The Gift Index

A shortcut to my tastes.
Use wisely — or extravagantly.

A woman with short dark hair, glasses, and a beret, wearing lingerie and long gloves, posing in front of a wooden wall and green curtains.

This list isn’t just about gifts — it’s a short-cut to understand my tastes, my quirks, and maybe figure out if we share a few passions.
If something here makes you think “oh, I love that too”, we might already be off to a good start.

Whether you’re prepping for our first date, saying thanks after a magical time, or just trying to catch my attention from afar because life’s unfair and you can’t see me in person. Here’s how to impress me from any distance.

A thoughtful gift isn’t about the object itself — it’s a signal.
It shows attention, taste, intention. It says “I see you.”
That’s the kind of gesture that makes a companion feel at ease, desired, excited — it creates trust, warmth, and chemistry long before we even touch.

Desire starts long before skin touches skin.
It starts here.

And if you simply feel like showing a little appreciation, a tip, whether physical or virtual, is always a lovely gesture.

A Note for December

December shows up with… opinions.
Colder days, festive lights, and my birthday landing right on the 13th.

Which apparently convinces people that “one gift for both” is acceptable.
(It isn’t. It has never been. It never will be.)

So consider this a friendly seasonal reminder:
generosity is deeply appreciated, and very much in style this month.

Yes, some items on this list look bizarre.
That’s conceptual art babe, everything is strange until it ends up in a museum.

Just know this: if you pick something from here, one day you might say,
“I contributed to that artwork.”
Iconic, honestly.

Art Materials

Prada

I’m not interested in logos, I collect runway pieces. They’re my weakness.
If you take me shopping there in person… let’s just say you won’t forget the way I say thank you.

Gift cards: Mytheresa, Illum, Luisaviaroma, Voo Store

Clothing

I have very selective tastes — here are a few examples of what I’d love.If you’re looking to surprise me, know that my ideal selection is rare, luxurious, and full of character.

Lingerie

Jewelry

Some models that I like (if you know, you know)

Piaget Montre Bracelet
Gübelin Secret Watch
Piaget Polo
Omega “Teak” by Andrew Grima
Piaget Yellow Gold Bamboo Jade
Jaeger-LeCoultre Étrier

& everything sculptural 70s designs

Vintage Watches

Books

the cliché about glasses might actually be true

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Gift cards options:

Climax books — My fav book store, check the selection, it’s amazing!

Saint-Martin Bookshop — Another gem located in Brussels.

A beautifully decorated cake on a floral tray, garnished with pink rose petals, surrounded by rose petal decorations, with hands holding the tray on either side.

Food

a glimpse into my palate

A box of chocolate bonbons — someone once said they’re a decent metaphor for life. I agree, but I eat them faster. (I really like Friis Holm, Standout, Dandelion, Melissa Copper, Kreuther, Bonnat, Benoit Nihant, Frederic Blondeel, Pierre Marcolini)

Natural wines — I love champagne but I’m definitely more of a natural wine girl. Pet-nat, orange, cloudy whites… anything alive, mineral, a little wild.

This wine changed my life. It might do the same for you.

Green, White, Sencha, Matcha Tea — I like my caffeine gentle and sophisticated, coffee is for amateurs.

Old balsamic vinegar (50+ years old) — Gift it, then ask me why I’m obsessed. You’ll either laugh or be very confused. (my suggestion)

Koshihikari — The Rolls-Royce of rice

Katsuobushi, Caviar and Bottarga