Looking for Valentine’s Day gifts that go beyond the usual chocolates and flowers? T Magazine has some fresh, offbeat ideas that are sure to impress. From vintage floral jewelry to food-shaped tableware and edgy perfumes, here are a few standout picks to surprise your loved one.

Vintage Floral Jewelry, Reimagined

Forget the classic bouquet—how about a floral-inspired piece of jewelry that lasts forever? Francesca Villa, a designer known for her vintage flair, takes antique gems and transforms them into modern masterpieces. Think rings and earrings adorned with colorful enamel and sparkling gemstones. Her Garden Eden collection, crafted in Italy, features 1950s flower resins set in 18-karat gold—perfect for someone who loves timeless elegance.

Food-Shaped Tableware for the Foodie

If your partner loves cooking or hosting, why not gift them something playful for the kitchen? Imagine a ceramic saucer shaped like an apple or a vibrant dragon fruit plate. Brands like Astier de Villatte and Bordallo Pinheiro offer quirky, handmade pieces that double as conversation starters. A powdered doughnut-shaped porcelain box is especially charming—ideal for storing sugar, jam, or just about anything sweet.

Rebellious Perfumes for the Bold

Perfume can be deeply personal, but why not go for something a little daring? Tobacco-scented fragrances are having a moment, offering a smoky, mysterious vibe. Régime des Fleurs’ Gold Smoke blends clove and wood notes, while Coqui Coqui’s Tabaco evokes the rugged charm of the Yucatán Peninsula. For a budget-friendly yet luxurious option, Santa Maria Novella’s Tabacco Toscano soap or candle is a winner.

Whether it’s a romantic dinner accessory, a nostalgic scent, or a piece of jewelry that tells a story, these unique gifts are sure to make this Valentine’s Day unforgettable.