The edit: your luxury holiday shopping list

Paris-born, London-based Lebanese designer Noor Fares is known for her bold, talismanic fine jewels, inspired by her world travels. Striking sapphires in this diamond and 18ct gold ring make it a glittering gift for someone special with a September birthday.

This vulcanised carry-on from luxury luggage brand Globe-Trotter might seem a little extreme but, if it’s good enough for 007, it should please other intrepid travellers. Inspired by the suitcases that feature in No Time to Die, the 25th instalment of the James Bond franchise.

With a base of luxurious Laos oud, a precious distillation favoured for its ever-evolving depth of aroma, this wearable, yet statement fragrance by Maison Francis Kurkdjian combines Moroccan cedarwood and Indonesian patchouli with vanilla. The result is a heady, mesmerising scent synonymous with the mystical Middle East.

Bird & Knoll’s elegant cotton ‘Allegra’ dress is lightweight enough to keep you cool even in desert heat, while ensuring you’re fully covered up. Its burnt-orange hue and maxi length make it the ideal trans-seasonal piece: metallic mules lean it towards glamorous beach dinners, while pristine white trainers are apt for city wanderings.

Doing away with transatlantic faux pas or the need for mental arithmetic, A Lange & Söhne’s sophisticated new Lange 1 Time Zone wristwatches feature a cutting-edge manufacture calibre that assures the precise rate of the timepieces, allowing for home and zone times to feature in one perfect, hand-finished work of art.

Amina Muaddi’s coveted heels are instantly recognisable to those in the know. The designer grew up between Romania, Italy and Jordan, training in Paris, where her shoes are designed, and Milan, where they’re produced. These sparkly mules are guaranteed to make anything in your capsule weekend wardrobe evening ready.

Louis Vuitton’s hand-crafted solitaire set of intricately engraved marbles, cowhide embossed with city names and Plexiglas offers a luxury twist on the classic 18th-century European game. In a monogrammed case, it makes for a fine gift or, indeed, the ultimate self-gift for a delightful screen-free diversion.

Bottega Gold is aptly named and not just because of its gleaming bottle – this Prosecco DOC has won multiple gold medals. Traditionally made with Glera grapes from the Venetian Prealps, this refined and fruity sparkling wine is just the ticket for a celebratory pre-flight freshener or luxury treat on landing to kick-off a holiday.