Do you think heart-shaped jewelry is too cheesy?

Whenever you hear Valentine’s Day, the common thing that comes to mind is the heart.

Everything you see around you is in the shape of the heart.

You have to admit nothing says more cheesy than giving something on Valentine’s Day covered in red and of course heart-shaped.

Even food shops create special pastries that are limited during the Valentine’s Day celebration.

Though you can make a simple gift like a handmade heart-shaped card or bake your own heart-shaped cookies.

There are many options where you can just buy. From heart pillows to elaborate heart-shaped cakes. Some even offer a Valentine’s package for you and your loved one to indulge in.

But what about heart-shaped jewelry, do you think it is cheesy to give someone this timeless gift?

The answer to that is a definite NO.

To the outsider, it may seem cheesy to see someone receive a heart-shaped jewelry on Valentine’s Day. But to the receiver and the giver, the act is deeply appreciated.

Even if it may seem easy for the giver to find the heart-shaped jewelry, as the selection may be defined already, buying it for a loved one is actually a thoughtful deed.

Sure the giver can go for the classic flowers and chocolates. But what makes you stand out when you give jewelry is that it involves careful choosing and more money. Besides, jewelry can be kept for a long time unlike flowers that wilt and food that should be consumed.

And the receiver feels loved knowing that the other person took an effort as well as spend money on a timeless gift.

So forget about what others may say or the thought of being teased. When it comes to Valentine’s Day or the Love Month, getting a heart-shaped jewellery is a gift that will last a lifetime.

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Sources:

http://goodguyswag.com/6-tips-on-buying-her-jewelry-for-valentines-day/
http://www.catalogs.com/info/clothing/give-heart-shaped-jewelry.html
http://www.jewelrywise.com/gifts-occasions/article/making-valentines-day-special-with-a-gift-of-jewelry