Five gifts women actually want for Valentine's Day
If you're hoping to stray from the typical flowers and perfume for Valentine's Day this year but don't know where to start, we've got you covered.

We asked coworkers and friends what they're truly hoping for this year, from the practical to the extravagant. Whether you're getting her a special keepsake or creating unforgettable memories, we've rounded up gifts your sweetheart will actually appreciate.
Get sentimental with a token from your first date
For many couples, dinner and a movie is typical first date fodder. Relive the beginning of your relationship with a throwback to those early moments by buying her a poster from the first movie you saw together or a copy of the soundtrack.
The minimalist prints from Redbubble are playful without feeling like they belong in a college dorm room.
Buy it: $12 - $20
Sure to keep her laughing for days, Amy Poehler's recent memoir, "Yes Please," is a must-read for every woman. Been there, done that? Tina Fey, Lena Dunham, and Mindy Kaling all have autobiographies she's sure to love as well.
Buy it: $18 on Amazon
Treat her to a relaxing spa day at home
Buy it: Valentine's Day collections from $15 to $100
Step up your candy game with M&Ms tailored especially for your sweetheart. You can customize the colors and add a special message, such as the names of places you've visited together or your pet names for each other. Cheesy, yes, but also a cute way to show her how much you care.
Buy it: Gift boxes starting at $30
Empower her to wear her favorite mantra
Sometimes the simplest jewelry makes the biggest impact. From "fearless" to "hope" to "courage," a sleek necklace from Speakable will allow your sweetie to proudly wear her words.
You can also opt for a custom nameplate — "taken" or "loved," perhaps?
Buy it: Starting at $30
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