Yeah the Ballet card's not too bad. I got one as a gift myself last year (or was it the year before) and I have to say, quality and impression is pretty good, and modern enough it comes with an app to track balance, and easy enough to introduce someone to Bitcoin -- and allowing them the freedom later on to switch wallets if they want. I got the Lunar New Year edition and am sure the Valentine's design is as good as it looks.

But don't make that THE gift, just part of it, haha. It's Valentine's day, you gotta make it romantic too, trust me. You don't want this Bitcoin gift to be memorable for the wrong reasons haha.

The first one suggested is actually a great option. However, if the person you are giving a gift to is a person that is already immersed in this industry and understands quite a lot of things about crypto and NFTs already, then a better choice would be to gift an NFT that is somewhat relevant to any of you two or ahould I say can be given a meaningful meaning.

A better idea is to personally create your NFT gift. Because let's face it, nothing beats the price of efforts and time that is poured into something as a gift.

You still have a couple of days left to start working on that NFT.

- hope this helps, goodluck!

How about these chocolates 



https://www.etsy.com/listing/908459770/bitcoin-btc-chocolate-coins-bitcoin-cake?show_sold_out_detail=1&source=aw&utm_source=affiliate_window&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=us_location_buyer&utm_content=141392&awc=6220_1644149592_1990300d30049ad364daf5f49907ffc6&utm_term=0

I think something personal would be nice for a day like this. Like, perhaps, making your own postcard, and writing the passphrase to a Bitcoin wallet with some money in it? A simple idea is to write the words from the passphrase in the shape of a heart. It's something you can easily do in Word using space (or tabs), or you could write it with a pen yourself (if you have a fairly good handwriting). Come to think of it, you don't even need to make your own postcard. You can buy one of those that have plenty of empty room for you to write your own text, and you can print out or write a heart-shaped passphrase onto it.

I was thinking that I'll just send a small amount of bitcoin and make her a bitcoin wallet. I like the idea of giving a Ballet Card, thanks for the idea. And I find this better way and more romantic I guess.
However, I'm not sure if she's going to keep it for real since I know her attitude and the way she keep her stuff, personally. I'll start for making her a phone wallet and sending her a little amount in batches and that's it.

Redbubble

Above is a shopping platform where it is possible to buy merchandise and different gifting relative to cryptocurrency. These are mere gifts and doesn't associate with hodling. There were different categories like clothing, phone cases, stationary, household, postcard, gift cards, etc. This is particularly for the crypto enthusiasts and I don't know how effective the gift will be to the valentine.

You can book a hotel room for Valentine's Day and pay with bitcoin. This is a simple, but effective solution. 
Many hotels across the world are now accepting bitcoin and altcoins as payment.

Secondly, if you gift bitcoin (money), she will get nothing in her hand. It's just a wallet-to-wallet transfer and most women won't appreciate such a gift that can't be touched or felt.  Better to give her something which she likes and can feel her in her hands. You can sell your bitcoins to buy her the gift and believe me for her, it will be more valuable for her.

We normally shove something better than Bitcoin on thier troats though.

Finding out what she likes better on occasions like Valentine's day will be more memorable to her than surprising her with BTC that she does not know about. If she likes chocolate or Icecream which they usually do, then give something like that. I have sent BTC to my girl more than 10 times already for her to have funds on her mobile wallet and something to spend but I have not heard her ask what blockchain is.