Personalized Gifts for Dad

What makes a personalized dad gift worth keeping

The difference between a gift he wears and a gift he puts in a drawer is usually the engraving. Printed or stamped names wear off; ours are cut into the metal, so they are still there after years of showers, workdays and washing-up. Stainless steel and sterling silver both handle daily wear without tarnishing, and every piece is finished and checked by hand before it is boxed.

Engraved gifts for dad, by what he already wears

If he wears a watch, a name bracelet sits naturally on the other wrist, in stainless steel or leather, with a charm for each child.

If he wears nothing at all, a dog tag or an engraved keychain is the easier first piece. It carries the same names without asking him to change anything.

If he is a ring man, a signet ring or engraved band puts a date or a set of initials somewhere he will see it every day.

Jewelry for dad that grows with the family

Our charm bracelets were built to expand. Each name sits on its own engraved charm, so a bracelet bought with two names can take a third when a new baby arrives, up to ten in all. It is the piece he keeps adding to rather than the one he replaces, which is why it tends to come back around for the next birthday. Browse them all in bracelets for men.

New dads, granddads and stepdads

A first Father’s Day usually wants a date rather than a name: a birth date, hospital numerals, a set of initials. Grandfathers tend to want the grandchildren, which is where the ten-charm bracelets earn their keep. For a stepdad, a single shared date is often the piece that says it best. An engraved dad necklace works the same way for anyone who would rather not wear something on the wrist.