Harvard 2 in khaki suede, £450, Crockett & Jones.
Infinity diamond-set ring, £4,980, G. Collins & Sons.
Golden Amber Eau de Parfum, £180, Floris.
Embroidered honey-bee Christmas decoration, £20, Fortnum and Mason.
Special-edition unisex Panama hat, £365, Lock & Co.
Champagne Christmas card set, £25 for six, Smythson
New Pursuits Cotswold weekend bag, £795, Ettinger
Rannoch shooting socks, £69, Campbell's of Beauly.
Jewelled gold dachshund brooch by Cartier, £14,000, Wartski.
Hetty Lintell is the luxury editor for Country Life.
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