The 21 best gifts beloved globally that Americans haven't caught on to yet

Here are some gift ideas for Christmas:

1. **Fortnum & Mason Piccadilly Stem Ginger Biscuits**: A classic British biscuit tin in Fortnum & Mason's elegant packaging, perfect for £18.07.
2. **Puffin 85th Anniversary Clothbound Collection books**: Eight special clothbound editions of popular children's books, including Charlotte's Web and Matilda, each with an introduction from a contemporary Puffin author, priced at £38.48.
3. **Yinka Ilori's Aami Aami plate**: A beautiful, uplifting design by Nigerian British designer Yinki Ilori, available for £46.57.
4. **Kiltane's Knitted Cashmere Neck Tie**: A luxurious cashmere neck tie with a classic design, priced at £79.
5. **Yinka Ilori AAMI AAMI plate** or other items from the list that you're interested in buying as a gift.

These are just a few ideas to get you started. You can also consider other gifts such as a cozy throw blanket, a good book, a gourmet food basket, or a fun board game. Whatever you choose, I hope your loved one enjoys it!

I'm thinking of getting someone a unique gift this Christmas and I've been browsing through online stores for inspiration . The Puffin clothbound collection books caught my eye - who wouldn't want a beautifully bound edition of their favorite childhood book? The £38.48 price tag seems steep, but it's definitely worth considering if you're looking for something special to gift a bookworm.

I've also been eyeing the Yinka Ilori AAMI AAMI plate, I love the design and think it would make a great addition to any home. But at £46.57, it's a bit out of my budget unfortunately . Maybe I'll just have to stick with something smaller. Do you think a cozy throw blanket or a gourmet food basket would be a more affordable alternative?

omg i'm so down for yinka ilori's aami aami plate!!! i've been loving her design and i think it would make such a great gift for someone who appreciates art and culture it's not super cheap but it's worth every penny to me - the price is £46.57 which is kinda steep but like what's the point of buying something that's just gonna be in a cupboard? you gotta display it or love it

omg i need help finding christmas gift ideas for my sister she loves art & books i'm thinking about getting her the puffin 85th anniversary clothbound collection book set but then i saw yinka ilori's aami aami plate and now i'm torn maybe i'll get both?? anyone have any other suggestions?

you know what's interesting about gift giving? it's not just about getting something for someone else, but also about the thought and love behind it. like, £18.07 might seem like a lot to spend on biscuits, but is it really just about the biscuits or is it about showing you care? and have you ever stopped to think about why we feel compelled to give gifts in the first place? is it because of something deep down that says "you're not worthy unless you receive something"?

So yeah Christmas is coming and people are still trying to come up with gift ideas lol these ones are pretty meh to be honest what about something a bit more unique like an art print or a vinyl record from a artist they love? that way you're showing them you put thought into the gift rather than just chucking together some generic stuff. Also I mean don't get me wrong £79 for a cashmere neck tie is nice but it's not exactly price friendly if your loved one has kids or pets then that's pretty much out of the question anyway.

Omg, have you seen that Puffin 85th Anniversary Clothbound Collection books? I'm totes obsessed with Matilda, and now they're bringing out special editions with contemporary authors' intro's - that's like a dream come true! The AAMI AAMI plate by Yinka Ilori is so gorgeous too, I love the design, it'd make such a unique gift for anyone who loves art or Nigeria culture. And can we talk about how fancy the Fortnum & Mason biscuits are? £18.07 for a biscuit tin? Worth every penny in my book!