The very best gifts always come in the smallest boxes. This year I'm covering warm gold jewellery that's full of meaning. Gold-plated and green onyx Anika earrings, £20. Harfi (harfi.co.uk).

Gold-plated brass and amazonite Isha earrings, £25, Harfi

Harfi set out to celebrate and empower the talented artisans and craftspeople that owners Sab and Chris met while globetrotting. We loved their Esma towel, a beautifully soft peshtemal in charcoal and cream. It’s woven from 100 per cent organic cotton, features striking graphic diamonds and zig-zags, and is reversible, awarding it two-for-one style points.

Harfi works directly with talented artisans from developing countries and offers a range of lifestyle and homeware products for the ethicallyconscious consumer. Using only natural and sustainable materials, the stylish Omar travel bag is hand-stitched in a small workshop in Fez, Morocco and is the perfect companion for a holiday break

It’s important to Harfi that there’s a clear link to the artisans who make their rugs. This ensures that the rug makers get a fair deal, with no middleman, so the artisans get the maximum reward for their work. The Berber rug-makers work in a co-operative which helps them earn more for their products than selling individually.

Unique, handmade, feel-good jewellery and lifestyle products

Harfi, meaning 'Artisan' in Moroccan, handpicks lovingly handmade jewellery & accessories made by artisans from around the world that you won't find on the highstreet. Each and every product has its own story.

That’s why I was excited to discover Harfi recently. This brand is all about creating the perfect home with ethically sourced, handmade homeware and lifestyle products from talented artisans across the globe.