Shopping for gifts is a kind of art, especially if people who are to receive them seem to have everything they need. You don’t want to come up with another boring scarf or a tube of hand cream but rather something cute, considerate and hand-picked. Here are a few ideas.
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1. Intelligent Change The Five-Minute Journal, £31.50
A gift that'll help the recipient start off 2023 on a positive note, this Five Minute Journal will encourage them to take stock of the things they're grateful for each day, month, and year.
Available on Amazon.
2. Uncommon Goods Birth Month Flower Paint-by-Number Kit, £35
Do you know their birth month? Great—you know their birth flower too! Get one for yourself while you're at it and have yourself a relaxing painting session on Christmas afternoon.
Buy it from Uncommon Goods.
3. Uncommon Goods Zodiac Star Sign Socks, £16
You don't need an expert to know that these star sign socks are a guaranteed win for anyone with a penchant for horoscopes.
Buy it from Uncommon Goods.
4. Emily Maude 12 Days of Christmas Dessert Plate, £16
We’re not saying you need to buy every single one of these Christmas carol-themed plates, but it would be really cool if you did. Plus, you’re bound to get dessert out of it.
Order it from Anthropologie.
5. Anthropologie Zodiac Pendant Necklace, £45
These zodiac coin necklaces are perpetual best sellers at Anthropologie, but instead of gifting based on their sun sign (because they likely already own a charm denoting it), find out their moon or rising sign and buy the one you think best represents them. You’re likely to become their BFF.
Buy it from Anthropologie.
Sources used:
- Glamour: '40 Thoughtful Gifts for People Who Have Everything'
