Even the traditionalist can turn things up a notch with four arrangements from H. Bloom (Valentine’s Day Rose Collection, $244, or Modern Collection, $398, at hbloom.com) to be delivered weekly or biweekly.
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Steal her heart with a contemporary — and clever — arrangement of pretty pink roses framed in a Lucite box from Ovando New York ($165 at ovandony.com).
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Want love to really blossom? Have a species of rose named after your sweetheart. Starting at a whopping $4,000 a pop at selectroses.ca, it’s pricey. But it’s also a gesture that’ll keep on giving. And growing.
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You can never go wrong with a classic bit of bling. This feminine 10-karat yellow-gold bracelet is bedecked with tiny crystal hearts ($165 at ice.com).
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Take hold of her heart with a necklace that also sends a clear message: Erica Anenberg “Devoted Tablet Necklace,” $138 at Macy’s.
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Forget just giving her your heart — give her your face. Sort of. These 18-karat gold or platinum silhouette rings are made to order from any profile photo you desire starting at $1,700 (at cameobyrux.com).
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You can’t go wrong with Luxe Sweet Coquette Collection ($75 at vosgeschocolate.com). The limited-edition, handmade box will catch her eye, while the exquisite truffles inside are the keys to her heart.
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Instead of sending just one cocoa treat, send four of these deliciously fabulous FC Chocolate Bar Verrines ($30 at 212-995-0888), filled with lashings of chocolate mousse, jam and sabayon.
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Book a table pour deux at A Voce’s Madison Avenue location (212-545-8555) and dig into a chocolate-themed meal for $95 per person — from pasta filled with foie gras and chocolate to squab and venison with chocolate sauces.
Victoria Will
