Valentines Day Gifts

Valentines Day Gifts 2008
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What Day is Valentines Day 2008? Valentine's Day is on the 14th February and is a great time to express how much we love one another. A special day not just for romantics and lovers, friends and family can also join in and send their love too. After all St. Valentine’s Day is traditionally a day of love.

Valentine Gift Ideas

Whether you're after valentines day flowers, pampering Days for Her. Romantic Valentines Breaks, A Dozen Red Roses or just looking for ideas for valentines day we've found some great places on the Internet for all the Valentine romantics out there.

Great Ideas for Valentine's Day

Poems for Valentines Day

For the true romantics looking for poems for valentines day the poetry studio have some charming gifts including a range of framed personalised valentines day poems. These are presented in hand crafted frames which can also include your most treasured photos.

Valentines Day Flowers

With St. Valentines Day fast approaching you may find yourself stuck for ideas. Worry no more just browse through our site and find inspiration from a great choice of websites promoting a diverse range of Valentines gifts. The most obvious idea for the 14th of February and one that is always a delight to receive is to send a bouquet of flowers.

Just the way they are beautifully arranged and the wonderful scent of freshly cut flowers can bring a warm glow of love to your sweet heart. Today, you'll find a huge selection of bouquets, basket arrangements and plants to choose from. Click here if your looking to Send valentines Day Flowers

12 Red Roses

A bouquet of 12 red roses are always a winner and you now can have them delivered with a matching red vase, or with a box of chocolates, champagne or even a cuddly teddy bear. The choice on-line is endless so our aim is to inspire you with that special Valentine’s gift. Ideas from the traditional to the unusual, will make Valentine’s Day so much more special.

Valentine Gifts for Men

Men and women alike can browse for the perfect valentine present. Finding gifts for men can be a tricky one for women but help is at hand. With gadgets and gismos, “experience days” football venues and cases of wine as just some of the choices for the man in your life, you will easily find that special gift.

Many men will come home with or send flowers on Valentine’s Day which is always romantic but at Valentine Gift Ideas we've searched the Internet for great ideas so you can go one better.

Valentine Gifts For women

Valentine gifts for her is a section full of ideas to inspire you. You'll find not only the traditional red roses but so much more. Imagine her face when you present her with tickets for a pampering weekend or a spa experience for a day. Women just love to be pampered and made to feel special. May be tickets for a night at the theatre and a meal for two sounds more romantic that both of you can enjoy.

A Romantic Valentine Weekend Break

As February has long been known as the month of romance what better way than treating yourselves to a romantic weekend away with a Valentine Weekend Break. It has to be that romantic trip to Paris with the sweet smelling scent of freshly baked croissants and fashionable boutiques that your loved one will adore, or fall in love with Lille and its cobbled streets lined with jewellers and antique shops.

If France isn’t your thing then maybe following in the steps of Julie Andrews on a Sound of Music tour in Salzburg would stir the emotions to new heights. The wonderful city has a magic all of its own. At Valentines Gift Ideas you can choose a special weekend break to remember.

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Sexy Lingerie

Valentine Lingerie perfectly gift boxed is the ideal present, sending out all the right messages for a romantic night in. We have discovered some seductive outfits for both of you to enjoy on Valentine’s Day. From the sexy satin and silky to the more subtle and alluring; you will have a great time choosing the right lingerie gift for the one you love.

Romantic Jewellery

Women just love jewellery; whether it’s the fashionable dress jewellery everyone wears to match an outfit or the real McCoy that is a pleasure to show off and is dear to our hearts. Jewellery and Valentine’s Day are the perfect combination, so spending a little time looking for the ideal piece of jewellery for such
an auspicious occasion will mean so much more to the one you love.

Champagne Celebrations

The sound of corks popping and glasses overflowing with bubbly champagne brings to mind happy occasions, fun and laughter. A gift of champagne can express all of those emotions and on Valentine’s Day you are celebrating the gift of sharing the love you have for one another.

Fragrance and Perfumes

Set the scene for a wonderful evening with a seductive fragrance bought especially with your loved in mind. Sweet memories will stay with you every time she wears it. You will find what the most popular fragrances are, the most desirable brands and the latest celebrity scents that are grabbing our attention. So impress your Valentine on February 14th with a beautiful fragrance gift set. There is a fantastic range of both ladies and men’s gift sets available that would make the ideal Valentine treat.

