Jewelry Gifts for the Food Lover in Your Life

By Food & Wine

Updated November 14, 2017

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Here’s a hard truth that all people must face at some point in their lives: You cannot eat 24/7. You have to, every once in a while, put down the fork or the burger or the chocolate bar, and take a breath. Use the bathroom. Hug your child. We would all love to constantly, at literally every moment, be able to cram doughnuts into our mouths, but it’s just not practical. You can, however, wear a doughnut charm necklace around your neck 24/7. You don’t necessarily ever have to take it off.If you have a loved one who loves to eat, food jewelry is a stylish way to express help them express their devotion to their favorite snack. An understated, simple piece of jewelry (or in the case of the Bolognese headband, the exact opposite of that), signals your love of food, your appreciation of eating, your unabashed addiction to everything from cheesy nachos to avocados, to sushi. Help your friends, family members, and romantic partners assuage the pain of not being able to indulge in their favorite foods with a piece of jewelry that looks like it.Maybe one of your siblings has eaten pancakes for breakfast every morning since sixth grade. We found the perfect enamel pin for that (frankly delicious-sounding) habit. Maybe your coworker has to drink a caramel Frappuccino every morning before she can be productive. There’s a pair of earrings for that. And who can forget that best friend who really took Beyonce’s lifestyle to heart, and now carries a bottle of hot sauce around with him everywhere he goes. Yeah, there’s a pin for that, too. In fact, there’s jewelry out there for every type of food fanatic. Here, our ultimate list of the cutest, so-good-you-could-almost-eat-it food jewelry to give as a gift this holiday season. – Elisabeth Sherman