Every year, as the festive season approaches, we ask ourselves the same question: what do I give for Christmas? With the little ones it's still easy - a colorful toy dream will do. But when it comes to adults, who seem to already have everything or can fulfill their own wishes, the search becomes more difficult. After all, our gifts for family and friends should be more than just material things. They should come from the heart, be surprises that have something special in them and that the recipient is not expecting.

This search is often tedious and sometimes robs us of the joy of giving. Yet it could be so simple: a personalized gift gives your present an individual touch, a personal touch. It not only signals appreciation, it says: you are important to me, I see you, I appreciate you.

This custom of gift giving is deeply rooted in our biological roots - a gesture that springs from the early days of human courtship and care for the brood. Even young children learn early on that sharing strengthens relationships and fosters friendships. Children give spontaneously, from the heart. For adults, giving becomes ritualized, on special occasions like birthdays and, indeed, Christmas. But no matter what or how we give, gifts that come from the heart always bring double joy. The excitement of the giver as to whether the surprise will arrive is just as intense as the joy of the person unwrapping the gift. The glow of joy in the other person's eyes gives us happiness.