27 Unique Gifts From Uncommon Goods

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A tiny tarot deck necklace for those who carry crystals in their bag and a magical energy in their hearts. This 22-card deck is at there whenever they need to do a quick pull and get some guidance.
Promising review: "This is such a beautiful little treasure! It's much smaller than expected, like maybe an inch tall, but its details are fine, beautiful, and quality crafted. The Tarot Cards are an exact replica of the original, traditional set and are so special. It's truly the perfect gift for anyone who loves a unique ,beautiful jewelry piece." —Buddha BlissPrice: $55
A salad pod, which is the kind of thing their jealous colleagues will look at and say "where did you get that?!" It elevates any salad and keeps everything fresh and crunchy.
Promising review: "This is a very nice item and is just as it is pictured. I wanted something different to use and this was the perfect idea. I can use it for more than what it was designed for!! Perfect choice!" —Ms TPrice: $25
A crossbody water bottle bag that will help keep someone extremely hydrated and well-organized with a built-in wallet. Now, we're not saying this is something you'd do, but word has it that you could actually carry a wine bottle in the bag. Ya know, if you were going out and doing something fun with friends.
Promising review: "I bought this as a gift for my sister-in-law who is NEVER without her water bottle. She takes long walks in the woods every day and told me that this is the best gift she's ever received. She loves it!" —Jet62879Price: $59 (available in three colors)
An avocado vase so your favorite avo-enthusiast can grow their own in their home. Not finding the right gift is the pits, but with this one you'll get to enjoy the actual fruits of your labor.
Promising review: "I sent this to my mom for Mother's Day. I love this because she is 82 years of age and for all of my life, since I can remember, my mom always had an avocado plant in the kitchen window. A lot has changed in my 55+ years and a lot has changed for her in the last year, and this year I knew I wanted to get her something she would love that had special sentiment to our years together. My mom received it today and she cried and cried and cried she loves it. She said it is not only sentimental but she got the meaning meaning behind it and it was wrapped and packaged beautifully. Uncommon Goods nailed it. I nailed it. I told my sister this was a very sweet home run." —LHagerPrice: $58 (available in two colors)
A solitary bee hive for the sweet-as-honey gardener that's always trying save the bees. Mason bees are solitary bees without a hive, so they're always looking for a new spot to call home. And this place? It looks high-end!
Promising review: "Bought this as a gift for my gardening husband for Father's Day. He said it was the perfect gift and he's super excited to put it in the garden!" —SarahPrice: $40
A couch caddy, which can be anything they want it to be — whether that's a station for tea, knitting, and a cozy mystery or a spot to hold the remote, a beer, and the sports page.
Promising review: "It looks cute on the end of my couch, doesn't leave any weird marks when I move it, and comes in handy big time! The whole family loves it—holds drinks, remotes, phones, books. Buy it!" —MeeshPrice: $48
A cast-iron garlic roaster that they'll love so much they'll want to kiss you...but maybe not after they've enjoyed all the roasted garlic, okay?
Promising review: "Purchased this as a Christmas gift for my brother. He and I always raved about roasting garlic and I thought this would be a more efficient way to do so! He loved it so much that he's convinced me to get one for myself. 😊" —Issa DPrice: $25
A beautiful birthday month flower paint-by-numbers for the budding artist. This one will be a total framer, so bonus points go to you if you include a way for them to display it when they're done!
Promising review: "This paint-by-numbers set is a joy to work with! The design of the daffodils is beautiful, and the quality of the materials is excellent. The paint colors are vibrant and well-chosen, creating a stunning end result that feels professional. The canvas comes with clear lines and numbers, making it easy to follow and fun to work on, whether you're an experienced painter or a beginner. It's a relaxing and rewarding way to spend time, and the finished piece is perfect for display. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to get creative and unwind!" —MikeSheePrice: $32 (available in 12 months/designs)
A glowing stone hot plate that will warm a heart AND a great appetizer. You know those super hosts who know all the tricks to make things look good? Get ready to impress them with something they haven't seen before.
