
London Collection 14k Yellow Gold 3 Flat Heart Necklace
Three flat gold hearts make a quiet expression of affection. Give the trio a meaning that belongs to your own family; the adjustable chain offers a way to compare lengths.
London Jewelers · Mother’s Day gift guide
A Mother’s Day gift, as individual as she is.
Hearts with a private meaning. Pearls she will make her own. A watch in her favorite shade. Discover jewelry and thoughtful gifts for the woman, not just the occasion.
Discover her giftShe may be your mother, your grandmother, your partner or the person who has always been there. What makes the gift hers is something more particular: the pearls she loves, the shade she returns to, the photograph she would keep close. Begin with that detail—or, if you are choosing for yourself, the piece that speaks to this chapter of your own story.
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Some gifts feel familiar from the very first glance. Three small gold hearts, pearls along the wrist or a watch in the metals she already wears can speak to the woman you know so well. A favorite photograph makes the gesture just as personal off the wrist.

Three flat gold hearts make a quiet expression of affection. Give the trio a meaning that belongs to your own family; the adjustable chain offers a way to compare lengths.

Three Akoya pearls punctuate a yellow-gold bracelet—a lovely direction for the mother who enjoys pearls but reaches for bracelets more often than necklaces.

Butterflies and goldtone vines surround a 5-by-7 photograph. Choose a picture of an ordinary day together, not only the formal occasions.

A mother-of-pearl dial and two-tone bracelet give this 30mm Tango a gentle contrast. It is a personal choice for a mother who likes both silver and gold tones.
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The best gift does not ask her to dress a certain way. It recognizes something she has always loved—or something she is ready to discover. Akoya pearls and the folded-linen form of a silver frame offer different ways to hold a family connection close.

A 16-inch Akoya pearl choker gives a classic pearl lover a necklace with a close, defined line. Compare that length with a strand she already wears.

One Akoya pearl beneath a diamond-accented bail keeps the gesture light. Morning Dew includes an adjustable 16–18-inch chain for choosing where it sits.

The sculpted linenfold border makes a small photograph feel considered. A handwritten note explaining the picture can make the silver frame especially personal.

Akoya pearls drop below white-gold diamond details. Their gentle movement offers a different expression from the pearl studs she may already own.
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Mother’s Day can be a moment to see her as a partner as well as a parent. A heart in her preferred gold, Messika’s moving diamonds or a muted-red watch makes the gift about her individuality—and the life you share.

The Macri Classica heart brings Buccellati’s yellow-and-white-gold contrast to a personal symbol of affection, with tiny star-shaped rosettes framing the diamond details.

Three floating diamonds lend movement to Messika’s rose-gold Baby Move bracelet. Choose it for an adult wearer who enjoys a light, expressive wrist detail.

A larger pavé heart in rose gold gives a familiar message a more visible presence. It suits the partner who likes her necklaces to be noticed.

Muted red on a 33mm Metro dial offers romance without a heart motif. The gray velour strap keeps the color soft rather than overtly festive.
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For the aunt, stepmother, mentor or chosen-family connection whose care has mattered, a thank-you need not follow a prescribed symbol. Clean gold lines, a flower pendant or a frame for a shared memory can express the relationship in your own way.

Simple yellow-gold bars suit someone who likes clean lines. Their uncomplicated geometry leaves the meaning to the person giving them.

An 18-inch rose-gold rope chain adds a warm, textured line. Choose it for someone who enjoys wearing a chain on its own.

An intertwined Loveknot border gives a shared photograph a fitting setting. A small memory can say thank you with real specificity.

Roberto Coin’s large Princess Flower pendant brings a geometric flower and pavé diamonds to white gold. It is a more expressive gesture for someone who loves this design language.
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For the woman whose style is quiet but unmistakable, diamonds can be a detail rather than a declaration. Bezel-set studs, small hoops and fine stations of light bring different proportions to a familiar jewelry wardrobe.

Yellow-gold bezels frame small diamonds in a compact stud silhouette. A restrained choice when she prefers her earrings close to the ear.

Roberto Coin’s extra-small white-gold hoops introduce a little diamond light without a large outline. They suit a wearer who already favors close, polished shapes.

Flexie by London carries round diamonds around a yellow-gold inline bangle. Its flexible-jewelry design offers another way to explore the classic line of a diamond bracelet; confirm the listed size.

Ten diamond stations give an 18-inch gold chain a measured rhythm. It can become her one fine necklace, rather than another bold centerpiece.
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Pearls can feel familiar or entirely new depending on the setting. A yellow-gold drop, a sculptural feather or a single South Sea pearl lets you follow her own relationship with this quietly luminous gem.

