There’s still some time to find a personal Valentine’s Day gift for your loved one, and while we’ve already rounded up the best Valentine’s Day gifts under $25 that you can buy on Amazon, if you’re looking to spend a little bit more, we’ve still got you covered. Below, 25 of the best last-minute Valentine’s Day gifts under $50 that you can buy on Amazon for every type of date. (And you might want to look at our best Valentine’s Day gifts for him and for her on Amazon, too.)
For the valentine who’d rather make dinner at home
These miniature heart-shaped ramekins are the ideal size for a tart or crème brûlée, or even baked eggs the next morning, if they’re a breakfast-in-bed kind of person.
For the valentine who appreciates good lighting
This color-changing light bulb can be controlled with their Amazon Echo, and it’s equally useful for setting a romantic mood or throwing a house party.
For the valentine with a strict no-shoes policy
Slipper socks are a thing, and if your valentine likes being warm and cozy, they’ll love these. (They’re machine-washable, don’t worry).
For the valentine who would appreciate something “hand-made”
Get extra points for building this miniature Lego cupid dog in advance.
For the valentine who likes a good desk object
This retro-looking flip clock is a practical and stylish Valentine’s Day gift.
For the valentine who needs a break
Many health-conscious people (including RuPaul) swear by doTerra essential oils, and a vial of the Serenity blend is a great gift for the valentine who wants to forget the fancy dinner and just relax this year.
For the valentine who wants lots of candy
On the spectrum of Valentine’s Day gifts, this five-pound, cherry-flavored gummy bear falls somewhere between a teddy bear and a box of candy — and is sure to impress a valentine with a major sweet tooth.
For the valentine with an all-natural sweet tooth
If your sweetheart is cutting down on processed sugar but has always loved getting candy on Valentine’s Day, this raw honeycomb splits the difference. It’s entirely edible and can be enjoyed with cheese, on yogurt or ice cream, or just straight out of the box.
For the valentine who just wants chocolate
There’s no shame in giving the gift of chocolate, though if you’re not sure what type to get, you really can’t go wrong with chef-approved chocolates. These were recommended by Jeremy Salamon, executive chef at Manhattan’s the Eddy.
For the valentine who knows the difference between bourbon and rye
This bourbon-scented Jonathan Adler candle is festive, and the reusable copper canister is like a second gift.
For the valentine who has a green thumb
If you really want to impress them, you can order some repotting supplies.
For the valentine who is tired of watching Netflix on their laptop
If giving your valentine a streaming device doesn’t feel quite personal enough, consider presenting it as part of a “date-night in.” Dinner and a movie?
For the wellness-obsessed valentine
There are sachets of Sex Dust, Beauty Dust, and Brain Dust from Amanda Chantal Bacon’s Moon Juice in this box, good for whatever mood you might be in this Valentine’s Day.
For the valentine with an interest in botany
If your valentine’s the type of person who loves flowers and would love to receive a retro Valentine’s Day card, the chances are good that they’ll also appreciate this vintage-style poster with illustrations of wildflower specimens.
For the valentine who wants breakfast in bed
Make fresh Belgian waffles in the morning with this well-reviewed waffle iron.
For the valentine who’s much happier after their first cup of coffee
Keep your valentine well-caffeinated with this glass Chemex coffee maker.
Don’t forget the filters.
For the valentine who follows too many interior design blogs
This peek inside some of the world’s most stylish homes from our own Wendy Goodman might spark some new décor ideas.
For the valentine who wants to sit by the fire and eat fondue
This fondue set can be used for either cheese or chocolate, whichever your valentine thinks is more romantic.
For the valentine who’s too cool to celebrate the holiday
This snow-leopard fanny pack is almost too cool to be romantic, making it the ideal gift for a date with the same attitude toward the holiday.
For the valentine who wishes every date could be a picnic
After writer David Schwartz picked up this picnic basket, “basically every date with my girlfriend has been some sort of picnic,” including a paint-and-drink wine night, a hike, and a beach day.
For the valentine who is over the Carhartt beanie
Keep your valentine’s ears warm with this soft, simple, sophisticated cashmere beanie.
For the valentine who likes a good Piet Mondrian color palette
For the valentine who prefers to be outdoors
This camping hammock is wide enough for a couple and light enough to pack in any backpack.
For the valentine who enjoys a stiff drink
Give them a set of heavy-bottomed, modern-looking Old Fashioned glasses.
For the valentine who likes grand gestures
Okay, this giant teddy bear is actually $51.99, but at over three feet tall, we would say it’s worth the splurge. (It also comes in a lovely chocolaty brown).
For the valentine who loves a classic
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