Just Get Their Initial: Teen-Loved Letter Jewelry From A to Z
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Last year, if you had taken a peek at a 16-year-old girl’s holiday wish list, you probably would have seen some Rhode peptide lip tints, a Jellycat, and one of those bubble initial necklaces from Anthropologie. Almost 12 months later, not much has changed: Rhode products abound on Giftful wish lists, the Jellycat croissant is back in stock, and everyone — from Altar’d State to Kendra Scott — has released their own take on initial jewelry. Below, I rounded up all the best letter jewelry that’s available online, including some no-poke earrings and several charms that pair well with a chain. The holidays are still several weeks away, so the popular letters — think A and J — are still in stock, but it’s best not to wait. We’ll be stuck with only Z and Y before we know it.
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The teeny-tiny letter charm measures about 5 millimeters.
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Mejuri’s is a tad bigger for the same price in sterling silver.
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A diamond-studded charm for 30 percent less than what you'd pay at most other online jewelry brands.
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Enewton is one of the hottest jewelry brands for college kids. Hint: They’re often worn in a stack.
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Kendra Scott is still popular, too. This gold-plated bracelet would make a nice stocking stuffer.
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All the charms are lowercase to match your teen’s disavowal of capital letters.
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For those who’d like the bubble charm on a cord rather than a chain.
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This one’s reversible. It’s mother of pearl on one side and plated yellow gold on the other.
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A nostalgic acrylic ring to add to their stack.
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For teens, the more bracelets the better — especially when they’re from mall brand Altar’d State.
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It’s handmade in the U.K. with recycled sterling silver and brass.
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Evry Jewels was another wish-list favorite last year, and its sub-$5 necklaces are still popular.
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The classic cursive charms are available in solid yellow 10-karat and 14-karat gold.
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Kara Yoo puts a whimsical spin on the cursive charm necklace with her hand-shaped wire letters.
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Each charm is adorned with dainty 14-karat gold flowers.
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In typical Susan Alexandra fashion, each letter is embellished with its own unique icon.
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Another appearance from the bubble letter — this time in color and paired with a pearl.
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It’s half freshwater pearls and half 18-karat gold-plated chain, in case you wanted more.
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For the Swiftie still wearing their friendship bracelet with pride.
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That bubble letter in color with a pop of gold.
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Flat-back earrings from a brand that specializes in jewelry for kids with sensitive ears.
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The mirror is functional for in-class lip-gloss touch-ups.
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