No ecosystem is complete without bees, spiders and beetles — including a jewelry collection. These creatures, rendered in gemstones such as jade, tigereye and jasper, have arrived just in time for the comeback of the brooch. Call 877-925-4305 with inquiries.

$6,500–$11,000

The cocktail ring to end all cocktail rings, this colorful geometric piece, inspired by an archival 1970s design, includes sapphires, emeralds and rubellites.

$82,000

First introduced by French jeweler Suzanne Belperron in 1918, the wave motif is rendered here in hammered 22-karat gold. A stunning sapphire sugarloaf cabochon makes it a unique treasure.

$178,500

This isn’t your granny’s strand. With a meter of graduating freshwater pearls, the Grand Peggy can be worn long — or down your back — or looped or doubled.

$10,080

Blue sapphires, tsavorites and diamonds stud the intricate openwork of these Renaissance-inspired danglers. The bottom drops can be removed to reveal a button earring — two styles for the price of one.

$9,200

Give them the moon, in diamonds of course. Set with sparkling baguette- and round-cut stones, this lunar talisman is suspended from a chic gold collar.

$73,590

A nod to romantic Georgian-era jewelry, this eye-catching pair of emerald-and-diamond drop earrings is modernized with an asymmetric twist.

$85,000

A token of sentiment since medieval times, a locket is a vessel for memory. Present this delicate 18k gold-and-diamond nautical piece with a special photo tucked inside.

$4,925

Personalize this gleaming, 14k gold bracelet with a hand-engraved monogram for a piece that can be worn solo or stacked.

$3,650

Prepare for squeals of delight. Customized from a photograph, an image of one’s beloved four-legged friend is hand-carved and painted, then framed in gemstones for a one-of-a-kind keepsake.

Starting at $9,530

Handcrafted by Brazilian artisans, this exquisite nautilus shell design jewelry box showcase the art of marquetry. Each pattern is cut and inlaid by hand like a wood mosaic.

$4,400

The humble pinky ring gets a glow-up. Available in offbeat color pairings, these enamel signet rings display bold and boxy letters for a fresh take on a classic.

$3,695

Designed by Renato Cipullo (brother Aldo created the Cartier Love Bracelet), these chunky oversized letter pendants feature his original font from the 1970s. They’re distinctive, subtly cool, and spell good taste.

$7,950

Riffing off Victorian pocket watch chains, the British jeweler offers an endlessly chic version in polished 14k gold twisted links. Complete the antique silhouette with a diamond-encrusted T-bar (sold separately) to add sparkle.

$13,325

These golden huggies come to life with a delicate fringe of diamonds that curves and twinkles along the earlobe.

$7,600

It can be argued that a jewelry collection isn’t complete without a tennis necklace. This stunner is set with over seven carats of pear-shaped diamonds encased in a bezel setting.

$33,600

These 5 ½-inch dessert coupes made from natural California clay are part of a new collaboration from two defining voices of midcentury American design. The nine colors and seven shapes in the collection are meant to be mixed and matched.

$43

The unusual oval shape of this carbon steel pan makes it perfect for roasting whole fish and long cuts of meat. The distinctive handle and rich hand-forged color make this something you’ll want to show off along with the food.

$300

A pair of ceramic lettuce-ware candlesticks — designed by Dodie Thayer, the “Pottery Queen of Palm Beach” — manages to be both whimsical and properly grown-up.

$240

Each pair of these hand-dipped 12-inch beeswax tapers will have subtle variations. The colors (salt, blossom, ocher, olive and ink) will add a sophisticated pop to any table.

$24 per pair

A six-piece set of stemware, handblown by artisans in Poland, comes in six soft pastels, so nobody has to worry about taking a sip of someone else’s drink.

$185

With interchangeable discs and two grinding angles for fine and sturdy blades, this precise sharpener makes it easy to maintain and extend the lifespan of knives at home.

$179

Composed of 48 layers of stainless steel with an ergonomic handle, this handsome Damascus-style blade makes chopping, mincing, slicing and dicing efficient and pleasurable.

$255

This pewter cake stand is handmade in Italy from 95% pure tin — the metal just below gold, silver and platinum on the precious-metals value list. Pewter is delightfully low-maintenance and tarnish-resistant.

$555

At the center of the Venn diagram of design snobs and coffee snobs sits this sleek machine, seen here in a deep, matte “woodland” green. It produces pour-over-quality coffee and a good iced brew too.

$400

Like the rustic ones hanging in French countryside kitchens, this adorable tin-lined copper dish will dazzle when it arrives at the table.

$225

Hand-thrown in Brooklyn by potter Jesse Hamerman, this 6 1/2‑inch vase has winglike handles that give it a sculptural charm. Beginner is also known for its killer color combinations.

