For the classic accessory lover, the Chaîne d’ancre is a storied staple. In 1938, Robert Dumas, a member of the Hermès family, took inspiration from a ship anchor chain to create the iconic form. This bracelet, luxuriously weighty and gleaming with a hardy toggle clasp, is a timelessly versatile power accessory — its design made for the traditionalist and the punk in equal parts. The best part? The Chaîne d'ancre’s build only gets better with wear — a true everyday heirloom. SHOP NOW

For finicky sleepers, this pillow is a godsend. It’s ideal for those who need a pillow that can stay plush on its own (thanks to high-pile memory foam) and robustly fill the gap between neck arc and bed. When you move, it gives just enough to provide a cradling sensation without completely deflating under the head. It is, in essence, the gift of a good night’s sleep. SHOP NOW

For the urban outdoorsman, the Vela e-bike is a streamlined option that marries form and function. I love how the bike has a retro look to it, a nostalgic design almost veiling its modern capabilities. The specs: a 350W motor with a 550W boost to assist you up to 20 mph; a hidden removable battery (so you don’t have to lug your entire bike around to charge, just the battery); and a “no assist” option for when you want to ride your bike like a non-motorized one. SHOP NOW

For mood lighting wherever you need it. Produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Verner Panton’s original 1971 Panthella floor lamp design, this portable lamp is rechargeable (via a USB-C cord) and includes both a dimmer (so you can still optimize the mood) and a timer (so it will turn itself off after you’ve fallen asleep with a book across your face). It’s a perfect bedside lamp that will do double duty as a reading light while taking a bath or as something to illuminate your crossword puzzle while lying on the couch. SHOP NOW

For the gift of pure adoration and admiration, I unlock my heart and present Ted Muehling Acorns. I could write a much longer story on Ted Muehling earrings, but for now I’ll just say his exquisitely minimal designs have, for me, represented the perfect gift for quite some time. Muehling opened his SoHo shop in 1990, and his designs (ranging from subtle to statement, and always with an eye for breathtaking materiality and form) have adorned the ears of a certain kind of effortlessly chic, discerning individual ever since. My father has gifted my mother a few pairs across their many years of marriage, my mother in turn gifting some to her dearest friends. Recently, my partner gave me a pair of my very own for our anniversary. I cried. SHOP NOW