Promising review: "This glowing stone hot plate is a great gift for someone who already has practically everything. Someone who appreciates the finer things in life, who has an eye for the unique, and who pays great attention to detail. This sturdy, well-made hot plate will take any charcuterie board to the next level — sure to impress guests while keeping the brie cheese (or whatever) at the perfect temperature. The person I bought this for told me she liked it so much she bought another as a gift for someone else, so I know she loved it!" —JDPrice: $40
A dinosaur dress-up cape for the dino-mite littles who bring their fun, T-Rex levels of energy to their play every day.
Promising review: "This is for a granddaughter who loves dinosaurs and wearing capes. It is so much nicer in person. The 'scaly' fabric is great. The eyes look real. The way it is closed is sturdy and won't come loose like most capes that tie. It's fantastic." —KPPrice: $36 (available in two colors)
A pair of butter socks to take the butter yellow fashion trend to a whole new level. These are super soft and smooth as, well, you get it.
Promising review: "In a house where we use a lot of butter and we buy butter every time we go the store, these socks were a perfect and humorous Christmas gift. They are soft and they are nice to walk around in, especially in the grocery store where they have all the butter I could ever need or want. I love these socks!" —ButterloverPrice: $12 (available in two sizes and two colors)
A set of six stackable, puzzle piece sorting trays for the person who always has a strategy when it comes to their jigsaws.
Promising review: "Bought this as a gift for my stepmom who is an avid puzzler. She loved it and can't wait to use it." —Joanna the ElfPrice: $20
A Storybook DIY Kit to add some whimsy to any bookshelf. Each kit takes anywhere from 2–7 hours to complete, so you're not just giving the cutest decor, you're gifting an experience.
Promising review: "I've gotten these kits as gifts and also for myself...they are just SO cool when they're finished and it's always fun to put something together where everything works, everything fits, everything makes sense, nothing's missing. An excellent alternative to flat puzzles and popular building-block sets. ;)" —KariPrice: $37 (available in seven designs)
An unlock the wine escape room game for the times when a bottle of wine simply doesn't feel like enough — give them a puzzle to solve and that wine will taste SO much better when they get to it.
Bottle of wine not included.Promising review: "I gave this as a gift to someone who loves escape rooms and challenging puzzles. They loved it. It is not easy to solve but the challenge is worth it." —DDPrice: $28
A state-shaped, bamboo cheeseboard because a) everyone has a little home state pride and b) charcuterie is the GOAT (cheese) of hosting.
Promising review: "Have someone that's hard to buy for? This is the perfect gift for that! They'll love it and you'll look like a gifting wonder!" —AshtonPrice: $48 (available in 53 designs)
A pair of wine-pairing kitchen towels for the person who wants to take their pairings beyond just knowing that red meat goes with red wine. *Adds extra one to cart for self*
Promising review: "I bought this as a gift for my SIL who is studying wines and loves to cook. This was the perfect gift for her and she loved it. It's very handy and useful." —CristinaPrice: $28
A home plate welcome mat that you can't help but want to jump or slide onto every time you see it. Trust us, you're going to hit it out of the park with this gift.
Promising review: "Bought this for my baseball-loving son when he moved into his first house. He sent me a picture of him 'sliding' into it! A great housewarming gift for a baseball fan." —Mamma D Price: $34
A set of four golf club stirrers *fore* the one who likes to hit the links. There are some of us (ahem) who like to just sit in the cart with a cocktail in hand and watch...and these will come in handy then, too.
Promising review: "Bought these for my boyfriend because he always used the end of a fork to stir his drinks, and he loved them! They seem to be good quality and an added bonus that you can use them club side down or up, whichever you prefer!" —KatePrice: $35 for a set of four
A kid's camera, perfectly sized for little hands. This is actually a gift for both of you: they get to take pictures and you get to see the world through their eyes.
Promising review: "I am thrilled I bought this for a four-year-old and he loved it. He figured it out super quickly, and it sparks his creativity. Highly recommend!" —GwenPrice: $70 (available in bear or fox)
A literature lover's mug with a QR code that delivers a fresh literary quote every single day. