The best...offbeat Valentine’s Day gifts
Jean Paul Gaultier's gold bar, Lobel’s sweetheart steak, and more
Jean Paul Gaultier Gold Bar
If your valentine is a gold hoarder, add some “designer pedigree” to his next ingot. This one sells at 10 percent above gold’s trading price.
Approx. $1,875, dillongage.com
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Source: LATimes.com
Christopher Kane Crepe Biker Jacket
Nothing brightens the season like resort-wear neons. This jacket in a wool-blend crepe could become a “tough yet chic staple” of any woman’s wardrobe.
$1,920, net-a-porter.com
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Source: LadyLux.com
The Row Sunglasses
In February, it’s all about striking a balance “between keeping warm and looking chic.” These rose-colored shades have leather earpiece tips and come with a designer case.
$410, therow.com
Source: Vogue.com
Lobel’s Sweetheart Steak
It’s “hard to imagine” a better centerpiece for a romantic Valentine’s dinner—at least for carnivores. This 20-ounce strip is dry-aged for six weeks before shipping.
$65, lobels.com
Source: Forbes.com
Simply Vera Vera Wang Clutch
“Fur is having a moment,” which means “the animal-sensitive” have been warming up to faux fur. The detachable wrist strap on this cuddly clutch increases carrying options.
$44, kohls.com
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