Great Aviation-Themed Gifts

© Courtesy of Swarovski

Shine Time

Known for its dazzling crystals, family-owned Swarovski traces its roots back to 1895 in Wattens, Austria.
Rhodium-plated charm with crystal and epoxy details, $50, by Swarovski.

© Courtesy of Exotic Jewelry Inc.

Flying Fingers

Titanium, which is resistant to corrosion and stress, is a common material used in aircraft construction.
Edwards titanium ring with airplane motif, $370, by Exotica Jewelry.

© Courtesy of Breitling

Time Traveler

Breitling is no stranger to supplying timepieces to pilots over the years, having provided the first onboard chronographs in the 1930s.
Chronomat GMT Caliber 04 easy-to-set, dual time zone watch, $9,820, by Breitling.

© Courtesy of Plan Apparel

To a Tee

Plane Apparel’s original designs can also be put on iPad sleeves, laptop cases, messenger bags, totes, hats and more.
Eat. Sleep. Aviate. cotton, preshrunk T-shirt, $20, by Plane Apparel.

© Wild and Wolf

Cash Stasher

This barely seven-year-old, award-winning British manufacturer is known the world over for its clever, in-house designs.
Leather Travel Range Wallet with multiple compartments, $60, by Wild & Wolf.

© Courtesy of Solstice Sunglass Boutique

Sunblockers

Originally designed for pilots, aviator glasses were introduced for use during World War II.
Gold with dark gradient lens aviator glasses, $345, by Gucci.

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Bon Voyage

With a rich history that dates back to the 1920s, TWA flew its last official flight on December 1, 2001.
Red faux-leather bag with adjustable shoulder strap, $55, by Retrojet.