Mother's Day is coming. Five great gift ideas.

Mother's Day is a week away, but there's still time to get great deals on gifts for every type of mom. 

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A florist sorts roses in a flower shop in Vienna. On occasion of the Saint Valentine's Day. 1-800 Flowers is offering a 40 percent off coupon for Mother's Day flowers.

Today's roundup is dedicated to Mother’s Day presents, both the traditional and the techy. From jewelry to jeweled iPhone cases, we've got a little something sparkly for every mom. And for everything else, do check out the other extra special Mother’s Day deals we've stockpiled.

Or, if you want to go all out this year, be sure to enter our Mother's Day Sweepstakes. One lucky reader will walk away with a $200 gift card from Perfumania Red Envelope

$40 Credit

Store: Amazon Local

Price: $20
Expires: May 7. Is It Worth It?: Red Envelope is an incredible resource for thoughtful and beautiful gifts. Specializing in tasteful and useful items including throw pillows, pendants, bracelets, slippers, measuring cups, and so on, Red Envelope just may be the perfect source for this year's charming Mother's Day gift. Plus, this Editors' Choice $40 credit for $20 is the best offer we've seen for Red Envelope in more than a year. What's more, the voucher can be applied to cover taxes, and shipping and handling, and gift-wrapping, and is valid from today until June 30.

Two Row 8mm AAA White Freshwater Pearl Necklace
Store: WinPearl
Price: $14.99 via coupon code "dealnews25" with free shipping
Lowest By: $8 Expires: May 7. Is It Worth It?: Neckties are classic Father's Day gifts; pearl necklaces are the Mother's Day equivalent! Give your mom a stunning double-stranded pearl necklace for the reasonable price of $15. This 15-inch white pearl necklace is stately and elegant. But if such a classic, white pearl necklace doesn't suit her style, consider the 8mm AA+ Black Freshwater Pearl Necklace for $10.19 via coupon code "dealnews40" with free shipping (a low by $38; expires May 10). This 17-inch necklace features a white gold-plated clasp and is professionally hand knotted between each pearl.

newegg Mother's Day Sale
Discount: Up to 60% off
Shipping: Free shipping. Is It Worth It?: What's more attention-getting than a pearl necklace? How about newegg's Mother's Day Sale wherein prices start at $23.99 and a selection of iPods, headphones, hair straighteners, tablets are up to 60% off! What's more, most items receive free shipping, making for one of the best general sales we've seen from newegg in recent weeks.

All4Cellular Mother's Day Sale
Discount: Up to 90% off with an extra 10% off via coupon code "MOM10"
Shipping: From $2 s&h
Expires: May 12. Is It Worth It?: What you can't find at newegg, you may be able to score at All4Cellular during its Mother's Day Sale, which discounts a whole slew of cute and clever smartphone and tablet accessories compatible with a wide variety of manufacturers, including Apple, AT&T, BlackBerry, Samsung, and Amazon Kindle. The discount is reflected on the product page, but don't overlook the extra 10% off the coupon code gets you.

1-800-Flowers Mother’s Day Sale
Discount: Up to 40% off with an extra 15% off via coupon code "AFF15"
Shipping: From $4.99 s&h
Expires: May 12. Is It Worth It?: Flowers are the ultimate Mother's Day gesture and thanks to this 40% off offer from 1-800-Flowers, you can send her a lovely arrangement without worrying about spending too much. Plus coupon code "AFF15" takes an extra 15% off an assortment of Mother's Day arrangements and gifts, and makes this one best sales we've seen from 1-800-Flowers in recent months. Note that shipping starts at $4.99, but delivery starts at $12.99.

Martin Schneider is a contributor to dealnews.com, where this article first appeared. 

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