Give: Valentine's Day

I really love buying gifts. Like, seriously. Valentine's Day has always been one of my favorite gifting holidays—but not for the promise of roses and chocolates. In fact, my boyfriend and I don't really celebrate the holiday, opting to enjoy a gift-less dinner together.

Instead, I love Valentine's because it's a great chance to show everyone you love how you feel—with sweet, sparkly tokens of appreciation. So in the spirit of appreciation, I've picked out some great Valentine's gifts for the many loves of your life.

1. Chanel Spring Nail Color: For the best friend, sister, or mother, a fresh spring polish in a soft color. The entire Chanel makeup collection for spring is delicious—leave it to Chanel to create products that are nearly too pretty to use. Any one of these shades would be sweet and surprising for the DIY manicurist and salon devotee alike.

2. Sweet Suds Cupcake Soap: Another great gift for friends and family when you've got to do multiples. Scents and colors are customizable, which mean you can give them a personalized touch. I did a round of these at Christmas, and they were a hit. And if you're not into cupcakes, there are many sweet soap alternatives—from popcorn to donuts. (AJSweetSoap on Esty)

3. 3-D "I F-ing Love You" Card: Through many holidays, I've discovered something about buying for my guy: he actually appreciates meaningful gifts. The Jesus and Mary key caps from Christmas before last? Still in the package. All my handmade/handwritten cards? Proudly displayed on his bookshelf. My advice is to make it from the heart. Forget candy, diamonds, or clothes. Create something that commemorates your relationship. Steer clear of flowery greeting cards. Make your own. If you're short on time, money, or talent, buy something comical (to offset sappiness) with a blank inside. (Urban Outfitters)

4. Heart N Soul Clutch: This blog is called The Wish List. It's only fitting that I choose one wish item for Valentine's Day, right? On this made-up commercial holiday, what could be better than indulging in the ultimate luxury gift? Yes, it's under 5 inches and costs more than $2,000. What's your point? It's beautiful—and sparkly. (Net-A-Porter)