Gifts for 60 year old women

[StormySam]

Looking for a gift for a relative max £20.
Doesn't drink or eat sweet stuff, Doesn't wear makeup, no hobbies, doesn't read, sensible and a bit boring - worst thing is I have 2 of these gifts to buy as she's one of twins but hoping to buy them different things so any tips gratefully received.

@StormySam , but the age was relevant in that it's a big birthday.
If you'd said 30th or 40th birthday that might have been overlooked.

I'm not sure that the gifts suggested would have been different if you'd not specified the age.

I am turning 60 soon and I wouldn't want any of those things. I don't want stuff so I always ask for consumables, chocs, flowers, nice hand cream, maybe a plant or a book, or a nice lunch out.
Op I would just go for flowers, even if they aren't bothered with them at least they look and smell nice and brighten up a place.

I think you're right. Flowers are a harmless gift. Even if they're not to taste they don't last too long

I don't see flowers as a gift, I see them as a gesture.

What did I get for my 60th.

Gin
Champagne
Alexander McQueen scarf
Diptyque candles and associated things because I love them
Antique silver brooches (ditto)
More gin
Sloe gin
Doulton Lambeth vase (I collect Lambeth)
Hermes perfume I wear
Fortnums hamper.
Cheese hamper

(Realise this sounds a bit show off, sorry, but all much appreciated and listing them has made me realise how lucky I am for such thoughtfulness)

@StormySam give them flowers. Can't possibly offend.

I like flowers but would be very disappointed with them as a 60th gift as i would like something to keep. If they came with a really nice vase it would be a nice gift.

Ask each twin what the other one would like. Job done. Failing that, M&S vouchers.

Theatre tickets so they can go out together.

Absolutely! That makes sense to me.

Why are posters getting at op for not getting to know them well enough? She might only have just joined the family. Or these relatives might live far away and be on a rare visit. Or she might be buying the presents on behalf of another family member who is too frail to do so. We don’t know the circumstances!

Jeez you can’t even ask for present suggestions on here nowadays without attracting flack!

Btw I’m nearly sixty and I would love an M&S voucher to do with what I want. If that makes me boring, too bad!

Le Creuset mug in her favourite colour? https://www.johnlewis.com/le-creuset-stoneware-mug-350ml/sage-green/p1816158?tmad=c&tmcampid=7&sshare=jlappioss_Y29tLmFwcGxlLlVJS2l0LmFjdGl2aXR5LkNvcHlUb1Bhc3RlYm9hcmQ=

This is a good idea…

Also Le creuset spoon rest ……
Emma bridgewater mug (£25 but sometimes have offers)……

Rituals shower gel/candle ….

Nice pen.

I definitely would not want a Le Creuset mug or an Emma Bridgwater mug or spoon rest.
Something like a pen or purse is too personal. I've been given some but I never used them.