Tricky posh kid presents preferably under £20 - 21 year old girl.

[AndThereSheGoes]

I actually have to get a birthday present for a niece whose birthday is the week after Christmas ( and obviously Christmas).
For one I can give money but it doesn't seem right for both being close together .

Shes posh, public school, bright but working as she likes the money and opportunities (lots of connections).

Its very tricky. Best gift was Ray Bans for her 16th ( TK Maxx bargain).

Any suggestions that won't break me?

I assumed that meant not at university, but I don't know

Ah! Maybe …

I’d check out websites like Rydale that do gifts for horse riders. Or Go Outdoors aswell

Not the horsey things suggested here, and I say that as a mum to a horsey ex private school girl.

This is a good idea.

Dior lip oil is over £30 so a bit over the budget. I have a similar advantaged young person in my life so lurking for inspiration.

If she rides how about some nice long riding socks?

Spacemasks (individually wrapped self-heating masks)

William Morris At HomeBeautiful Sleep Cosy Night in Box

Does it have to be a brand? There are some nice personalised bracelets on not on the high street or Etsy. Or even Joma Jewellery. They often have codes too if you do a quick google

Turtle doves fingerless cashmere gloves, in a neutral colour. If you buy them when they are on special price.

I love mine. My elderly mum loves hers. My 22-year old loves hers. My sister loves her for when working on her laptop.

She’s your niece, couldn’t you ask her/ her parents/siblings for ideas?

katieloxton.com/zana-fold-out-wristlet-purse-in-eggshell-klb2898

Can be personalised & comes with lovely packaging

I'd do something classic. The White Company do some stunning smaller bits (small candles/lip balms etc) and is quite lux, or maybe fancy chocolates (Charbonel & Walker champagne truffles?)

If you know her style, browse Etsy for something unique and stylish. If she's a foodie, maybe a nice cookbook from a celebrity chef? The Stanley Tucci one and the Dishoom one are high on my list this year (or a pre-order of the Wishbone Kitchen one!)

A little over budget

www.aspinaloflondon.com/products/slim-credit-card-case-in-smooth-lilac

The Psychology of Money book. Excellent reviews on Amazon. My friend's husband is an Independent Financial Advisor. He was very impressed with the book I gave his daughter for her 18th birthday

How about a crystal nail file like this
https://www.margaretdabbs.co.uk/crystal-nail-file/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=21105683887&utm_term=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3vO3BhCqARIsAEWblcBNPwcmns1oOulS6K3CISkYAvlIzB-5wfpCC8mlQxd6kNLo7N9AcOsaAjT6EALw_wcB

There are a few brands and some come in lovely velvet lined gift boxes

Jo Malone bath oil is gorgeous. I think a small bottle is about £18 but it lasts forever. I ask for it every Xmas.

Just browsing Katie Loxton there's loads of lovely bits on there. Shouldn't have looked

cornishbluebelle.co.uk/collections/country/products/horse-heart-cuff

This website has some nice horsey jewellery and this one is in your budget.

Have ordered from them and they are really lovely items

Please not a candle or hand cream, I know no one who uses hand cream (evidenced by the dozens donated to every raffle and lucky dip!) and most people who use candles want cheaper than £20 ones.

Think about what she's doing day to day - eg does she travel for work then a travel jewellery roll (£20 gets you one)

Drunk Elephant stuff
Monica Vinader Jewellery

I use handcream and only have nice candles that are easily £40z 🤣

OP Cowshed sets are nice too.

Why would most people want a cheaper candle..? And I use handcream, even my 22-year old ds does.

Summer Fridays lip balm? Think it’s about £24.