$700

If caviar gives you the ick — for gustatory or ethical reasons — a surprisingly delicious option, made from seaweed grown organically off the coast of France, is now available.

$42 for 50g

Nothing says “serious celebration” like breaking out the caviar, but these witty little vessels from Moda Operandi’s home collection are delightfully unserious. The set of two includes proper mother-of-pearl spoons.

$390

Heritage Italian manufacturer Ginori traces its origins to the 18th century craze for fine porcelain. These plates can make any storebought dessert seem like the height of fancy food.

$160

The base of these crystal whiskey glasses feature a 3D replica of a mountain range. A set of four of these freezable glasses (no need for ice that waters down your elixir) feature Mt. Rainier, Yosemite, the Rockies and the Smokies.

$90

Rich, chocolaty blobs give this handmade, gilt-edged glass ice bucket an elegant tortoiseshell effect.

$72

Reinterpreting the common disposable cup in stainless steel, this 15-oz insulated tumbler, complete with a straw and leather sleeve, instantly elevates the quotidian coffee routine.

$415

Even a so-so glass of bubbly feels like an elegant celebration served in fine crystal flutes. Sold as a pair, these have etched bevel cuts that catch and reflect the light.

$530

The 19th-century Chinese game seems to be sprouting up everywhere these days. Whether the recipient is an amateur or expert, the canary-yellow “Minimal Line” tiles have midcentury flair that will inspire their hand.

$375

Pinkies up! These Italian floral porcelain teacups and saucers with 18-karat gold rims will have your recipient sipping pretty — and they're dishwasher-safe to boot.

$350 for a set of 2

The Viennese hotel that gave the world the quintessential chocolate sponge and apricot jam Sacher-torte collaborates annually with an artist. All the proceeds from this year’s special packaging, featuring American painter Katherine Bernhardt, go to feeding underserved kids.

$106

You may roll your eyes at the concept of status olive oil, but anyone who cares about the liquid gold will value this set. Flamingo Estate even highlights the name of the farmer who harvested and pressed the olives.

$98

Behold this cheesecake of another variety. Three tiers of tangy, creamy California goat cheese will certainly stand out during cocktail hour, especially when decorated with berries or flowers.

$66

When the days are at their shortest, a sampler box of small-batch marmalade and 7 pounds of peak-season citrus from Ojai, California, is like an extra ration of sunshine.

$99 

Sweet and petite, these delectable handmade shortbread treats are glazed with marbled icing. Bring a box as a hostess gift and expect to be invited back.

From $26

A collaboration with chef Virgilio Martinez, these THC and CBD edibles embrace a culinary approach. Juicy Japanese grapes are accented with notes of ginger and chicory; flower rosin is infused for more potent effects.

$45

The Celestial Sparkle gift set includes four festive, gold-rimmed flutes and a bottle of delicate salmon-colored fizz. The bubbles brim with lush wild strawberry aromas and sophisticated spice and fruit flavors.

$106

For hardcore savory drink and dirty martini fans. Produced in partnership with tinned fish purveyor Fishwife, this San Francisco-made aperitif includes Spanish anchovies, shiitake mushroom and sea salt, for an umami-on-steroids profile.

$40

This French aperitif, a low-alcohol cross between strawberry liqueur and vermouth first brewed in 1902, has been given a graphic -glow-up. It’s summer in a bottle for winter spritzes and strawberry Negroni riffs.

$22

A zero-proof, wood-aged whiskey alternative from the maker of Seedlip (a nonalc gin alternative). Orchard, the newest release, uses British fruitwood to add subtle smoke and spice.

$60

An expertly mixed combination of European oak-aged French brandy plus Brevis sweet red vermouth and bitters, both made at Klocke Estate in Hudson, New York, guarantees a perfect cocktail every time.

$39

Addictively crunchy yet not overwhelmingly sweet, these caramelized and chocolate-dusted almonds from a 70-year-old confiserie are the perfect thing to stockpile for last minute gifting.

$32

This German watchmaker is known for precision and hand-finished movements, readily evident in the 1815’s smaller, 34mm case and restrained design. The pink-gold model features a blue dial made of silver.

Price upon request.

A more casual, everyday addition to Bulgari’s iconic snake-inspired collection, the Seduttori preserves the glamour of that distinctive case shape and adds a bracelet that looks like scales. A tiny automatic movement sits beneath the black lacquered dial.

$10,700

Few watches are as timeless as this one, especially in 18k yellow gold on a black leather strap. This year the legendary French maison put an automatic movement into this classic at a larger size of 38mm.

$16,400

Nothing says “I’m in this for the long haul” like the gift of discretely engraved jewelry. If your loved one wants to admire the movement in this $2,200 automatic watch (from a fourth-generation American watchmaker), they can pop off the customized case cap and peer in.

