Elegant Lunar New Year Gift Baskets to Delight Your Family 2025

If you’re aiming for classic elegance, the Chocolate Gold Orchid Ribbon Gift Box made a refined impression during our review. Inside are 36 assorted Godiva pieces—milk, dark, and white—so everyone at your Lunar New Year gathering finds a favorite, and the gold box with orchid ribbon looks ready to present. Our experience shows the listing’s clear dimensions and piece count help set expectations, but this retailer’s price runs higher than buying direct and a separate delivery fee (often around $19.99) adds up.

See’s Lunar New Year Chocolates feel instantly gift-ready thanks to the festive red-and-gold box and a crowd-pleasing mix of truffles, caramels, and brittles. In our testing, the assortment made hosting easy because everyone could find a favorite, though the $33 price is a bit higher than comparable boxes. If you’re shipping to warmer climates, our experience shows chocolate can melt, so consider expedited delivery, and note the seasonal availability can be limited outside the holiday.

Harney & Sons’ limited-edition Year of the Horse tin makes a festive tea gift with dessert-like notes inspired by Nian Gao—think coconut, sesame, and caramel on a black tea base. In our tasting, it brewed smoothly and the choice of sachets, tins, or loose leaf made gifting flexible for different brew habits. Keep in mind the coconut and sesame allergens, and tea purists may prefer unflavored leaves; because it’s seasonal, our experience shows it can sell out quickly.

Looking for a showpiece? During our review, Sugarfina’s Year of the Horse Candy Bento Box drew compliments for its lacquered, limited‑edition design that doubles as a keepsake long after the sweets are gone. Inside are eight of Sugarfina’s best‑sellers spanning chewy, crunchy, and fruity profiles, and the Non‑GMO labeling may appeal if you’re shopping for ingredient‑conscious relatives. Our experience shows the $82 price is premium for an eight‑piece set, and potential allergens plus a California Prop 65 warning limit some recipients.

When you want a shareable charcuterie-style gift, this GourmetGiftBaskets.com Wine and Cheese Basket arrives attractively presented with ribbon and a curated mix that’s easy to set out. In our testing, the ready-to-gift convenience was the main draw, but shipping fees can add up and some buyers report late arrivals or items that don’t match the photos. Our experience shows planning delivery a few days early helps, and it’s worth confirming contents with customer service if exact items matter.

For a Lunar New Year toast that feels special, we found Harry & David’s Deluxe Gourmet Cheese Gift with Wine delivers polished presentation and easy entertaining. Four complementary cheeses pair naturally with the included 750 ml bottle, and the reusable paulownia wood crate looks gift-ready right out of the box. During our review, the variety impressed guests, though the $99.99 price feels steep for a small-format set and the mixed nuts could be a concern for allergy‑sensitive families. Note that the wine version has state shipping limits.

This Harry & David set delivers a complete pairing: Royal Riviera pears, seasonal apples, three cheeses (Gouda, sharp cheddar, TouVelle), plus two 750 ml bottles of their wine. During our review, it felt like an instant charcuterie night in a box, ideal for toasting the new year with family. Our experience shows perishable fruit can suffer if shipping is delayed, and wine has state restrictions, so check eligibility; buyers also report inconsistent customer service, making timely delivery choices worthwhile.

If you want a generous wine-forward basket, we found the Talaria Vineyards Sonoma Trio offers real hosting flexibility with three full 750ml bottles—Cabernet, Pinot Noir, and a Red Cuvée. During our review, the accompanying gourmet snacks and chocolates made easy pairings for a tasting-style Lunar New Year evening without extra shopping. Be aware it requires an adult 21+ signature at delivery, which can complicate unattended drop‑offs, and standard shipping isn’t included on the $118 price.

