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6 Gifts Guaranteed to Bless Your Heart This Valentine’s Day

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Abby Ledoux
Author: Abby Ledoux
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1Vintage Heart Necklace
$8,065, Lesley Ann Jewels, Uptown, lesleyannjewels.com. Antique, pavé gray diamond charms are strung on a vintage chain for astatement piece that looks just as good with date night’s cocktail dress as with casual Friday’s T-shirt and jeans.
$8,065, Lesley Ann Jewels, Uptown, lesleyannjewels.com. Antique, pavé gray diamond charms are strung on a vintage chain for astatement piece that looks just as good with date night’s cocktail dress as with casual Friday’s T-shirt and jeans.
2Vintage Heart Necklace
$8,065, Lesley Ann Jewels, Uptown, lesleyannjewels.com. Antique, pavé gray diamond charms are strung on a vintage chain for astatement piece that looks just as good with date night’s cocktail dress as with casual Friday’s T-shirt and jeans.
$8,065, Lesley Ann Jewels, Uptown, lesleyannjewels.com. Antique, pavé gray diamond charms are strung on a vintage chain for astatement piece that looks just as good with date night’s cocktail dress as with casual Friday’s T-shirt and jeans.
3Emma Bridgewater Teapot
$115, British Isles, Rice Village, britishislesonline.com. Hot tea, full hearts, can’t lose.
$115, British Isles, Rice Village, britishislesonline.com. Hot tea, full hearts, can’t lose.
4Emma Bridgewater Teapot
$115, British Isles, Rice Village, britishislesonline.com. Hot tea, full hearts, can’t lose.
$115, British Isles, Rice Village, britishislesonline.com. Hot tea, full hearts, can’t lose.
5Ceramic Keepsake Boxes
$24 each, Laurier Blanc, Boulevard Oaks, laurierblanc.com. The most charming way to store his-and-her odds-and-ends.
$24 each, Laurier Blanc, Boulevard Oaks, laurierblanc.com. The most charming way to store his-and-her odds-and-ends.
6Ceramic Keepsake Boxes
$24 each, Laurier Blanc, Boulevard Oaks, laurierblanc.com. The most charming way to store his-and-her odds-and-ends.
$24 each, Laurier Blanc, Boulevard Oaks, laurierblanc.com. The most charming way to store his-and-her odds-and-ends.
7Big Heart Top and Greeting Card
(Left) $120, Favor the Kind, The Heights, favorthekind.com. Wearing your heart on your sleeve has never been this cozy.(Right) $4.95, Anvil Cards, Southampton, anvilcards.com. Nothing says “Love HOU” like a sweet card inspired by our iconic blue tiles.
(Left) $120, Favor the Kind, The Heights, favorthekind.com. Wearing your heart on your sleeve has never been this cozy.

(Right) $4.95, Anvil Cards, Southampton, anvilcards.com. Nothing says “Love HOU” like a sweet card inspired by our iconic blue tiles.

8Big Heart Top and Greeting Card
(Left) $120, Favor the Kind, The Heights, favorthekind.com. Wearing your heart on your sleeve has never been this cozy.(Right) $4.95, Anvil Cards, Southampton, anvilcards.com. Nothing says “Love HOU” like a sweet card inspired by our iconic blue tiles.
(Left) $120, Favor the Kind, The Heights, favorthekind.com. Wearing your heart on your sleeve has never been this cozy.

(Right) $4.95, Anvil Cards, Southampton, anvilcards.com. Nothing says “Love HOU” like a sweet card inspired by our iconic blue tiles.

9Metallic Heart Pouch
$150, Ann Mashburn, River Oaks, annmashburn.com. What’s not to love about a chic little clutch?
$150, Ann Mashburn, River Oaks, annmashburn.com. What’s not to love about a chic little clutch?
10Metallic Heart Pouch
$150, Ann Mashburn, River Oaks, annmashburn.com. What’s not to love about a chic little clutch?
$150, Ann Mashburn, River Oaks, annmashburn.com. What’s not to love about a chic little clutch?

Published in the The Year of the Food Hall! issue of Houstonia Mag.




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Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux traded Canada’s border for Mexico’s when she moved to Texas from northwestern Vermont in November 2017 to join the staff at Houstonia. An alumna of Emerson College’s journalism program in Boston, Abby was previously associate editor of three weekly newspapers in her home state of Vermont. There, she covered everything from Bernie Sanders to the heroin epidemic and won numerous state and regional awards for her work, including the Vermont Press Association’s 2014 Rookie of the Year. She was also an investigative reporting fellow at the New England First Amendment Coalition. Today, Abby is excited to explore Houston’s vibrant, diverse culture (and shopping scene). Aside from fashion and design, she’s passionate about politics, hip hop and Mexican food. She believes leopard is a neutral and red lipstick can fix almost anything.