Romance Unwrapped
Our Valentine’s gift guide.
This February 14th, spoil your crush rotten. We’re leaning into the day’s romantic indulgence with our most loved-up gift guide yet: think grand gestures and unfiltered displays of affection. And where better to start than with this Trefoil Diamond Pendant (pictured above) from our very own Royal Exchange Jewellers? A gift which “symbolises the past, present and future,” says the boutique, it’s a piece as expertly crafted as it is beautifully designed.
Baudoin & Lange presents the Sagan Ginkgo Loafer in Garnet Patent Leather: and in a red designed to make your valentine swoon. “This shade is a deep, glossy burgundy with richness and a slight warmth — elegant but not too dark, sitting between wine and oxblood,” the brand explains. Handmade in Italy, these balance versatility and durability, and style: hard-wearing by day, and by night effortlessly elegant and unique.
For true romantics, the Rose Pink and White Diamond Platinum Ring by Boodles is a must-see. Its floral-inspired design features oval-cut diamonds set in platinum and 18-carat Single Mine Origin rose gold; and the ring showcases the “exceptionally rare and highly sought after” Argyle pink diamonds, “which account for just 0.001% of all diamonds,” the jeweller explains. A gift as unique as the love it signifies.
This Valentine’s, Georg Jensen is going all out with some extra special generosity. With any purchase of £300 or more from the brand’s collection of home objects, customers will be gifted this beautiful heart-design keyring. The offer runs from the 3rd till the 14th of February and applies to all home, dining and bar items only, while stocks last.
Watchfinder & Co. offers an extensive collection of statement luxury watches. A highlight is the classic Patek Philippe Calatrava 5227R-001: timeless, elegant, and instantly recognisable. The brand explains how, “following the minamalist school of thought from the German Bauhaus movement, the Calatrava is the flagship design for the modern era of Patek Philippe.” A modern icon.
