'd like to have the gift immediately, but if you'd like to give her one of these just do this.  Order the gift, and at the party, present her with a hand-made certificate (or one that you create off the computer) for a very unique and personalized gift from you, which is on order!  (If this doesn't help you now, perhaps you'll take advantage of it in the future, or someone else looking for a unique gift will enjoy it.)\n\nBest wishes!
113468
A clue.You would not want her to accept an unwanted gift out of obligation.Maybe ask her this question to see what she says.Then you'll know for sure.
73150
Honestly, I don't care what the gift is.  As long as it's a meaningful expression of how she feels about me (price and description are really immaterial), personally, I would love it no matter what it is and she wouldn't have to worry about "getting me the wrong thing" or "not getting something good enough".
602269
Its socially accepted. It depends how many you get, the jewelry and clothing.
587697
Your jealous, fess up! You know that's what it is about. My mother has all of her jewelry (quite a substantial amount) going to my daughter, my daughter will receive them after she turns 18 or my mother passes which ever occurs last. My daughter then has the option to give family members pieces of that or not to. She put this in her will simply so that stupid argument's don't occur like the one your about to have. The ring is gone to someone else, get over it. Ask you mother to will a special piece to you or your daughter.
612962
I would say something related to religion. As someone suggested, maybe a nice cross necklace or a prayer book. Maybe a set of small angel statues (something like that), a nice rosary bracelet, something to do with angels (frames with inspiring messages, keychains, etc.). Hallmark might have something, if you prefer giving traditional gifts like that. I hope this helps.
169549
depends on the person; how close is to you or how much you care. money is always nice to receive but try to give a gift card or a gift certificate show that there was some thought into the gift. it could be clothing specially if the loved one is using it (lingerie). a favorite meal with a movie its good too. or if he has hobbies show support by getting something related to it. in any case a kiss and a hug will always do. good luck.
698868
A pretty necklace or something like a gift certificate....Or you could take her friends out to the mall to shop and eat...Make sure her friends bring money for themselves..to make it cheap lol
190663
A beautiful necklace with a gem that she likes.. doesn't need to be diamonds or whatever, but her birthstone (if it's this time of the year - birthstone is Diamond) is good or find out if she likes sapphire's, ruby's or emerald's.  Some of the more non-traditional stones are beautiful too.. Tanzanite, Mandarin (any color really but Mandarin is very popular right now) Garnet, etc.. You could get a 'cheaper stone' and get her earrings and a necklace combo which is always pretty.. Peridots or Kunzite, or some Topaz etc.. Good Luck!
981723
I now you don't want to get the watch but by her saying its broken is a sure sign that she wants you to buy her a new one - I did the same thing. I got a DKNY watch off my Fiancee last Christmas and love it. It means a lot to me as he chose it himself and picked up on the hints and I get to wear it everyday. \n\nIf you're really agaist it then how about making up a basket of all her favourite things - eg. Perfume, bubble bath, a CD, DVD, Nice underwear (not crotchless panties), a simple pair of earrings that she can wear everyday, It doesn't matter if you've already bought her a pair women love jewellery and it makes it more special and personal. Fave sweets or chocolate, how about a disposable camera to capture the Christmas moments together. I posh picture frame with her fave pic of the 2 of you in.........