What to get a couple for their 50th wedding anniversary

If you’ve been eyeing a Serge Mouille chandelier but can’t stomach the $7,000 price tag, this gold-accented fixture is another designer favorite that’d be perfect for a contemporary space. “It’s very modern, and large enough to engage a super-open loft,” says designer Orlando Soria.

For under $100, this shiny gold fixture with frosted globes adds elegance to a small dining room without being overwhelming.

For special occasions when the whole family gathers around the table, break out this pretty brushed-gold flatware that’s beloved by Amazon reviewers. One writes, “The Moda set is a gorgeous, classic shape and adds a bit of class to every type of place setting.” Considering that the set comes with pieces for eight people, it’s a very good deal.

You’re not likely to lose your luggage when you use these gold-accented black croc tags recommended by writer Bridget Arsenault. “Each comes with an address card that’s disguised by a flap, keeping personal information slightly more concealed,” she says. “And the gold hardware makes them stand out from other all-black tags.”

In our ranking of the top 100 pens, we said we’d save this elegant rollerball for “signing expensive checks on a well-appointed desk.” But feel free to treat yourself and use it for everyday correspondence, too.

Artsy types will love using these gold-handled scissors from Danish brand (and Strategist darling) Hay that will also look cool peeking out of a pen cup.

This compact bar cart with a gold finish has just enough room to prepare libations for two. We included a similar round cart in our roundup of affordable living-room décor, but it’s nearly sold out on Amazon so act fast if you want to pick one up.

Writer Laura Perciasepe raved that this insulated thermos kept her premixed vodka-soda “ice-cold” during a hot day at the beach. It also keeps coffee hot and water chilled for hours (Strategist editor Alexis Swerdloff previously wrote that “it’s truly mind-boggling how cold my water stays in this thing”). In Champagne gold, it’s more giftable than your standard bottle.

We recommended a more dramatic gold candleholder for decorating your Thanksgiving table, but these feel appropriate for everyday meals.

If you’ve pared down your accessories to a few daily essentials, this matte-gold tiered tray offers just the right amount of storage space. We once called it “a better way to display some of your knickknacks and odds and ends.”

Strategist writer Rio Viera-Newton swears by these under-eye patches for getting rid of dark circles. “I keep these in the fridge so they’re nice and cold when I use them — adding another level of luxury to the experience,” she says. The key ingredients? Snail mucin and real gold.

If jade and rose-quartz face rollers leave you feeling underwhelmed, try this 24-karat vibrating gold bar that writer Mackenzie Wagoner says chilled her out “like a strong dose of CBD.” She explains that it’s “designed to leave your skin lifted, toned, contoured, and revived.”

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Yana Shept, the founder of beauty-review Instagram account @gelcream, swears by these acupressure rings, which she describes as “self care fidget spinners.” According to Shept, the tingling pain the ring imparts helps decrease stress and diverts attention away from headaches.

Since professional chefs and home cooks agree that it’s the best on the market, we’ve declared that “KitchenAid is to stand mixers as Kleenex is to a tissue or ChapStick is to lip balm.” Even if you were gifted one back when you got married, use your golden anniversary as an excuse to treat yourselves to this shiny upgrade.

This baker-approved sheet pan comes in an array of sizes, including a half-sheet perfect for those with smaller, New York City kitchens. Flour Shop founder Amirah Kassem calls it the “perfect nonstick” and says that it produces “the perfect bake every time.” Eric King, food photographer and baking blogger at Easy Gay Oven, likes it because it “cooks steadily, so it doesn’t burn the bottoms of cookies.”

This gold display case is worthy of impressive business cards for husbands or wives at the peak of their career. “It’s minimal and chic and will make a great impression on anyone who happens to walk by your desk,” according to Brooklyn-based furniture and interior designer Leah Ring.

The not-too-flashy gold handles elevate this simple acrylic tray — which can be used for corralling tchotchkes into place or serving breakfast in bed.

This handsomely designed grow house is perfect for growing herbs like watercress and rosemary and can be hung on the wall for small-space dwellers. “It has a solid, quality feel,” says Sprout Home general manager Sofija Sutton, adding that it’s well suited to apartment living.

This gold étagère-style bookcase is the perfect place to store those floating decorative bowls and seven-pound architecture books.