30 unique and unexpected gifts from UncommonGoods they haven't seen before
A beautiful and unconventional puzzle
If regular puzzles just aren't challenging enough for them, these nature-inspired ones exercise their brain in new and exciting ways.
A pair of lamps made for long-distance relationships
Everyone is busy these days, and it's not as easy to keep up with loved ones as we all wish. A set of paired lamps, one of which lights up when the other is touched, lets them know you're still thinking of them even when you don't have time to talk. Our editor uses them to keep in touch with her parents.
A cheese board shaped like their home state
State pride and an excellent cheese and charcuterie spread go hand in hand with these beautiful bamboo boards.
The funnest way to mark the passing of each day of the year
We dare them to resist popping more than one bubble a day on this 2019 calendar, which measures four feet tall and also marks US holidays.
A mini flip cup set-up you can bring anywhere
Containing 20 mini cups, a game board, mesh bag, and eight flippers, this game should delight any overly competitive guest who always wants to play party games.
A creative lamp that takes advantage of magnetic attraction
They won't find a standard switch on this lamp. Instead, lift the bottom sphere to its partner to create light, and lower it to turn it off.
Soap that looks like a gemstone
They almost won't want to use these pretty soaps that look like birthstones. The handcrafted soaps are made with safe, vegetable-based dyes and vitamin E oil.
A personalized print to commemorate a couple's first dance
Aside from playing the song over and over, another way to remember their first dance is with a sophisticated, classic print that incorporates personal details like location and dates.
A hot sauce making kit
It's easier than they think to make their own hot sauce. All the appropriate ingredients and equipment set them on the path towards artisanal condiment greatness.
Cufflinks made from subway tokens
Though subway systems often disappoint riders with their poor infrastructure and frequent delays, they'll still love the nostalgia of these old-school tokens-turned cufflinks. Styles include New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, and Chicago.
Earrings made out of vintage dimes
These cool earrings celebrating freedom and liberty are carved out from real Liberty dimes minted between 1916 and 1945.
A kit that turns your favorite fruit into a working keg
My research shows beverages that come out of a real fruit taste ten times better than those that do not.
A wine rack made from a reclaimed ski
The perfect addition to their winter cabin, this wine rack gives old skis a second life. Since different skis are used for each product, your gift will be truly unique.
A way to make fresh butter
A dab of fresh butter made with this quaint contraption brings their pancakes or toast to the next level.
A jar that looks deceivingly similar to a plastic bag
Only upon closer inspection do they realize that ordinary bag is in fact made from glass, not plastic.
A chess set for anyone who loves New York
All the NYC buildings they love, from the instantly recognizable like One World Trade and the Empire State Building to the brownstones they walk by every day, make up this novelty chess set.
A Bluetooth speaker that bridges old and new listening habits
This speaker marks the intersection of analog style and modern sound. You can request a specific album, create your own album artwork, and create a custom label for the vinyl record design.
A warm and soothing pillow
Throw this small pillow in the microwave to activate the benefits of muscle-relaxing barley and calming lavender.
Socks that look like burritos when rolled up
They'll instantly pick out this burrito style from their drawer of socks in the morning. Even unrolled, they're unique and interesting.
A backpack they can draw all over
Creative minds will be itching to draw all over this blank bag, and now they can actually act on the urges. The "paper-leather" fabric absorbs permanent ink and is water-resistant.
A Pantone chip ottoman for artists and designers
This storage stool lets them appreciate the iconic Pantone system and adds a pop of color to their living room or bedroom.
Soothing eye stones made from Finnish bedrock
Don't bother with an overpriced spa. When they're feeling stressed or suffering from puffy eyes, they can bring out these cooling stones at home.
A ceramic cup that New Yorkers will instantly recognize
A symbol of NYC coffee culture, this reusable cup is an eco-friendly approach to a design that has persisted for more than 50 years.
A build-it-yourself light sculpture
There are no guides to this set of light-up, sound-activated play blocks. Be prepared for the room to light up with creativity.
Quarter guitar picks
Coin guitar picks not only look cool but they also change the feel and sound of music playing experience. For this gift, you can choose one commemorative state quarter and one quarter minted during your choice of year.
Note: May not arrive by Christmas.
Fleece fortune cookies that are actually baby booties
These creative, handmade fleece booties couldn't be more adorable. Each curls into a fortune cookie when not in use and comes with its own fortune slip.
A working boxing bell
It's not difficult to catch someone's attention with a ring of this boxing bell. Mount it to the wall and they'll be able to signal any important event.
A card game for lovers of Shakespeare
It's like Cards Against Humanity, but for English nerds. There are 375 response cards that quote word-for-word from the works of William Shakespeare.
A portable grill
Have a home improvement emergency? If they pick up this toolbox by mistake, they'll be sorely disappointed. But if they decide their outdoor hangout needs some BBQ, this is just the kit for them.
30 unique and unexpected gifts from UncommonGoods they haven't seen before
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