Here are the best picks from Google's most-searched Mother's Day gifts of 2025
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Moms want to be seen on Mother's Day, and I'm a believer that the right gift can do just that. As Yahoo's Gifting Editor, I spend my days searching high and low for gift ideas that I think she'll love, but I also know that the best Mother's Day gifts are often the trendiest ones. And you know who knows the trends better than anyone? Our old reliable friend, Google.
That's right, Google sifted through its searches to compile a list of this year's hottest Mother's Day gifts. So, what does the data tell us? Classics take the cake — searches for Mother's Day flowers lead the way, followed by birthstone jewelry and food gifts. Moms are also in need of some elevated essentials, given that interest in short-sleeve pajama sets (á la White Lotus) soared to new heights in the last month.
You'll see a lot of the usual suspects — I'm talking blossoming bouquets, Mom-approved tech and statement jewels from none other than Kendra Scott. All of the picks below are backed by data, so you really can't go wrong. (And if you need even more ideas, look no further than our list of Mother's Day gifts that Yahoo readers are buying in droves — our take on the trends, if you will.)
Amazon Anne Klein Bangle Watch
Now, here's a timely Mother's Day gift — literally. Watches lead the searches for Mother's Day gifts under $100, proving they're as timeless as it gets (pun intended). Bracelet bands and two-tone styles are also having a moment, which is why this Anne Klein favorite is a match made for Mom. $20 at Amazon
Kendra Scott Kendra Scott Cailin Gold Crystal Band Ring
Everyone and their mother loves Kendra Scott. The brand's bestselling Elisa Pendant earned a top spot on Google's Holiday 100 last year, but now it's all about these birthstone beauties. These sparkly stunners are dominating right now, with Google searches at an all-time high in the lead up to Mother's Day. Just be sure to double-check Mom's ring size before you place your order. $56 at Kendra Scott
The Bouqs Co. The Bouqs Co. Stay Cool Bouquet
Flowers for Mother's Day? Groundbreaking, I know. And while some moms would rather ditch the bouquet for something longer-lasting, fresh blooms reign as the most timeless — and most-searched — Mother's Day gift in 2025 (and, well, ever). Carnations and hydrangeas are the most popular stems this time of year, so go for this The Bouqs Co. charmer featuring a bit of both. $92 at The Bouqs Co.
Anthropologie Anthropologie Hollace Tote: Woven Mini Edition
Handwoven bags scream "summer" — and that's why searches for 'em are hotter than ever right now. Sure, raffia styles are a warm-weather staple, but this purse with a leather-like finish is far more elevated, so she can easily take it from day to night. $90 at Anthropologie
Uncommon Goods Upcycled Wine Bottle Heart Chime
When the wind picks up, the acrylic heart will sway back and forth, bringing sweet music to Grandma's ears. That's right, wind chimes are among the most-searched Mother's Day gifts for grandmas. It's fitting since she'll be spending the whole summer in her garden and all. $24 at Uncommon Goods
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