Buying someone jewelry is romantic. Guessing their ring size is an extreme sport. One wrong calculation, and that thoughtful holiday surprise becomes an awkward exchange involving a receipt, a jeweler, and the realization that nobody knows how big anyone’s fingers are. Fortunately, Sedona-based Enchanting Earth has a sparkly solution.
Founded by jewelry designer and bestselling author Jamie Inglett, the gemstone brand’s 2026 Holiday Gift Guide features adjustable rings, colorful gemstones, piercing-free ear cuffs, and enough mystical personality to make Santa reconsider his accessories.
“Jewelry should feel personal, but buying it for someone else shouldn’t be stressful,” says Inglett, author of Crystal Creed: The Ultimate Guide to Crystal Healing. “I love helping people find a stone that reminds them of someone they care about, whether it represents love, protection, abundance, or a fresh start.”
Diamonds, Darling? How Predictable.
This season, Enchanting Earth is giving traditional sparkle a colorful attitude adjustment.
Its pavé jewelry collection surrounds larger center stones with tiny natural gemstones, including chrome diopside, pink sapphire, garnet, and black spinel. Think deep greens, fiery reds, and enough personality to make ordinary clear stones look underdressed.
The bestselling adjustable cuff rings fit sizes up to 11 and feature substantial 925 sterling silver rather than flimsy metal that bends when someone sneezes. Many designs are produced in limited quantities, meaning procrastinating shoppers may discover their favorite piece has permanently left the building.
“Diamonds are beautiful, of course, but there’s something about a deep green, a fiery orange, or an opal that changes in the light,” Inglett says. “These pieces have character.”
Good Witch, Bad Witch, Fabulous Jewelry.
For anyone whose jewelry collection could use a little delicious darkness, there’s the new Bad Witch Collection.
Faceted gemstones meet antiqued sterling silver settings resembling twisted branches. Smoky quartz, citrine, and Ethiopian opals give the collection a dramatic, slightly rebellious personality.
Apparently, being a bad witch has never looked so good.
Other holiday contenders include gemstone ear cuffs requiring no piercing, crystal hand chains with 25 gemstone options, and miniature crystal wand pendants.
For the gemstone collector who already owns everything, there’s a $4,444 watermelon tourmaline pavé pendant and matching ring. Subtle? Hardly. Unforgettable? Absolutely.
A Little Sedona Magic, Minus The Guesswork.
Inglett hand-selects natural gemstones for her sterling silver designs and incorporates her spiritual practice by charging each piece in what she describes as Sedona’s vortex energy. Whether shoppers appreciate the symbolism, craftsmanship, or simply an extraordinary shade of green, these pieces offer plenty of ways to make gifting personal.
The brand also has something besides gemstones to celebrate: a place on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.
Holiday shoppers can browse enchanting-earth.com or visit the boutique at 2675 W. State Route 89A in Sedona by appointment Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Orders typically ship within one to three business days, with installment payment options available through Sezzle, Afterpay, Affirm, and Klarna. Digital gift cards never expire. Because sometimes the smartest gift is letting someone choose their own sparkle.
And if Santa still can’t figure out her ring size? Maybe it’s time he stopped asking the elves and started shopping in Sedona.
Insider Takeaways
- Ring-size roulette is officially optional. Enchanting Earth’s substantial sterling silver cuff rings adjust up to size 11, taking the guesswork out of holiday gifting.
- Diamonds have colorful competition. Natural gemstones, intricate pavé settings, and limited-production designs bring personality to traditional holiday sparkle.
- A little witchcraft never hurt a jewelry box. The Bad Witch Collection combines dramatic gemstones with sculptural, antiqued sterling silver, starting at $114.
- There’s sparkle for several budgets. Piercing-free ear cuffs start at $88, while a watermelon tourmaline pavé set reaches $4,444. Somewhere between stocking stuffer and serious splurge.
- Sedona brings its own kind of magic. Founder Jamie Inglett incorporates gemstone symbolism and her spiritual practice into the designs. Shop online, book a boutique appointment, or skip the guesswork with a digital gift card.
Explore the collections at Enchanting Earth and follow @enchantingearthco for new designs and holiday inspiration.
