For this shoulder bag, Gucci has lovingly recreated an archival style from the 1950s – hence the 1955 name – and its classic design makes it a truly timeless gift. As if that wasn’t enough, the array of Gucci detailing takes it to another level. There’s the monogrammed coated canvas, luxurious leather trim, a green-and-red trim and the instantly recognisable Horsebit clasp.

SAINT LAURENT has crafted the ideal knitwear for the cold and grey winter days around Christmas and beyond. The intarsia sweater is made using a soft and comforting wool-blend, while the cream and tonal brown pattern is a muted take on some of the more colourful jumpers worn at this time of year. All that makes it the perfect piece of winter knitwear.

Parisian designer Anissa Kermiche produces objets d’art that celebrate body positivity. These Rock Bottom tea light holders are no different, with the name alluding to both the ceramic material and the form. Each of the holders is given a metallic gold finish, adding a touch of class to the cheeky design and meaning that they’re just as good as shelf-top ornaments as table-top candle holders.

If you’re going to give jewellery this year, you might as well do it right. These earrings from designer Lauren Rubinski are the perfect place to start. The pair are made using brushed 14-karat gold, which has been cast into two heart shapes, making them a thoughtful and loving gift to give this year.

Jennifer Meyer’s jewellery manages to be both subtle and luxurious. This necklace is made using 18-karat gold, while the evil eye pendant is finished using diamonds and a single emerald. The evil eye itself is believed to be a protective symbol, warding off evil and keeping you safe. What more could you want from a gift?

The beauty of giving someone, say, a cardholder is that they’ll use it every day. Every time they need to pay for a coffee or tap into the tube, they’ll be reaching for the gift. With that in mind, it might as well be as good as possible. Look no further than LOEWE’s leather and canvas-jacquard cardholder, which mixes smooth tan leather with a canvas section covered in the brand’s famous anagram logo. For an everyday essential, you can’t get much better than this.

Part of the beauty of the Climate Success bowls from Chloé lies in the subtle differences between each one. Every one of the bowls has been made by independent artisans using coloured clay, meaning that each piece is completely unique. There aren’t many gifts that you can say that about.

Everyone knows that Christmas is also peak party season, which is where Manolo Blahnik comes in. These Hangisi pumps are made in Italy from emerald satin before being finished with the label’s now-signature crystal-covered buckles. Even the shade of green makes them feel pretty festive.