49 Best Gifts for People Who Have Everything and Claim They Don't Want More

This notebook can encourage them to take stock of the things they’re grateful for each day—but in a matter of minutes, in case the idea of journaling intimidates them.

Uniqlo's viral crescent-shaped crossbody bag manages to fit so much more stuff than you'd expect. “I see this bag everywhere in New York. I think it's because despite its trim size, it stretches to store so many things: my Kindle or a book, a water bottle, compact umbrella, phone, makeup, you name it,” says Glamour commerce editor Malia Griggs. “It comes in a ton of colors and materials (and is only $20). I have it in three colors, including corduroy for fall.”

This gorgeous, gold lighter is rechargeable via USB—no more gas-station lighters necessary, plus it showcases this year's hottest trend: bows.

Turn you and your partner's favorite songs into a mixtape—well, mix vinyl record, that is. Pair it with a bottle of wine from the year you two got together and you've got the perfect anniversary gift.

This spirited, monogrammed coffee mug is the necessary accessory for any loved one who isn't fully functioning until they've had their morning coffee or tea.

For the person whose stomach turns at the thought of sipping hot coffee, consider this cold-brew coffee maker the perfect gift. Overnight it turns their grounds into a fresh pot of iced coffee, no French press necessary—and it even does iced tea.

Think of this metal puzzle as a more grown-up version of a fidget toy or a plastic Rubik's cube—it's polished, pocket-sized, and tricky to solve. If you're shopping for a cheap gift, we like this brainteaser from Amazon instead.

This elegant Kate Spade New York bracelet looks far more expensive than the price tag would indicate, especially considering the delicate “Heart of Gold” engraving on the inside.

Choose a claw clip for them that's more quirky and fun than your traditional tortoiseshell—like a pickleball paddle, baguette, horseshoe, or snail.

Lululemon’s super functional pouch clips on to any bag or backpack, so you can easily find your lip balm, phone, or hand lotion. Its material is water-repellent, too, in case you're on a rainy-day run.

There are many uses for this adorable tabletop mini fridge. It can keep skin care and beauty products fresh and cool, or ensure a chilled seltzer is always within reach on their nightstand or desk.

Here's a self-care stocking stuffer idea that's in the arsenal of one Glamour editor. “The massager's T-bar is the ideal shape for digging into the sore areas around and under my jaw. Combined with its subtle vibrations, it provides some nice relief from the ache caused by grinding my teeth,” says Griggs.

Give them the gift of a more gentle morning routine with an alarm clock that replicates a sunrise to wake your loved one—instead of the obnoxious blaring “beep, beep, beep!” They can choose from seven different light colors; plus, it has a radio and is preloaded with other soothing sounds (like the ocean and birdsong).

Instant cameras are magical, but sometimes you want to be able to print multiples of the same photo. This Fujifilm printer connects via Bluetooth to their phone and lets them choose filters, stickers, and text—then immediately prints out exactly what they want to see. It’s a great Christmas or birthday gift for the teen girl who likes to decorate her life with pictures of her besties (it's especially fab if she lives in a dorm).

Even if they’re already familiar with the benefits of sleeping on silk pillowcases, they can always use another. This Amazon find comes in a ton of colors and is cheap enough to gift multiple at once.

Mark & Graham is the ultimate destination for people who love personalized gifts; our favorite monogrammed piece is the travel jewelry case, since it thoughtfully organizes their baubles so they’re not all jumbled together while they’re on the go.

Players of all ages will get a kick out of this trivia deck. It’s filled with 140 questions covering everything from Banksy to The Big Lebowski. The pop culture enthusiast in your life will ace them all.

Nodpod’s top-rated masks remedy insomnia by acting like weighted blankets for the eyes, delivering just the right amount of pressure for a wind-down sesh.

Bring the great outdoors inside with the help of this mini galaxy lamp that projects a beautiful display of stars across the ceiling and walls. It's a great present for parents looking to entertain their kids, and also for your partner (it makes for a good romantic date night).

Spruce up any Swiftie's space with this coffee table book, which showcases and breaks down Taylor's iconic style.

Turn your dad into Papa John (or whatever his name is, anyway) with his very own gourmet pizza stone. This gift box helpfully includes a wooden pizza peel that makes sliding the pie in and out of the oven so much easier (and looks super pro).

