Recommended British hand letter gifts?

There are many classic hand letter gift choices in the UK, such as English tea, chocolate, biscuits, jams, scented tea, etc. In addition, you can also choose souvenirs with British characteristics, such as Big Ben models, London Eye keychains, guard hats, etc.

For friends who like food, you can choose gourmet gift boxes from famous stores, such as Harold’s general merchandise food gift box or FortnumMason’s honey cake gift box. In short, the choice of hand letter gifts should take into account the interests and taste preferences of the other party, as well as the quality and uniqueness of the gift.

What brand is links?

Links is a brand of LinksofLondon.

LinksofLondon is a British high-end modern jeweler founded in 1990. It mainly designs and produces jewelry, watches and gifts in sterling silver and 18K gold.

LinksofLondon is headquartered in London, England. So far, it has 84 stores and 211 retail counters in 9 countries including the United Kingdom, China, the United States, and Japan. LinksofLondon joined the FolliFollie Group in July 2006.

Princess Kate wears LinksofLondon’s 2006 white crystal earrings in her engagement photo with Prince William.

LinksofLondon has branches in many locations around the world, including London, New York, Paris and Hong Kong. In China, LinksofLondon has a total of 11 stores in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau.

In mainland China, LinksofLondon currently has three stores, located in Shanghai IFC Mall and 1041 Nanjing West Road in Shanghai, and in Kaide Crystal Shopping Center, 51 Fuxing Road, Haidian District, Beijing.

Do you accept gifts in both China and the West?

Chinese gift-giving taboos: do not send umbrellas to lovers, “umbrella” and “San” sound the same; do not send green hats to men, which means that the wife is unfaithful; do not send bells to the elderly; white items are the color of great sorrow and poverty, black is also regarded as unlucky, the color of disaster, and the color of mourning; do not send medicines to healthy people, let alone personal supplies for friends of the opposite sex.

French gifts: send flowers without bundling; in France, gifts are generally chosen at the time of reunion, and the choice of gifts should express praise for the wisdom of the French host. When invited to a French family for dinner, a few unbundled flowers should be sent.

Dutch gifts: send less food; in the Netherlands, people are mostly used to eating raw and cold food, and gifts should not be given food, and gifts should be wrapped in paper products; when visiting a Dutch family, do not be too attentive to the hostess; when men and women go up the stairs together, the etiquette is just the opposite of that in most countries: men are in front, women are behind.

British gift-giving: I hate gifts marked by the company; the British pay attention to appearance, and generally give gifts that don’t cost much, such as high-end chocolate, famous wine, and flowers. It is also the favorite thing for the British to receive gifts; the appropriate time to give gifts should be after dinner or after watching the play. The British generally do not appreciate gifts marked with the company’s logo; if the company gives gifts, it is best to use the boss and private name.

Arab gift-giving: Due to the prohibition of alcohol, spirits, and gifts printed with animal patterns in Arabia, they believe that gift paper with animal patterns on these gift bags will bring misfortune; if you don’t give gifts when you meet for the first time, it is considered that you want to pay bribes; you must not give gifts to their wives, which is an invasion of their wives, and they will also think that you have violated their privacy.

Russian gift-giving: Never send money. Russians are very particular about giving and receiving gifts. Russians are taboo about giving money to others, believing that giving money is an insult to the personality. If you want to send flowers without sending double, in their opinion, even numbers are unlucky.