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No need to panic, but Christmas is coming. Fast.

And if you're anything like us atMamamia, maybe you've been putting off finding a gift for your mother/brother/friend/colleague with the hope of stumbling upon something ~perfect~ to change their life for the better.

Only, as seems to happen every other year, December 24 will roll around with no perfect present in sight, and our friends and family will end up taking home a box of Favourites.

We get it, we really do.

So this year, we thought we'd try to get in nice and early to do all the heavy lifting for you.

Here are 9 sentimental gift ideas to show the people you love that youreallycare this Christmas for all price points, and across all interest areas.

Jewellery

Engravable Pendants, from $59

One of our favourites from Michael Hill this year is the Heart Pendant in 10ct Yellow Gold. It's a timeless classic that will be a sure hit with any gift receiver this Christmas. And the fact that it's engravable? We'reactuallyobsessed.

Michael Hill also has a range of other pieces that you can personalise. It's free on selected styles when you shop online. Win!

And with such a personal touch, you know that the receiver will have it in their jewellery box and on their neck forever - which means you'll always have a special place in their hearts (pun intended).

10kt Gold Braid Twist Hoop Earrings, $399

To add something to their festive wardrobe, look no further than Michael Hill's new 10kt Gold Braid Twist Hoop Earrings.

Not only are they the perfect gold to complement the bold red lips that tend to come out around the festive season, they're so versatile that they'll be a wardrobe staple all year round.

Zodiac Pendants, from $69

Anything Zodiac is a go-to way to make any gift more meaningful. Michael Hill has a huge range varying in price and style. We think these would be a perfect Secret Santa gift for colleagues (especially if you want to go personal, but nottoopersonal).

Oh, and it goes without saying... These. Are. Gorgeous.

Diamond Studs, $399.

Diamonds are always a sentimental gift. Why? Well, we rarely buy them for ourselves so they're a much loved surprise (and also, we love a good 'Frost Yourself' moment — if you know, you know).

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Emma Gillman

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