The Best Luxury Gifts for People Who Have Everything

Rimowa, the metal luggage brand last seen selling a 12-bottle wine case created with Lebron James, returns once again to the world of vice with this sleek poker set. Everything you need for many hours of friendly financial ruin is neatly sequestered in an attaché encased in Rimowa's signature anodized aluminum. Microfiber compartments house the poker pieces—350 chips in six colors: 120 white chips, 90 red chips, 50 green chips, 50 blue chips, 20 black chips, and 20 purple chips—along with one silver anodized aluminum “dealer” button, two packs of cards, and a velvet poker mat on which to play. Had enough of the cards? You get six dice in silver anodized aluminum thrown in as well. Oh, and an integrated combination lock keeps the contents safe en route to the tournament. If you want to chain the attaché to your wrist as well, be our guest, but you'll have to source your own handcuffs.

In 2019, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs at the Louvre in Paris acquired a Duffy London Abyss coffee table to become part of the permanent French national collection. Now, the design firm is producing a new limited run of 25 pieces that echo this arresting interior object. Layers of the natural Birchwood and sculpted blue glass come together to replicate the perception of water and its changes in color at different depths. What other coffee table do you know of that has been crafted specifically to conjure oceanic topography and imbue a general feeling of serenity? For this 2023 edition—available in a 120-cm or 140-cm diameter—Duffy London is also offering the base section carved from a single block of white Italian Carrara marble. Apparently, the marble and blue-tinted glass serves up “a purer blue, with an almost arctic-like effect” linking back to Christopher Duffy’s original inspiration for the Abyss table to mirror the aesthetic of icebergs above and below the waves.

Prada has, believe it or not, only just released its first-ever fine jewelry range. All of the pieces are made of recycled gold, and all feature, in some form or another, the classic Prada triangle. The near 50-piece gender-neutral collection starts at $1,420 and, according to Prada jewelry director Timothy Iwata, aims to offer “contemporary meaning and relevance to classic shapes.” Mission accomplished. The pieces can be purchased made-to-order, or, if you're organized enough to think ahead, many can be preordered. While the gold is 100 percent recycled, the diamonds are certified, verifiable, and traceable via the Aura blockchain. Two standouts are the Eternal Gold Chain Bracelet in yellow gold, which will set you back $15,600, and the $10,400 made-to-order Eternal Gold Choker with medium pendant in 18-karat yellow gold on an elegant velvet ribbon. 

If your fussy loved one has a penchant for watches, they most likely will already own a Rolex, a Patek, an Omega, or all three. What they will likely not have is an Urwerk. The Swiss watch brand invented the satellite-cube hour indicator, essentially creating a new mechanical way of displaying the time, and it has been putting out brilliantly bonkers timepieces since 1997. The UR-120 “Spock” is a new take on Urwerk's distinctive triple satellites on a carousel, only this time each satellite is a pair of cubes that sequentially split, rotate, and then merge to display the hours. Of course, as these cubes split, they form a V that the brand says is inspired by the Vulcan salute, hence the moniker. It’s water resistant up to 30 meters, and, as this watch measures 44 mm by 47 mm, it's better suited to larger wrists. Its power reserve—the length of time it continues to run when you are not wearing it—is a gargantuan 48 days.

Back in 2019, Bentley joined with high-end snow gear brand Bomber to create a pair of skis celebrating the car brand's 100-year anniversary. The Centenary Edition 84 had 24-karat, gold-plated diamond-shaped inserts, no less. Now the collaboration continues with a new collection of a helmet, a set of poles, and additional ski designs. Limited to just 200 pairs, and made using Bomber’s signature wooden-core sandwich construction, Bentley's new Ice Edition Ski is meant for all levels of skier, and it should serve your loved one well from bumps to powder. If you were wondering how the $995 helmet might count as luxurious, the leather, Kevlar, and carbon-fiber construction includes an integrated (and removable) photochromic visor as well as a patented “fragrance release system” to keep the inside of your lid smelling as fresh as the mountain air.