Forget Me Not Silk Scarf (pictured below)
If you’re looking for something a little unique for the lady in your life, then these fabulous scarves are the way to go. Illustrator Coco has put her distinct illustrations on these European silk scarves, each telling a different abstract story. ($295)
Olive & Sinclair Southern Chocolate Variety Pack
When it comes to getting gifts for a lady, you really can’t go wrong with chocolate. This variety pack includes four varieties of bean-to-bar chocolate, wrapped in letterpress labels and packaging to please the design snob and sweet-lover alike. ($29)
UNICEF Brass and Rosewood Bangles
These stylish accessories are made in India from durable rosewood and polished brass. A portion of the sale of the bracelets will support UNICEF’s programs around the world. ($25)
There’s no shortage of Coco Chanel biographies, but this one details Coco’s fascinating mix of contradictions in a new way. She rose to the top of society from an impoverished childhood, enjoying liaisons with some of the century’s greatest artists as well as some of its darker elements. Chaney explores the themes of art, love, power and bisexuality as she endeavors to answer many of the questions that have lingered since Coco’s death in 1971. ($17)
Kiehl’s Argan Oil Products
Kiehl’s Argan products are on the top of a lot of ladies’ wish lists this Christmas. Argan trees are found only in Morocco, and the oil from their nuts has been used in the kitchen and in skin care products for centuries. Limited editions of the Superbly Restorative Body Lotion benefit the Waterkeeper Alliance charity. ($25-$55)
Pantone Mug Set
This exclusive Pantone mug set is a sure bet for the designer-loving girlfriend. It includes six stylish mugs in a range of colours made from fine bone dishwasher and microwave safe china. ($90 USD)
Malachite and Raw Diamond Bracelet (pictured above)
Made of green malachite and a raw diamond, the Simmons Jewelry Co.’s green bracelet is a stunning accessory on any arm. And proceeds from each bracelet go toward the Diamond Empowerment Fund, which supports educational programs in diamond producing African Countries. ($125)
