With a month until Valentine’s Day, now is the perfect time to start dropping hints to your significant other. Deciding on the perfect gift can be really difficult, and this year may be the time to skip the predictable chocolate and flowers. Instead, opt for a unique and unexpected gift that your partner will be able to keep forever.
That’s where Strangelove’s necklace comes in. The Strangelove Fallintostars Perfume Oil Necklace essentially acts as two presents, as it is both a necklace and perfume in one. Unlike a traditional perfume that will eventually run out, this pendant will act as a keepsake that lasts.
It is on the pricier side at £170, but as we mentioned, you are getting two for the price of one. As well as this, this pendant is a perfume oil which lasts far longer than traditional eau de parfum or eau de toilette. This is due to the higher concentration of aromatic compounds combined with the fact that perfume oils are alcohol-free, causing them to last longer on the skin.
Infused with notes of oud, amber, pink peppercorns, and warm spices, this oil is ideal for fans of warming, Middle Eastern-inspired fragrances.
The perfume hangs from a gold-plated necklace featuring leaf detailing to ensure you never forget to take your scent out with you and for easy access to top-ups all day long.
Another brand that sells perfume necklaces is Victoria Beckham Beauty. You can grab their Portofino ‘97 (£290) and San Ysidro Drive (£290) scents in necklace form. Designed from Italian gold brushed brass, this necklace was designed to house Victoria Beckham’s signature scents. Thus would make the perfect Valentine’s gift if you’re struggling to decide between jewellery or perfume.
For a far more affordable option, why not go for the Essential Oil Diffuser Necklace in Natural Rose Quartz Stone from Amazon for £8.99? This perfume holder allows you to make your Valentine’s gift even more personal by filling it with your significant other’s favourite perfume or essential oil. And at less that £10, you really can’t go wrong.