$2,200

Designed in the 1930s, the Reverso is pure art deco beauty. This year, Jaeger-LeCoultre released a rose-gold model with a spectacular Milanese gold mesh bracelet.

$44,400

The opaline rose-gilt dial of this new Calatrava has a warm, vintage feel, powered by a modern movement. With a platinum case and a clean face, this is the most coveted Patek in ages.

$56,904

The year’s most talked-about watch release was this line from Rolex, with its dizzying honeycomb dial, flat bracelet and a speedy new 5-hertz movement for increased accuracy, shown here in the 36-millimeter steel model.

$14,450

The iconic Cadenas turns 90 this year, and it still feels as avant-garde as it did at its debut. The watch is fashioned like a padlock, with a discreet, angled dial for telling the time.

$23,500

A bespoke watch worn by Brad Pitt in the film F1 inspired this 40mm Ingenieur with a checkerboard green dial. The new color looks great on the iconic watch, which was created by legendary designer Gérald Genta in 1976.

$14,300

For the first time in 2025, Panerai created a version of its signature Luminor watch in a 40mm case made of black ceramic. It's a fresh look that's nonetheless enduring, and thanks to the material, extremely light and durable.

$15,800

In tribute to legendary rock band Queen, the details of this special-edition fountain pen evoke their Greatest Hits II album, from the blue resin barrel and gold nib to the engraved symbols that memorialize each band member.

$1,420

For those who appreciate putting pen to paper, consider a proper leather-bound planner with hand-painted edges and heavy-duty, blot-resistant paper to keep them on track.

$100

Looks like the iconic wayfarer, performs like a futuristic gadget. The newest iteration of these glasses boasts a longer battery life and captures high-definition video, in addition to offering features such as live translation, an artificial intelligence assistant and music streaming.

Starting at $379

The newest model of the audiophile’s perennial favorite delivers noticeably better sound — big, rich and delightful — with the same noise-canceling ability and long battery life. The slim design and premium, pillow-soft leather are undeniably cool.

$799

This open-ear pair of wireless earbuds fits like a cuff and sits right outside the ear canal to deliver crisp audio without drowning out the immediate surroundings.

$299

The sleek, compact design fits anywhere, and the sharp sound fills everywhere. With an upgraded woofer for deeper bass and 24-hour battery life, this water-resistant portable speaker hits every note.

$150

Ring, ring! Introduce kids to the landline with this fabulous (working!) throwback phone. It plugs into an internet router to allow voice-to-voice calls — no screens, no scrolling, no dealing with the phone company. Each Tin Can can call other Tin Cans; a $10 monthly subscription allows calls anywhere.

$75

Old-school analog meets new-school digital tech. This wooden clock has two screens that display hands and a swinging pendulum on a backdrop of looping digital artwork. It even ticks and chimes like the retro mantel timepieces that inspired it.

$349

Remember life before Spotify Wrapped? For the friend who’s still holding on to their CD collection, this transparent, portable player features an anti-skip design for the full ’90s listening experience — headphones optional.

$99

This camera captures clear footage without playback, keeping shooters present. Flip through four aspect ratios and five retro filters for a nostalgic vibe, pull the trigger to record and capture batches of footage as long as 30 minutes.

$149

From Jony Ive (of Apple fame) and Japanese appliance company Balmuda, this limited-edition sailing lantern is the luxury gift to wow the maritime enthusiast. The faceted glass, gleaming stainless steel and gold lens guard are fully functional in the elements.

$4,800

The new AirPods Pro 3 deliver improved sound quality and active noise cancellation that removes more than four times more noise than the original. Plus, they measure heart rate, track workouts and perhaps coolest of all, can translate live conversations in real time.

$249

A tribute to Sun Records (the label that launched Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and more), this all-in-one home audio system is a fully integrated turntable, preamplifier and amplifier that only needs vinyl records and speakers to rock and roll.

$8,500

Come for the ’60s-inspired café racer styling, stay for the smooth ride. This aesthetic cruiser moonlights as an e-bike (with pedals), moped, or off-road rider, with a range of 20 to 45 MPH, making it ideal for a daily commute or weekend joy rides.

From $4,999

The appeal of a leather jacket is that it gets better with wear. This distressed bomber (the must-have shape at the moment) speeds up the process and delivers the vintage look of patina right out of the box.

$1,320

A nod to the ever-popular Kelly bag, this chic belt boasts a detachable pouch and is one-size-fits-most — thanks to the adjustable sliding system — making it ideal for gifting.

$2,025

When a Milanese-born cafe franchise and a heritage Roman pajama maker team up, the result is a luxurious and lightweight teal cotton set with gold piping.

$260

Gloves may not be the sexiest gift, but the winter necessity is elevated here in buttery lambskin and lined with warm wool. Hand-stitched details lend an elegant finishing touch.

