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Valentine’s Day?
Valentine's Day is upon us and if you're in a relationship, there's a certain expectation that attention must be paid. Your affection cannot, of course, be measured in dollars and cents. Then again, show up empty-handed and you'll undoubtedly find yourself in the doghouse. The struggle is real—have you been together long enough for jewelry? Not long enough? What we do know is that you don't have to go nuts on silly, frilly Cupid-themed crap. So step away from the oversized drugstore teddy bear, heart-shaped jewelry or boilerplate red roses. Think outside the box and pick up something the guy or girl in your life might actually like.
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Valentine’s Day Gifts

Cotton glen plaid robe,$228 / $160 by Sleepy Jones

Welton bi-metal watch,
$158 by Timex + Todd Snyder

Bourbon tasting gift set,
$81.99 by Kings County Distillery

Champagne rough diamond necklace,
$58 by Julia Szendrei

Preserved “living wall,”
$215 by The Sill

Sexy yet comfortable enough to lounge in
Tulle-trimmed playsuit,
$95 by Eberjey

Cashmere rib beanie,
$65 by Everlane

Eau Capitale Parisian perfume,
$180 by Diptyque

OneStep 2 instant camera,$99.99 / $74.99 by Polaroid

1,000-piece puzzle makes for an intriguing low-key date night
Frank Lloyd Wright jigsaw puzzle,
$19.99 by Galison

Profits go toward LGBTQ+ equality
“Burning Love” candle,
$48 by The Motley

“The Couple's Cookbook,”
$17.99 by Ten Speed Press

Not romantic, but this Alexa-enabled cleaner eliminates arguments about who should clean
Laser-guided robot vacuum,$529.99 / $322.59 by Neato

CBD-infused chocolates,
$30 by To Whom It May

Salami bouquet,
$50 by Olympia Provisions

Cloud loom robe,$148 / $119.98 by Coyuchi

FYI
Valentine's Day is a major source of spending in the US, with total expenditures in 2019 topping $20.7 billion, or over $162 per person. This is an increase from $108 per person in 2010.