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Gelt, or chocolate coins, are the currency of a Hanukkah celebration to teach children (and adults) the joy of giving and doing good deeds. So why not treat yourself to a healthier option? Check out these made with dark chocolate ($.49). Each mesh bag contains four coins made with dark chocolate that is nut and dairy free. Sounds like a delicious way to celebrate Hanukkah. Read more
Hanukkah is halfway over, and if you're behind on the giving, now's the time to break out surprise luxury gifts. You don't have to spend a ton or lose the spirit of the holiday to impress someone special, though. Our delightful designer present pick is this See by Chloe makeup mirror ($48). The detailing and leather work are lovely, and it looks like something special and beautifully made despite Read more
Hanukkah focuses on lights, but that doesn't just mean candles. The warm gleam of gelt is a big part of lots of people's childhoods, so if you want to give a gift that's sophisticated and pretty but sentimental too, going for the gold is an excellent idea. This pretty solid perfume token ($30) from Bond NYC is a great option that delivers a lot of luxury and festive flair. It's a clever, Read more
Dust off the menorah; Hanukkah will be here before you know it! The holiday falls on the same week as Christmas this year, giving moms a lil extra time to fill their homes with enough gifts and gelt to last eight nights. In addition to the toys and games tots may have on their wish lists, these Hanukkah-themed books, toys, and apps will help them celebrate the miracle of the holiday. Check them Read more
