Van Cleef & Arpels Ruby, Emerald, Diamond and 18K Yellow Gold Magnolia Ring

You might think double finger rings are the sole domain of edgy jewelry designers. Not so. Van Cleef & Arpels, the fanciest French firm in the world, has been whipping them up for over ten years. Of course they do it in their own elegant way. Just check out this hothouse flower featuring 15.26-carats of rubies and 2.5-carats of emeralds Mystery Set. With a double finger ring like this, I could be both classy and cool.

Price available upon request; vancleef-arpels.com

Ralph Lauren Crocodile Dog Carrier

Every day from now through December 22nd, the folks at Ralph Lauren are posting a different, utterly fabulous gift suggestion. Their ideas range from goodies such as cashmere knits to crystal jewelry boxes. On Saturday, December 11th, this one-of-a-kind African crocodile dog carrier will be available for purchase. (You’re getting a sneak preview—don’t tell.) As an added bonus, your chic new bag comes with a thick white cashmere turtleneck sized for your beloved—and admittedly spoiled—pup.

$18,000; rlgiftguide.com

Cream Platinum Rare

It may not be the Fountain of Youth, but it’s almost as effective and a lot less elusive. This luxurious moisturizer treats your face to a cocktail of free-radical busting antioxidants (resveratrol and hesperidin to name but two), as well as a dose of colloidal platinum. The precious metal is purported to strengthen the skin barrier, helping keep wrinkles at bay.

$1000; shoplaprairie.com

Tiffany & Co. Archival Gemstone and Enamel Earrings

Usually when a big brand hits its own history books and revives a design, it is something classic and very familiar. Not so with Tiffany. Every season the 173-year old American jeweler uses its archive as a resource for innovation. These earrings, inspired by an early 20th century jewel, show off a cool combination of intricate gold work, gorgeous green enamel and a marvelous mixture of gems: aquamarines, emeralds, diamonds and pearls. I could see these earrings adding just the right touch of femininity to all the fall olive military looks I love. They would also work well with an electric bright minidress, another fave. Swing into spring and I would put them on with Prada’s new minimal baroque styles. Proving without a doubt, Tiffany’s imaginative archival revival fits right in with the cutting edge.

$17,000; tiffany.com

Bea Valdes Metropolis Clutch

This chunky silver beaded bag would have fit in perfectly with the rest of the costumes in Fritz Lang’s 1927 film. The clutch is graphic, sleek, and completely retro-futuristic (if there is such a thing). A chain strap is tucked inside, if you’d rather dangle this stunner off your arm.

$2,438; couturelab.com

Versace Baroque-Print Sunglasses

From the front, these frames appear to be the lovely, albeit sedate, color of burled wood. But, as befits a design that’s part of a collection inspired by Alice in Wonderland, things are not always as they seem: An oversize butterfly pattern in vibrant canary and black unfurls along the sides. Lewis Carroll would surely approve.

$190; call 212-317-0224

Dolce & Gabbana The Lip Jewels

The phrase “genius makeup artist” doesn’t come close to encompassing the vast influence Pat McGrath has on runways and editorial spreads. Legendary designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are, well, legendary. All are aware of what’s required to turn an ordinary woman into a smoking hot sexbomb. So when the trio selects its favorites among that classic vixen must-have—red lipstick—you know the resulting three-shade collection (plus one nude) is going to be a fire starter. And since the value of a well-timed reapplication can be part of a girl’s allure, the four creamy hues are packaged in an extremely chic compact (modeled on Gabbana’s heirloom ruby ring) that you won’t mind pulling out at the dinner table.

$60; saks.com.

Via InStyle.com

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