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Northshore October 2025
When it comes to holiday gifts, it’s hard to go wrong with a piece of jewelry, especially this year as we emerge from the pandemic but still feel its lingering effects.  “One of the major things that we’re seeing this year is that jewelry is marking really big emotional milestones in people’s lives,” says Nerissa Parisi Hill, co-owner and designer at Tesoro Boston in Middleton. “Jewelry has always done that in some respects, but this year it’s taken on a whole new meaning. Husbands and wives have taken note of how much their partner does for them, and that, combined with the absence of travel, makes having a tangible ite
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