The internet’s favorite pan makes a great gift for the foodie in your life. This one sautés, steams, and braises, and is dishwasher safe with a built-in spoon rest. Plus, it just looks great, in case your home cook’s got an aesthetic eye.

Here's a bit of a gifting wild card: a vibrator that provides deep G-spot penetration and clit stimulation at the same time. The Lelo Ida Wave is quiet, powerful, and we'd bet good money your giftee doesn't already own it.

An embroidered pet-portrait sweater that's customized with their dog's face is a bit of a splurge, but the cost per wear is basically negative when you think of just how often it’ll be on rotation.

Another stylish but practical monogrammed gift idea from Mark & Graham is this handsome personalized passport sleeve that's great for any travelers.

Win the nonexistent prize for the best White Elephant gift-giver with a waffle maker—a present that pops out yummy, delicious treats in cute mini forms.

If they often say things like, “That's because you're a Virgo,” gift them this beautiful necklace, which is studded with crystals that mirror the constellation that corresponds with their astrological sign.

If you're trying to find a gift for a teen, look no further than this digital camera. These yesteryear devices are having a major comeback with Gen Z, and we're here for it. “I carry this camera when I hang out with my friends," says Griggs. “It's cheap enough that it's not precious to me, I can't immediately upload anything to social, and the photos are crappy—which is the point. I'm more focused on the present and less on how professional the photos I'm taking are and then the act of sharing those photos with everyone.”

Any history buff, trivia buff, and/or person who still subscribes to newspaper delivery will get a kick out of this bound book, which highlights all of the Times front pages over the years on the date that you choose.

“My mom gave me this pot for Christmas one year, and it's proved surprisingly useful over the years,” says Griggs. “I use it to melt butter and make simple syrups. It's super cute and makes for a great housewarming gift or hostess gift.”

Instead of gifting them a single bouquet, how about an endless supply of flowers that they can keep on their coffee table or kitchen counter for a burst of joy? This subscription box delivers fresh blooms on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly basis, starting at just $55 per shipment.

A potty accessory may not be your first pick for a gift, but hear us out: These stylish bidet attachments are an easy, luxe way to upgrade the throne your that family member spends a sizeable amount of their life on.

Choose up to 10 photos to populate this retro keychain, which looks like a film canister but unrolls to showcase your giftee’s favorite memories.

An insulated stainless-steel holster cleverly keeps their hard seltzer cold for hours while they BBQ or hang out around a fire pit, and their hand will stay sweat-free. You can have the holder customized if you order through Yeti.

Level up their dessert game with a countertop ice-cream maker—they'll crank out creative flavors in no time (and beg you to taste-test).

One of the best gift ideas for the home cook is this flower-covered binder, where they can record their original recipes—and, hopefully, share them with you.

This Tory Burch crossbody bag snugly fits their phone, cards, and lip balm while adding a chic finishing touch to any outfit.

The hostess with the mostest needs this brie baker, which turns any so-so appetizer into a meal to remember.

This designer bag charm adds personality to any purse or backpack—and cleverly hides an AirTag (so they'll never lose said bag). Not a pear person? There are plenty of cute fruit to choose from, like cherries, apples, and strawberries.

Bows add a minimalist—dare we say, coquette—touch to these socks from the popular brand, Bombas.

This cozy corduroy pillow looks right at home on any couch, while handily propping up an e-reader, book, or tablet for strain-free viewing.

Do you know their birth month? Then you know their birth flower too! Get an extra of this pretty DIY paint-by-numbers kit for yourself while you’re at it, and the two of you can have a relaxing arts and crafts session that’ll make great home decor.

Your jewelry girlie can swap out her same old cubic zirconium studs with any of these delicate yet elaborate earrings. She’ll have so many to choose from! Plus, the sets come in multiple styles and metals.

Here’s a pretty scented candle that wafts a fresh, floral scent across your best friend's bathroom or workspace.

Multiple Glamour editors keep this TikTok-viral portable fan in their bags. It offers a strong breeze on hot days, acts as a charger and flash light, and has a long-lasting battery charge. It's (literally) one of the coolest things on Amazon.

They'll rave about all of the pasta-bilities with this ravioli gift set (oof), which includes all of the necessities to turn their kitchen into a cucina.

Anyone who loves both literature and liquor needs this book of drink recipes inspired by great works throughout history. Our favorites: Romeo and Julep; Vermouth the Bell Tolls; and Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margarita. Lol.