A Gift For Your Birth Giver

So, in the UK, it's nearly mothers day. The day where celebrating of all mothers and thanking them for the countless hours they put into raising us. This post is sponsored and honestly, I was super impressed with the quality of the products. 

Right Mum, if you are reading this, stop here.

So, I don't think I have ever formally introduced my Mum to my blog. Her name is Donna and I have known her for pretty much all my life (is that a bad joke?). She is very small like me and there is an adorable image of us at the very top. 

Okay, so most years I usually get my Mum something personalised for mother's day. But I found out very quickly, there is only a limited amount of personalised stuff you can purchase. I have already done photo albums, mugs and even a personalised tote bags. So I had to think a little more outside of the box this year. 

Jewellery is definitely a common gift, but I honestly have never purchased jewellery for my mum. Unless you count the weird beaded necklace I bought for her when I went on a school trip to France, I do not include this. So, I decided to investigate a little further into the jewellery world. 

And that's where Ally Jewellery comes in. After much looking around, I discovered Ally Jewellery, and their designs. 

So let's talk about what I got from Ally Jewellery!

Firstly, I got this ring.  On the website, it is described as Abella Opal ring and I choose silver, although they also have a gold and rose gold version. Okay, so full disclosure, I got this ring for myself. I have really small fingers and when I saw this ring and how small it goes, I had to get it. Nonetheless, it would make an excellent day for a mother. Sidenote: When I showed my housemates this ring, I told me I would lose it (I also lose all my rings). I am currently on day three of owning this ring and I still currently have it. 

And I also picked out this necklace. This necklace is so versatile and I couldn't keep away from the adorable star design.  The star pattern is prominent on the Ally Jewerally which is perfect, as stars never truly go out of style. Again, I got this is in silver but it is also available in gold and rose gold. 

Finally, let's talk about the presentation of the items.  As you can probably tell from how many photos I snapped of the items and packaging, it is extremely pretty. Now, I will be the first to admit, that I am not a very 'pink' person. It's not that I don't like pink but I do enjoy the more earthy and dark colours, e.g. I wear black most days. But even I couldn't help setting up an extremely pink and purple shoot to match the charming box. 

Thank you for reading and thank you to Ally Jewerally for sponsoring this post. Remember to spoil your mums this year, not only with presents but with your time, love and attention. 

Shop the sponsored items in this post:

 Abella Opal Ring (Silver) - Ally Jewerally

Rema Starry Necklace (Silver) - Ally Jewerally

Use code Asherdowner15 to get 15% off at checkout

Shop the non-sponsored items in this post:

Faux Cactus - IKEA

Not That Kind Of Girl by Lena Dunham - Amazon

It by Alexa Chung - Amazon

Ring Holder - Oliver Bonas 

Instax Polaroid Camera - Amazon

*This post is sponsored but all opinions are my own.