Valentines Day Chocolates

And now we come to the one thing that you know will go down a treat; chocolates! There is an endless array of the most delicious chocolates from the beautifully packaged handmade chocolates, chocolate fountains, and champagne truffles to the traditional favourites. You will easily find a chocolate sensation that will be sure to melt your Valentines heart.

Don’t Take a Risk with Your Valentine’s Day Gifts

Protect Expensive Gifts with Appropriate Insurance, Warns the I.I.I.

INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE
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Washington, D.C.: 202-833-1580

NEW YORK, February 4, 2008 — With consumers estimated to spend over 17 billion dollars on Valentine’s Day gifts this year, it is extremely important that expensive items such as jewelry or electronics are properly insured, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.).

”Engagement rings and other expensive jewelry are perennially favorites for Valentine’s Day gifts, but with the soaring popularity of electronics of all types some people may feel that nothing says ‘I love you’ like a flat screen TV or an MP3 player,” said Jeanne M. Salvatore, senior vice president and consumer spokesperson for the I.I.I.

If you receive an expensive gift, you should contact your insurance company immediately in order to determine whether additional insurance is needed or whether you simply need to store the receipt and add the item to your home inventory, noted Salvatore.

Standard homeowners and renters insurance policies include coverage for jewelry and other valuable items such as furs. However, many policies limit the dollar amount of coverage for the theft, or loss due to a covered peril, of such items—the limit is usually $1,000 to $2,000. In terms of electronics, there may also be category limit, so consumers should to check with their company to see if they need to raise the limit.

”To properly insure jewelry and other expensive items, consider purchasing additional coverage through a floater or an endorsement,” said Jeanne M. Salvatore, senior vice president and consumer spokesperson for the I.I.I.

With floaters or endorsements, you are also covered for “mysterious disappearance.” This means that if your ring falls off your finger or is lost, you would be financially protected. There are no deductibles and frequently you will have the option of having the insurance company replace the item for you, according to Salvatore.

Floaters and endorsements are available as additions to homeowners and renters insurance policies. Prices for floaters and endorsements will vary depending on the type of jewelry, the insurance company you choose, where you live and where the item will be kept. In addition to jewelry, floaters are also available for furs, fine art, musical instruments and event golf equipment.

“While there is no way to insure the sentimental value of jewelry or other expensive items, having it properly covered will provide financial protection in the event it is lost or stolen,” pointed out Salvatore.

To make sure your jewelry and other valuables are adequately protected, the I.I.I. suggests the following:

Contact your insurance professional immediately
Let your agent or company representative know that you are now in possession of an expensive piece of jewelry or other costly items. Find out how much coverage you have and whether additional insurance is needed.

Have the item appraised
Heirlooms and items that were purchased several years ago will need to be appraised for their dollar value. Ask your insurer for recommendations regarding a reputable appraiser. It is important that expensive items be appraised properly. If you purchase a floater or endorsement, your premium will be based on the appraised value and, in the event of a claim, you will be compensated accordingly.

Keep a copy of the store receipt
You should forward a copy of the receipt to your insurer so that the company knows the current retail value of the item. Keep a copy for yourself and include it with your home inventory.

Store valuables in a secure location
Protect your jewelry by storing it in a secure location in your home. If you do not plan to wear the item regularly or are holding it for a child, consider keeping it in a safe deposit box. You may save money on the cost of insuring it as some companies offer “in vault” coverage. If you want to wear the jewelry for a special occasion, many insurers will offer the option of purchasing additional coverage for the time it is out of the bank; you do, of course, have to notify your insurer ahead of time if you plan to do this.

Update the value of your valuables
Expensive items can go up or go down in value. Talk to your insurance professional about how to make sure the dollar amount of your floater or endorsement reflects these changes.

Take a picture of the item or collection
Get into the habit of keeping a visual record of all of your personal possessions. This helps to document your loss and can speed up the claims process. It is also useful when documenting antique and unusual pieces of jewelry.

Add the item to your home inventory
Everyone should have an up-to-date inventory of their personal possessions, including valuables. This can help you purchase the correct amount of insurance and will make the claims process easier if there is a loss. To make creating a home inventory fun and simple, the I.I.I. provides free, downloadable software located at KnowYourStuff.org. You can add a digital photograph of your new gift and save scanned receipts. Computerizing your inventory also makes updating it fast and easy.

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