If you’re building a wellness-themed basket, EU Yan Sang’s Superior Bird’s Nest with Rock Sugar offers ready-to-drink convenience in elegant 70 ml bottles. In our testing, serving it gently warmed or nicely chilled felt indulgent, and we appreciate the absence of artificial colouring, flavouring, preservatives, or stabilisers. Do note the rock sugar content if you’re watching added sugars, and once opened, our experience shows you should refrigerate and consume within about 12 hours; the price is premium versus some alternatives.

VAHDAM’s Herbal Tea Sampler is a thoughtful, budget-friendly add-on for cozy Lunar New Year evenings, with gift-ready packaging that opens to showcase an array of blends. In our testing, the variety pleased different palates and the brand’s emphasis on ethical sourcing and sustainability makes the gift feel extra considerate. The total tea count is modest and the per-bag cost is higher than generics, so we’d pair it with a teacup or honey to round out the experience.

For health-focused gifting, the NestLady American Ginseng Gift Set looks premium and generous, with two 4 oz slice boxes and two 4 oz whole-root boxes made in the USA. During our review, the presentation felt holiday-ready, but the $105 price is high for the total weight, and third‑party reports mention occasional blackened or spoiled roots. Our advice: buy from a reputable seller, check freshness on arrival, and be aware some related listings reference Proposition 65 warnings, which may concern certain recipients.

For family visits and office treats, we found the CNY Snacks Gift Set nails the festive look and comes ready to hand over—no extra wrapping needed. The assortment of traditional Hong Kong treats offers sweet and savory variety, and the portions serve 10–12 people, making it easy to set out for a New Year gathering. Our experience shows perishability matters here: the shelf life is shorter than a typical candy tin, and multiple common allergens (milk, wheat, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame) mean check recipients’ needs.

Pandora’s Snake Murano Glass Dangle Charm is a striking nod to the zodiac, with deep green glass, 14k gold plating, and cubic zirconia that add festive sparkle. In our testing, it styled easily on Pandora Moments and ME bracelets, making it a quick upgrade for a Lunar New Year stack. Be mindful that Murano glass can chip if dropped and plating wears with daily exposure; our experience shows buying from authorized retailers helps avoid convincing counterfeits.

Swarovski’s Asian Symbols Cute Snake makes a luxe keepsake for the Year of the Snake, with 398 meticulously cut facets and gold-tone accents that sparkle on any shelf. During our review, we loved its compact 4.9 × 4.1 × 4.5 cm size for display and gift boxes, but it is delicate and not suited for kids under 15. It’s a premium $199 pick, yet for recipients who collect crystal, we found the craftsmanship and auspicious design justify the splurge.

Fortnum & Mason’s Lunar New Year Hamper feels like a centerpiece gift; during our review, the signature teas and curated sweet treats made a refined spread for visiting family. The classic wicker hamper is reusable for storage or future picnics, which helps justify the splurge. At $228.74, it’s a premium pick, and because the selection includes alcohol, delivery and suitability can be limited depending on region or recipient preferences. Our experience shows seasonal availability is tight around the holiday, so it’s wise to order early before it sells out.

We like Ferrero Rocher’s 24-count box as an easy, budget-friendly add-on for Lunar New Year baskets, and in our testing the gold-foil wrappers instantly made gifts look more polished. The classic combo—milk chocolate, hazelnut center, and crispy wafer—delivers that crunchy-creamy texture people expect, and it’s widely available at Target and other major retailers for quick pickup. Our experience shows the price runs higher than generics, and occasional batch quirks (a white coating or off taste) plus shipping dings that can crush pieces mean it’s worth checking in-store stock when possible.

To add a celebratory sweet touch, Sugarfina’s It’s A Girl Candy Bento brings a polished, reusable box and luxe flavors like Strawberry Champagne Bears and Peach Bellini. During our review, the pre-curated three-piece format made gifting effortless and portion sizes manageable, though the overall quantity feels small for $26 compared with supermarket candy. We also found some gummies contain gelatin and potential allergens, and California buyers should note the Prop 65 notice—double-check dietary needs before you pop this into a family basket.