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Make your gift extra special with our luxury packaging options. Select a gift bag, gift box or a combination to create the perfect presentation.

Luxury Gift Box, Gift Bag & Wrapping Kit
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Luxury Gift Box, Gift Bag & Wrapping Kit (€8,99)

Meaning Card

Meaning Card (€2,50)

Add more meaning to your gift with a meaning card included with your order.

15 variations available

Gift Bag, Ribbon & Wrapping

Gift Bag, Ribbon & Wrapping (€5,99)

The full CRAFTD gifting experience.

Includes: Premium CRAFTD gift bag, Ribbon & Wrapping Paper.

Luxury Gift Box

Luxury Gift Box (€5,99)

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Meaning Card

To My Boyfriend

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To My Husband

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To My Soulmate

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To My Grandson

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To My Brother

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To My True Friend

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To My Dad

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A Symbol Of Strength

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A Symbol of Luck

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A Symbol Of Safe Travel

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A Symbol Of Self Belief

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A Symbol Of Adventure

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How Much Is a Gold Ingot (Bar) Worth?

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Jewellery or Jewelry: How to Spell It in Britain

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Symbols Stamped on Jewellery: What Every Mark Means

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What Is White Gold? (And Why It Isn't Actually White)

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White gold isn't white. It's yellow gold alloyed pale and then coated in rhodium, and that one fact explains the price, the carat trade-off, and why it turns faintly yellow after a few years.

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White Gold vs Silver: What's the Difference? (And the Cost Nobody Mentions)

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White gold and sterling silver look nearly identical and age completely differently. Here's what each one actually is, the rhodium plating nobody mentions at the counter, and which is genuinely low...

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What Does Gold Plated Mean? (And Why the Term Tells You Almost Nothing)

What Does Gold Plated Mean? (And Why the Term Tells You Almost Nothing)

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How to Clean Earring Holes (And the Earrings That Go In Them)

How to Clean Earring Holes (And the Earrings That Go In Them)

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