Molly Brown London Children's Jewelry

One thing I hate about online shopping is that some websites aren't very specific or user friendly with their search features - even some of the bigger websites have yet to make options that will help me to find exactly what I'm looking for. When I was contacted about Molly Brown London - which is a British designer of children's jewelry - I immediately went to their website and checked it out. On the main page, there's a "Gift Finder" option that has drop down menus to suit just about anybody's needs. You can search by price, occasion or collection which is exactly the type of thing I (and I think many other shoppers) look for.
Molly Brown London was established in 2006 by a mother (Yay!) who was inspired by her daughter to make a jewelry collection for young girls. Her work isn't over the top and it's not plain - it's simplistic and stylish, just the right feel for a little woman who's often admired momma's "sparklies" in her jewelry case.
They have several different collections of jewelry, one of them being the Alphabet collection - which features cute initials which can be bought separately or added to necklaces or charm bracelets:

Initial Necklace

They also have lots of neat little charms that can be put on charm bracelets that I think my step-daughter would love. There's flowers, stars, fairies, hearts - even jelly beans! I know I would have liked them when I was younger. How cute is this little jelly bean charm bracelet?

You can add more jelly beans or whatever charm you prefer to the bracelet. They have a wide selection of gifts that would be perfect for the little flower girl in your wedding, a baby's christening or baptism or just as a birthday present for a daughter, niece or grand-daughter.
This is a British-based company but they do ship to the US. They've been featured in a variety of publications, including bride and fashion magazines. They also offer gift wrapping services and a refer-a-friend program where you can earn rewards.

According to my disclosure policy, I have to note that I am being compensated for this article.