Akoya pearls suspended from yellow gold bring a soft finishing detail to a favorite shirt or a dinner dress. The drop shape is the point, not a formal occasion.

Mikimoto’s Feather design places Akoya pearls beside a more elaborate field of diamonds. A distinctive addition for someone whose pearl collection already has the classics.

South Sea cultured pearls, listed at 9–10mm, give these yellow-gold posts a defined presence. Compare that scale with her existing studs.

One South Sea pearl and a diamond create a focused pendant rather than a full strand. Confirm chain inclusion and the length she would like before choosing.
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A gemstone need not be her birthstone to feel personal. Ruby red can recall a dress she loves, emerald green a shared place, sapphire blue a lifelong preference. Amethyst gives a rich violet another point of view.

Round rubies framed by diamond halos bring red into a familiar stud shape. A thoughtful choice when she loves color but does not favor long earrings.

A round emerald on a yellow-gold necklace keeps green at the center of the design. Let the stone stand for her own memory or preference.

A blue sapphire framed by diamonds makes color the focus of this white-gold cluster ring. It is an intimate gift when you know both her taste and her ring size.

Pomellato’s Nudo makes amethyst the central gesture, held in rose and white gold. Consider it for someone who enjoys a confident stone rather than a small accent.
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For someone who makes a piece her own the moment she puts it on, the pleasure is in discovery. Buccellati’s intertwined hearts and sculptural flowers, a sweep of rainbow sapphires or Roberto Coin’s floral geometry each offer a distinctive visual language.

Intertwined yellow-gold circles meet white-gold diamond hearts in these Hawaii earrings. The open, looping design offers a different expression of the heart motif.

Two diamond-accented gold flowers give Daphne earrings a sculptural presence. Choose them for someone who welcomes botanical forms on a larger scale.

Rainbow sapphires scatter across a 12.3mm yellow-gold band. The broad Confetti design is for a wearer who loves a visible field of color; confirm the listed ring size.

A large open flower and a smaller diamond flower give Venetian Princess an asymmetric rhythm on a double chain. It is a collection-led choice for a lover of graphic floral design.
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A first Mother’s Day gift can honor a new chapter without losing sight of who she has always been. A heart locket, a small star or a meaningful initial offers a private reference; a line of gold hearts can be simply something she loves.

A floral-etched white-gold heart locket, with an 18-inch chain, offers a place for a private memory. Confirm the locket’s interior dimensions before planning its contents.

A small diamond star can mark a bright new chapter without a literal motherhood motif. It leaves the significance to the story you share.

The letter on this rose-gold diamond-bar necklace is A. Choose it only when that initial is meaningful to her; another letter needs its own product selection.

Seven small gold hearts form a light station necklace with a listed 16–18-inch length. Let the hearts express affection rather than assigning them to a particular family size.
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Some Mother’s Day gifts become reminders of a particular gathering, a shared achievement or a moment when everyone came together. A diamond bracelet or silver photograph frame begins with that memory and the person who will enjoy it now.

Five carats of round diamonds follow a white-gold tennis-bracelet line. A substantial family gesture when a classic diamond bracelet is something she genuinely wants.

Yellow-gold bezels give this two-carat tennis bracelet a warmer, more defined rhythm. Its setting offers a different look from a traditional prong-set line.

A narrow silver border leaves the photograph at the center of Buccellati’s 4-by-6 frame. Choose a picture whose story the family will enjoy telling.

White pavé diamonds contrast with black-gold accents across a yellow-gold cuff. It makes a family gesture individual for the woman who prefers graphic contrast to a conventional bracelet.
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The gesture can be small and still wonderfully specific. A tray in gemstone colors, an orchid candle, a playful picture frame or tiny gold hearts can recognize the little things she does—and the things she enjoys for herself.

Rainbow gemstone illustrations brighten this porcelain trinket tray. A dressing-table gift for a color lover; it is a decorative object, not a serving dish.

A sculptural orchid lid tops a candle scented with wild orchid, sandalwood, mahogany and lemon blossom. Choose it for someone whose home already welcomes fragrance.

Animal figurines and blue enamel surround a 5-by-7 photograph. A playful choice when animals or this shade of blue are part of her world.

Open gold hearts make a small, direct expression of affection. Their simple outline suits someone who enjoys a personal motif without a large earring.
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Mother’s Day can also be a reason to choose the piece you have been thinking about. A clover-shaped wrap, an encouraging mantra, an oval hoop or a sage-green dial can belong to your style—not to anyone else’s idea of motherhood.

