Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son likes chainmaille, there are plenty of unique and personalized gift ideas you can give him for Christmas. Here are a few:

1. Chainmaille bracelet or necklace: You can never go wrong with a classic chainmaille bracelet or necklace. If your son already has one, consider getting him a new design or changing up the metals used.

2. Chainmaille keychain: For a simple yet practical gift, consider a chainmaille keychain. It will add some flair to his keys, and he'll think of you every time he reaches for them.

3. Chainmaille coaster set: If your son appreciates home decor, a set of chainmaille coasters could be the perfect gift. They'll look great on a coffee table or bar, and they'll protect surfaces from water rings.

4. Chainmaille dice bag: If your son is into tabletop gaming, a chainmaille dice bag could make his day. It's a unique gift that he can use every time he plays.

5. Chainmaille jewelry-making kit: If your son is into chainmaille, chances are he might enjoy making his own jewelry too. Consider getting him a kit that includes everything he needs to make his own bracelet or necklace.

6. Chainmaille armor kit: If your son is really into chainmaille and wants a challenge, consider an armor kit. It might take some time and effort, but the end result will be a truly unique gift that he can wear and be proud of.

7. Chainmaille book: If your son is interested in the history and techniques behind chainmaille, consider a book on the subject. There are plenty of options that cover everything from beginner techniques to advanced patterns.

No matter which gift you choose, your son is sure to appreciate the thought and effort you put into finding something that's personalized to his interests.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”