From romantic sweet treats that you can share to personalised products that are unique to you and your Valentine, there are lots of different items you can buy for your significant other.
Take a look at some of the best valentine’s gifts made in Northern Ireland and see if there are any you would love to give your loved one.
5. Twin Goblets
These Twin Goblets are a great present and addition to a homeware collection, whether you keep one for yourself or gift them both, featuring a hand-burned Celtic love knot on the front. Based on the banks of Lough Neagh, the drinking vessels are made by traditional woodworking company Hoddmimir’s Wood Craft, with both items in the set being made from the same piece of wood for that extra special touch. For more information, go to hoddmimirs-wood-craft.co.uk/twin-goblet-set Photo: Twin Goblets website
6. Hand Painted Valentine’s Candles
Give your partner the gift of light this February 14 with these stunning Hand Painted Valentine’s Candles by The Keepsake Corner. Featuring red, romantic designs on white taper candles, they burn for approximately 7 hours, or you can alternatively leave them unlit for decorative purposes every year. For more information, go to thekeepsakecorner.com/valentines-day-hand-painted-candles Photo: The Keepsake Corner via Facebook
7. Ogham Soulmate Necklace
Made using sea glass from the shores of County Down, the Ainduna Sea Glass’ Ogham Soulmate Necklace includes a stunning pendant with the ancient Ogham rune for Soulmate ‘anam cara’ written in indelible ink. Alternatively, you can opt for a personalised version and pick your own text to be included inside for a unique gift that no one else will have. For more information, go to etsy.com/ogham-necklace-soulmate Photo: Ogham Soulmate Necklace via etsy
8. Valentines Dessert Gift Box
Treat yourself and your partner to a Valentines Dessert Gift Box that you can both share and enjoy from Bakes By Ash. The set includes brownies, heart-shaped red velvet cakes and four chocolate filled hearts that are freshly baked from their kitchen in Glengormley. For more information, go to facebook.com/bakesbyashlin Photo: Bakes By Ash via Facebook