Unique Gifts for the One Friend Who Has Everything

If she’s so well-stocked that she’s impossible to shop for, cut out the stress and send her a handwritten holiday greeting and a cash gift at the same time. Hallmark + Venmo Cards include a code to send money right to their Venmo, so you can give cash in the most thoughtful (and hassle-free) way possible. For the friend who claims they don’t need anything, it’s meaningful without any of the extra fuss — just the way they like it. ($4.99+, Hallmark)*

“More spaghetti, less upsetti” is the group chat’s new motto for the year, and what better way to celebrate that sentiment than by plastering it up with an accompanying illustrated cat on their kitchen wall? ($14.72+, Etsy)

To get them through meetings that could have easily been an email, we suggest the under-$10 Ban.do stress ball that resembles a banana. One that won’t go bad the second they bring it home from the supermarket. Use code THESKIMM for 15% off through December 31. Some exclusions apply - see product pages for details. Offer cannot be combined with rewards points, other coupon codes, or applied to past orders.($9.95, Ban.do) 

Turn evening nightcaps into a full mixology experience with this cocktail card deck, which offers 52 recipes separated by four different liquors. Each card lists exact ingredients and simple instructions for a fun, foolproof activity that can turn a boring Wednesday into the highlight of their week. ($20, West Elm)

Bearaby is known for their premium weighted blankets, though our less-talked-about favorite is their Hugget. This knot pillow is hand-knotted and meant to relieve tension when held to their chest, working like a massaging stress ball against their chest with every hug. ($116, Bearaby)

These Mamo borosilicate glasses turn poorly muddled cocktails into ones that would easily cost $17 at a semi-trendy New York bar. They’re double-sided, too — the top is 7 ounces for, say, a glass of wine while the bottom 2-ounce cup is perfect for measuring liquor or taking a shot. ($28, Coming Soon) 

A warm, sudsy bath sounds like our perfect Friday night. And what can make that better? A refreshing glass of wine within arm’s reach a la this wine holder, designed with suction to stay put on porcelain. ($38, Uncommon Goods)

Liven up their bar cart with these vibrant cotton cocktail napkins, embellished with cherries, lemon twists, skewered olives, and citrus to represent their favorite mixed-drink garnish. ($28, Anthropologie)

Their at-home office can use a hint of fun, and this croissant mouse rest is the perfect way to provide just that. Memory foam will keep their wrist comfy, while the pastry design might inspire a few quick Google searches about roundtrip flights to Paris. ($11.99. Firebox)

The Sentei Garden Scissors from Niwaki are crafted from carbon steel in Japan, rendering them able to cut through both delicate flowers and thicker, woodier items alike. Consider these the golden standard for the friend who loves tending to their indoor plants. ($35, Goodee) 

The double wall of this glass set serves two purposes: one, it looks super cool, and two, it adds extra insulation to keep drinks at their optimal temperature. In other words, it keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot. ($25, Poketo)

This squishy, lie-flat LED lamp may have three adjustable brightness levels and a water-resistant silicone but the real reason we want it? Animal-inspired designs in the likes of a duck, panda, chicken, pig, or rabbit. We dare you to find a more adorable night-light. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon) 

Encourage their creativity with a watercolor paint set, including 50 hues, a nylon paintbrush, a water brush pen, six detail paint brushes, a sponge, and a swatch sheet. Who knows? Maybe this is the only thing standing between them and their own gallery opening. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon) 

Esther Perel is a psychotherapist who’s gained traction for her takes on healthy human relationships, and she designed this conversation card game to influence connection amongst peers and partners. There are over 200 prompt cards for games that can be played in groups of two through six. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Fresh bouquets are beautiful but their lives — despite how attentive you are to their sun and water needs — are far too short. Consider this poppy- and lavender-filled Lego bouquet a lasting arrangement that’s equally fun to build. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon) 

There are 365 options for the Birthdate candle (a personalized matchup for every day of the year) that includes a tarot card, detailed personality description, and ruling planet and number labeled right on the votive. Every day has a unique scent, too: August 5th, for example, combines rosemary, chamomile, and shea. ($44.99, Birthdate)