One decade in, you've proven your bond is stronger than tin, aluminum—and diamonds.
A 10th wedding anniversary gift is, traditionally, made of tin or aluminum. Tin was traditionally used to store and preserve things, so honoring a decade of love with the material has long been apropos. Because tin and aluminum won't rust and keep their shine over time, the materials are also a symbol of resiliency and strength. Their durability and pliability also pay tribute to the flexibility a long-lasting commitment requires.
With all that in mind, neither feels incredibly festive. For a more contemporary approach, diamonds have become the newly-minted custom for year #10. Scoring a perfect 10 on the Mohs scale, diamonds are the hardest natural material on the planet; it's no wonder that they've become customary for celebrating 10 years of marriage—whether in the form of new baubles or an upgrade to your wedding band or engagement ring.
From home decor to kitchen updates, travel accessories, jewelry, and beyond— these are the best 10-year anniversary gifts to shop now.
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