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If your loved one loves seafood, embrace that passion with this year’s Valentine’s Day gift. Aquatic creatures, bivalve inspired fashion, maritime feasts and more all will woo a person whose love language is totally understandable under the sea. Show your Valentine you love them more than all the oceans with these gifts for seafood lovers.
Joe's Raw Bar For Four
Host a double date with this over-the-top raw bar shipped directly from Citarella. The DIY seafood door includes a dozen wellfleet oysters shucked with the shells on the side, one dozen littleneck clams, one pound of cooked shrimp, two steamed lobsters, two pounds of King crab, cocktail sauce, mignonette, white horseradish and lemons. Caviar is also available as an add on. $299 and up, Citarella.com
Classic Clambake Dinner
If animal sacrifice is part of your V-Day celebration, go for it with this live lobster delivery right off the coast of Maine. This dinner for two includes two live 2 point Maine lobsters, ready to pop in the pot, plus New England clam chowder, Maine steamer clams, butter warmers, placemats, bibs, shell crackers and more. $220, mainelobsternow.com
Seafood Tower Turtleneck
Help your boo boast her love for all things seafood with this chic Rachel Antonoff design. The sheer mesh black top works in all seasons and would be nicely accessorized with a lobster bib and a hand full of fresh seafood. Available in sizes XS-3X $178, rachelantonoff.com
Conservas Ceramic Dish in White
Let that tin of sardines pop off in this gorgeous ceramic dish designed to elevate a can of seafood. Handmade in Portugal, this stylish piece is designed to catch any dripping oil when digging into conservas. $24, shopgoodfriend.com
Sashimi Set
A hyper elegant sashimi dinner is nearly ready to go with this top tier gift set of Japanese fish. Known for purveying seafood for Michelin star restaurants, Yama Seafood globally sources the best of the ocean to curate this sushi box which includes bluefin tuna akami, bluefin tuna o-toro, hiramasa, Maine uni, Ikura salmon roe, and more. $190, yamaseafood.com
Seafood Simple by Eric Ripert
One of America’s most lauded seafood chefs has a new cookbook, and of course it makes the perfect gift. The bestseller is full of tips, tricks and essential info about preparing and enjoying fish, including 85 recipes for dishes like tuna carpaccio, shrimp tempura, miso cod, spaghetti vongole and more. $33, bookshop.org
Anchovy’s Lover’s Set
Lovers and anchovy lovers can dig into Fishwife’s new ode to all things ‘chovy. The gift set comes with a bright green Anchovy Club hat to wear while snacking on tins of Cantabrian Anchovies in Extra Virgin Olive Oil with cute included toothpicks. $50, eatfishwife.com
Tinned Fish
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