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After seven years of marriage, there's plenty to celebrate! Seven is a lucky number and that
big decade milestone is right around the corner. Keep in mind that each anniversary has its special themes and symbols, too. That's why it's important to find the right 7-year anniversary gift for him and her.
The traditional wedding anniversary gifts for seven years are copper and wool. They symbolize a broad spectrum of emotions, including love, durability and comfort. But if wool and copper aren't their style, there are modern seven-year anniversary gift options like stationery and unique desk sets. Each wedding anniversary also has a gem, flower and color associated with it, so you've got plenty of choices.
7th Anniversary Symbols
- Traditional: Copper and wool
- Modern: Stationery and desk sets
- Gem: Onyx
- Flower: Freesia
- Color: Yellow
Scroll on to read more about the symbolism behind these 7-year anniversary gifts at the bottom of this guide, along with our editors' picks. There's a present for everyone on this list, whether their tastes run traditional, modern, or a mix of the two.
Copper Gifts
These beautiful wind chimes are a steal at under $20, especially since you can choose soprano or alto tones. They're also made of copper, which is traditionally given for seven-year anniversaries.
They can spice up any home-cooked dinner with this electric grinder set. In minutes, they can flip the gravity-activated grinder upside down for fresh salt and pepper.
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Now here's a gift that's equal parts beautiful and useful. These copper measuring cups and spoons are sure to please any home chef. They feature long handles that makes them comfortable to use and they have holes to hang them from a knife rack, inside a kitchen cabinet, you name it.
Whether your longtime love is an expert mixologist or just getting into the craft, this copper bartender kit would make a great anniversary gift. Plus, Amazon reviewers say it's a good value for the money considering it's a complete set.
Put their favorite liquor on tap with this industrial-inspired drink dispenser. The handmade copper design, which is mounted to a reclaimed wood board, is the perfect addition to any home bar (where you can toast to your anniversary, of course!).
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No two couples will get the same work of art when you purchase this gift. The plaque celebrates your relationship from the moment you met to the day you married to your anniversary date, and you can also add your names to make it even more one-of-a-kind.
Just like your marriage, these copper-colored candles will last forever. This set includes three reusable steel oil candlesticks, a pretty glass vase and enough oil to last for 50 hours.
Butter isn't usually the star of the table, but it will be in this striking butter dish, which is made from solid copper with a food-safe tin lining. The dish is handcrafted by artisans in Turkey.
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Bring a little fun to their co*cktail hour with these hammered copper mugs that are perfect for Moscow Mules. The copper keeps the drinks extra cold, so even if they don't like vodka, they can be used for any other iced drinks.
They'll appreciate this gift idea especially if they're into gardening. This copper rain gauge acts on Archimedes' Principle. The upward buoyant force exerted on anything immersed in a fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid that the object displaces — meaning the gauge pops up each time it rains.
True coffee lovers will enjoy this pour-over coffee kit, which delivers bold brews and strong flavors. Amazon reviewers say they love the control they have over the temperature, and that it makes coffee taste better.
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If you’re going to get a card, make it meaningful. This anniversary card comes complete with a seven-year anniversary keepsake — the word "love" spelled out in copper wire.
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Wool Gifts
Do they love outdoor adventures, like camping, but always complain of being cold? Then this machine-washable blanket will do the trick. Reviewers say the wool-blend style is quite warm and cozy. "It is soft, seems like great quality, and was heavier than I expected. The colors and patterns are beautiful!" one shared.
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These convertible gloves are perfect on the go, providing enough warmth and versatility for their everyday needs. Flip the tops off when it's time to text, and pop them back on when it gets cold again.
Keep their feet toasty with these muticolored 100% wool socks, available in a pack of five. They provide extra cushion, making them ideal to wear with boots.
As Phoebe Buffay might say, they're your "lobster" — which makes this wool and velvet throw pillow the perfect seventh anniversary gift. Use it for date nights when you just want to cozy up on the couch.
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Forget a basic baseball cap. This wool newsboy cap will easily add some extra flair to their outfits. In addition to the herringbone print, it comes in several other classic patterns.
Keep the winter chill at bay with a versatile wool scarf. Its softness has earned it over 18,000 five-star reviews on Amazon.
Christina Montoya Fiedler
Christina Montoya Fiedler is a Los Angeles-based freelancer with over 15 years of experience writing for online publications. Her work can be seen in Good Housekeeping and Woman's Day, where she covers everything from gift guides to personal essays. She holds a B.A. in English from Chapman University and is working toward her Early Childhood Education teaching credentials. She is proud to be of Native American (Ohkay Owingeh) and Mexican American descent.
Cailey Lindberg
Commerce Editor, Gifts & Lifestyle
Cailey Lindberg (she/her) is a writer and editor with over a decade of experience covering products, lifestyle, entertainment and food. Before joining Good Housekeeping in 2022, she was a staff writer at USA Today's shopping network, Reviewed.com.
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