17 Gift Ideas for Your Girlfriend

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Each click of the instax mini 13 produces a snapshot for a girlfriend who glues keepsakes into her journal.

Her pages hold ticket stubs and dried flowers, and a photo from your evening out can sit right beside them. The camera runs on film sold separately, so a pack belongs in the box with it.

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After dinner at her place, a girlfriend who always orders espresso out can brew her own cup on the Vertuo Pop+.

Ending a meal with a strong cup is her favorite restaurant habit, so the ritual moves to her own table. The machine waits beside her stove, ready to pour another round once dessert arrives.

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On your anniversary, your girlfriend can open this Americanflat frame and fill each opening with a print from a date you remember.

A girlfriend who keeps favorite moments in her camera roll gets them onto a wall she walks past every day. Later dates can earn a spot too, with an older picture moving to her fridge.

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A girlfriend who leaves you a sticky note on the fridge values daily attention more than grand plans.

Sweet Gestures gives that habit a partner, with each of you choosing quiet favors to do for the other. Set by the front door, it lets her pick a new favor as she heads out to work.

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When your girlfriend hums through chores and sings in the kitchen, the JBL Charge 6 gives her music a proper voice.

She picks every song on her phone, and this speaker follows her around the house as she works. Propped on the counter beside the cutting board, it plays her favorite dance track while the pasta water boils.

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Anker's Nano charging station gives your girlfriend a single desk spot for her phone and laptop.

Her chargers currently crowd every outlet in the room, and the station gathers them beside her keyboard. Her phone stays topped up within reach while her laptop runs off the same strip.

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If your girlfriend won't say much until she has a mug of drip in hand, this BLACK+DECKER brewer belongs on her counter.

She prefers a plain hot cup to fancy espresso drinks, so a no-fuss machine matches her daily habit. At a slow Saturday brunch for two, its pot stays between your plates for refills.

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These faux ivy strands let your girlfriend add trailing greenery to her bedroom without keeping anything alive.

She styles her room around a cozy look, so vines she can drape over a headboard or curtain rod fit right in. Woven through her string lights, they turn the wall behind her bed into a soft green backdrop.

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For your girlfriend's pour-over habit, this Cosori gooseneck kettle lets her guide every drop over the grounds.

She keeps a dripper and good beans, so a kettle for slow pouring rounds out her setup. When she wants tea instead, the same kettle heats water for a pot of loose leaves.

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Floating shelves let your girlfriend, newly in a place of her own, put her keepsakes on display.

Her souvenirs and ticket stubs sit in moving boxes, so open ledges give them somewhere to go. The shelves let her swap the lineup whenever she rearranges the room.

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Your girlfriend, who shouts out answers at trivia night before the host finishes reading, can match that speed against you with TAPPLE.

Racing for answers is her favorite part of going out, and this game puts it on your couch. The box comes without batteries, so tuck a pack in with it.

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This initial heart necklace gives your girlfriend a small letter pendant she can wear with everyday outfits.

She prefers meaningful pieces to bold jewelry, so an initial tucked into a heart fits her style. Choose her initial or yours, and she can layer it with the chains she already wears.

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Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros gives a girlfriend into romantic fantasy a novel to tear through.

She can read it late on weekend nights. Later it can sit on her shelf beside her other fantasy favorites.

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Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat gives a home cook a book by Samin Nosrat to learn from.

She can try a new recipe on a Sunday evening at home. It then stays on the kitchen counter for weeknight dinners.

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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo gives a girlfriend into book-club picks a novel to curl up with.

Leave it on her nightstand with a note inside. Then you can talk it over at dinner.

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow suits a girlfriend fond of literary fiction about friendship.

It also fits a reader raised on video games. Afterward, you can read it together and compare notes.