$720

Originally patented in 1914, the Mackinaw Wool Cruiser stays true to its roots with a shorter fit, corozo-nut buttons, roomy pockets and thick wool that makes the outdoors cozier.

$679

A soft and fluffy cashmere cardigan from cool-girl brand Khaite reinterprets traditional Fair Isle through a fashion lens (see the playful heart pattern and decorative buttons).

$2,400

From a family-owned company that’s been producing intricately embroidered treasures in Florence, Italy, for more than a half-century, this fringed wool throw features a spray of yellow climbing roses.

€375, or $435

New to the signature Intrecciato lineup, this hobo-style bag pays homage to an archival house design from 2004. The instantly recognizable weave is often imitated, never duplicated.

$4,700

The recipient of this gift likely has a neutral-colored handbag, so why not think pink? Based on the brand’s iconic ’90s silhouette, this brushed-leather shoulder bag is tweaked with structured curves.

$3,350

As timeless now as when it premiered in the 1960s, Gucci’s monogram canvas is applied to a soft duffel silhouette to be worn with or without the cross-body strap.

$1,950

With a tortoiseshell handle and retro shape, Chanel’s adorable minibag evokes the days when all a person needed to carry was lipstick and a hankie. Available at select Chanel boutiques; call 800-550-0005 for details.

$2,775

A sleek, elongated clutch in a vibrant poppy-red suede brings just the right touch of holiday cheer to any outfit.

$1,390

Whether you go all-in on a 3D “LV” monogram or opt for your giftee’s initials, Louis Vuitton’s hard-sided alphabet trunks are a collector’s dream. These cases, sized for a tabletop, are the perfect place to stash sunglasses, lipsticks and other sundries.

$9,500

Dedicated to preserving the traditional craft of basketweaving, a mother and daughter team hand-makes each of these charming rattan totes in Brooklyn and Maine.

$368

Hand-buffed suede elevates these slim low-top sneakers, making them suitable for both business casual office days or off-duty weekends. Available in four colors.

$1,150

Quietly minimalist, this beautiful navy suede tote is the kind of bag that will be a pleasure to carry every day. It’s lightweight yet fits a 14” laptop, while the side ties and hand-stitching give it a polished finish.

$2,250

This glossy (and, yes, golden-looking) formula uses proprietary ingredients to combat signs of aging while improving hydration. It’s a lightweight, elegant first step to a skin-care routine.

$530

An extension of the house’s eclectic and artful prints, these lipstick cases aren’t just beautiful to admire, they can also be refilled with one of 33 different shades.

$80; refills $41 each

A beauty geek’s dream: This bioactive plasma serum and emulsion combo was formulated by a plastic surgeon to mimic the in-office “vampire facial.” Involving neither microneedles nor blood draws, it’s a much less invasive way to refresh and regenerate skin.

$550

At-home LED masks consistently top holiday wish lists. With 504 medical-grade lights that treat the full face, this model promises to help achieve smoother and more radiant skin with 12 minutes of daily use. The head straps even deliver a vibrational scalp massage.

$380

The Rolls-Royce of hair tools, this multistyler is equipped with a powerful motor to dry and style hair fast with minimal damage. Bouncy blowouts, waves and curls are all within reach thanks to the six attachments.

$750

Painstakingly re-created from an archival 1947 design, the bottles that hold Balenciaga’s new flight of 10 fragrances are a master class in simple elegance. Le Dix was Cristóbal Balenciaga’s first scent for his namesake house; the lush floral has been remastered. Twenty Four Seven is warm and woody, with a hint of sweetness from vanilla.

$320 each

A fresh entry in the scent world, Chambre52 nonetheless embodies Hollywood glamour. Tobacco Memories combines the warmth of saffron, morello cherry, tobacco absolute, incense and vanilla to create a sultry fragrance perfect for a starlet’s boudoir.

$280

Anyone in the market for adjustable dumbbells knows they’re usually as unsightly as they are convenient. Enter this compact adjustable set you won’t want to hide. The LTM starter Kit comes in white, black or pink and includes two bars and eight plates.

$259

Like the ubiquitous claw clips of childhood, but better. Adorned with hearts that sweeten the sensible tortoiseshell, these sturdy hair accessories happen to be conveniently sized for stockings.

$45

Warm up their space with a woody scent that harmoniously blends notes of amber, clove, vanilla and patchouli. The vessel’s constellation design is pretty enough to display long after the flame burns out.

$160

Sake brewers are known to have baby-soft hands from working with rice so why not benefit from their secret? The New York-based prestige sake brand infuses the byproduct of sake fermentation into these sheet masks that it says leave skin smooth and supple.

$40

Formulated with natural magnesium sourced from the Tibetan Plateau, plus shea butter and peppermint oil, this body cream helps the body relax and recover after a workout or long day.

$27