The 2026 holiday gift guide for her, organized by who she is to you (wife, mother, mother-in-law, sister, a new relationship, boss or host) and by the moments of the season, with this season's new houses on Vêtir....
The right Valentine's Day gift for her depends on how long you have been together. Our picks by stage and budget, with how to get her ring and bracelet size right, which perfume strength to buy, and how to plan around a Super Bowl Sunday....
Which designer bags, watches and jewelry have held their value, according to The RealReal, Fashionphile and Sotheby’s; the colors, sizes and condition that resell; cost per wear done honestly; and when to buy new or pre-owned....
Short on time? The best last-minute luxury gifts leave nothing to guess: her own scent in a richer form, the cream she already uses, one-size cashmere, a compact wallet or earrings in her metal. How to choose fast, and what to give if the box is late....
The best luxury gifts for her start with what she already wears. Our editors' picks for the minimalist, the jewelry lover, the traveler, the host and the new-season fan, from under $500 to the true splurge....
Between $500 and $1,000 a gift stops being a token and becomes a finished piece. Our editors' 36 picks, from Burberry cashmere and Jennifer Meyer gold studs to Cartier sunglasses, Bottega Veneta wallets and a three-kilogram Trudon candle....
The icons worth the splurge, from Cartier and Bulgari to Max Mara's 101801 coat, plus a labeled edit of pre-owned Hermès and Chanel, and an honest look at which luxury gifts hold their value....
Diamond studs, gold chains, stacking rings and pre-owned icons, with the checks a jeweler would make first: karat stamps, diamond grades, lab-grown labeling, single earrings and ring size....
The most popular advice about investing in jewelry is also the least useful: buy something expensive, keep the certificate, and assume time will do the rest. That’s how people build beautiful collections and disappointing balance sheets. A serious jewelry investor starts from a less romantic premise. Most jewelry is a retail luxury good first and...