A diamond clover meets yellow gold and titanium in this Flexie by London wrap ring. Choose the motif because you enjoy it, then confirm the listed size rather than assuming flexibility means one size fits all.

Zoe Chicco’s “I can and I will” necklace gives a self-chosen encouragement a gold form. The small disc on a 20-inch chain keeps those words close, as a reminder chosen entirely for yourself.

White-gold oval hoops bring a clean line to your own jewelry wardrobe. Their hinged snap posts are a practical detail to compare with earrings you already find comfortable.

A sage-green Metro 33 dial makes a watch choice feel personal. The gray velour strap gives the soft color a restrained setting for a new daily timepiece.
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London Jewelers began in Glen Cove and spans four generations of a family jewelry business. This Mother’s Day guide brings jewelry, watches and thoughtful objects into one conversation: the recipient’s taste, the details of the piece, and the meaning of the gift.
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A little direction for a gift that feels personal—from a first Mother’s Day to a familiar family tradition.
Begin with something personal to her: a favored metal, a gemstone color, a motif or the jewelry she reaches for most often. A heart, a pearl, a diamond bracelet or a simple gold chain can each be meaningful when the design follows her own taste.
Consider her as an individual as well as a parent. A collection she follows, a watch in her favorite color or a heart in her preferred gold can recognize both your relationship and her personal style. Compare it with pieces she already owns to avoid an unwanted duplicate.
Follow her present interests. Pearls may be right if she loves them, but a colorful ring, a modern watch or a silver frame for a meaningful photograph can be just as personal. The For Grandma section is a starting point, not an age-based dress code.
Yes, when the occasion feels welcome in your relationship. A gift can thank a stepmother, aunt, mentor or chosen-family connection without requiring a literal motherhood symbol. Let the accompanying message explain what her care has meant to you.
Choose a piece for the adult recipient and her own preferences: a locket, a small star, a meaningful initial or a favorite gold design can mark the new chapter. The initial shown in this guide is A; confirm the actual letter, dimensions and fit before deciding.
Absolutely. Something for Herself begins with your own style, whether that is a wrap ring, a gold hoop, a mantra necklace or a sage-dial watch. Choosing for yourself can also make fit, color and collection preferences clearer.
Either can have personal meaning, but neither is required. Ask which connection she would enjoy wearing, or choose a color she simply loves. If you want a particular birthstone, confirm the stone identity and month association before selecting the actual piece.
London Collection is London Jewelers’ own fine-jewelry assortment. The selections here explore hearts, diamond stations, pearl designs and gemstone color alongside distinct collections from other jewelry houses. Choose by the actual design, materials and the wearer’s preferences, not by assuming the collections are interchangeable.
A necklace or earrings can avoid a ring-size decision, though chain length, pendant dimensions and earring scale still matter. Compare a comfortably worn piece or contact a London Jewelers advisor for help discussing the exact measurements. A flexible ring or bangle does not mean a universal fit.
Do not assume so. Listings can describe a single earring or a pair, and title wording alone may not settle the quantity. Confirm the actual product listing, stone details, dimensions and price basis before ordering.
It depends on the product. The white-gold heart locket shown here includes an 18-inch chain, and the Morning Dew pendant includes an adjustable 16–18-inch chain. Confirm chain inclusion separately for the South Sea pearl pendant and any other design you choose.
A watch can follow her taste in color and proportions; a frame can hold a photograph of a shared moment. A decorative tray or scented candle is another thoughtful direction when it matches her home and preferences. Check intended use, dimensions and care for the actual object.
Yes. The same-page controls narrow the displayed selections to under $500, $500–below $1,500, $1,500–below $5,000, or $5,000 and above. All gifts restores every selection. Follow the product link for the latest price rather than treating a guide price as confirmation.
No delivery date is promised here. Follow the actual product link to check current price, availability and order terms, and confirm delivery options before making plans. An advisor can help you discuss the specific piece without this guide guaranteeing stock or timing.
London Jewelers began in Glen Cove in 1926 and spans four generations of a family jewelry business. Its jewelry, watch and giftware selections can be considered together; contact a London Jewelers advisor for help comparing the specific pieces that interest you.
Yes. Share the recipient’s preferences, existing pieces, sizing information and budget when you contact a London Jewelers advisor or arrange an appointment. Confirm current price, availability and any timing requirements for the actual product before ordering.
Tell us what makes her style her own: a favorite piece, a color, a collection or a photograph of something she wears. A London Jewelers advisor can help you compare the details, whether the gift is for her or for yourself.