Unique Gifts for the One Friend Who Has Everything

First of all, there’s no such thing as too many baseball hats. But even if your friend actually does have a baseball-hat-collecting problem, we think this adorable butter-themed cap will be a treasured addition to their lineup. 

Love sharing book recs with this person? That probably means their Kindle is getting regular use…and could use a little love. This sweet, handmade sleeve is crafted from repurposed squares of vintage quilts, and will protect their device in style. It also fits an iPad mini, if that’s more their thing.

If they’re always asking about your birth chart and performing manifestation rituals, they’ll be delighted with this. It’s a gift box containing up to eight mystical products, like gemstones, aromatherapy, and jewelry. It’ll come right to their door, so they’ll be fully outfitted for their next full-moon ritual.

Help them shout their love for martinis (or just olives) from the rooftops with this super cute stuffed olive claw clip. Choose from two olives, three olives, or an olive branch.

Chances are your tarot reader friend already has a number of appropriately themed trinkets, but we’d be shocked if they have this mini, wearable set. Encased in a teeny, elaborate brass case that hangs from a delicate chain, the 22 tiny Major Arcana cards are the perfect party trick to pull out at any occasion.

If you’ve spent any time in the presence of a lava lamp recently, you know that they’re still pretty captivating. Plus, your friend who has it all likely doesn’t have one…and that’s a mistake you have the power to rectify. This version is 14.5” tall, aurora borealis themed, and a perfect mood-setting piece.  

Some of the best gifts are experiences, and this happens to be both a physical gift and an experiential one. You’ll still have something to wrap, but this sweet canvas paint-by-numbers set also represents a no-brainer day-off or after-work activity. Choose from a flower field or cherry blossom scene.

For friends with a little extra tension in the neck and head region —these days, that’s everyone, right? — this handy little neck and headache relief wheel will quickly become part of their everyday routine. Carefully designed nodes around the wheel’s surface mimic where thumbs and fingers would ideally be placed, effectively releasing pressure and tension. Head and neck aches will simply melt away. 

A box of 50 postcards illustrated by Mari Andrew, each of which feels like a hug, is the perfect way for your recipient to keep the good vibes going. It has five sweet and useful categories — thank you, birthday, empathy, congrats, and just because — so your friend won’t have to go searching for a quality card for a year at least.

Your friend who’s always losing their earbuds might just need one of these adorable little puffy cases, with a loop that’s perfect for attaching to a keychain or bag. It’ll protect their earbud case from getting scratched, and maybe even earn them a compliment or two on their daily commute.

Your Kindle-reading friend may love their device, but have they fully accessorized it yet? With two straps, a clear case, and a clutch, this set from Strapsicle is meant to keep the handheld device right in their palms without the need to grip or strain the fingers. Simply slide the hand in between the strap and back of the Kindle and get straight to turning pages.

It doesn’t get more personal (and useful) than custom stationery, and Rifle Paper Co. is one of the best places you can get it. Take your pick from the variety of floral-themed options — with blooms like hydrangeas or garden roses — then choose from one of four fonts for their name. 

Does anyone need an extremely stylish bottle opener? Of course not — but that’s what makes it a great gift. Once you’ve seen one as chic as this Abaco Bottle Opener from Joe Doucet, you’ll want one, too. 

What better way to celebrate shared memories with your friend (or all the wonderful pet/baby photos your friend is constantly sending you) than with a personalized reel viewer? The cherry on top is that they can keep ordering new reels as they make memories, so the viewfinding fun never ends. 

A one-of-a-kind multicolored necklace complete with an 18k gold-filled letter charm is one of the more thoughtful gifts you can give the person who’s hard to shop for. Each necklace is handmade, and features gemstones plus up to two letter charms on an adjustable chain. 

Made in Peru with traditional carpentry techniques, this rounded wooden box is perfect for any little treasure. Its onyx pyramid knob makes a bit of a statement, too, so it’ll stand out just the right amount on a vanity or bathroom shelf.

This fragrant, luxurious Flamingo Estate bath set is in a class by itself. It comes with hand soap, lotion, and a candle, all of which highlight the tomato’s distinct scent (with notes of black tarragon and black pepper).

Give the gift of a bountiful flower bed with this stunning seed set. Choose between 18 or 36 flower varietals — from sunflower to peony — all of which can grow nationwide, regardless of climate. Each tube has its own instructions, meaning it’s as great a gift for gardening newbies as it is for seasoned pros. 

Gifting this brush doesn’t mean you’re saying anything bad about your friend's hair. It’s actually a sign of love…because we all know just how frustrating endless knots can be. This wet brush is a gamechanger for detangling and split end protection.

If your giftee loves to cook, they’re most likely familiar with revered chef Samin Nosrat, and may already own her bestseller, Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. Her new book includes recipes she personally cooks for friends and loved ones, like ricotta custard pancakes and saffron-tinged roast chicken. This might just wind up being a gift for you, too, if they use it for that next dinner party they’re hosting.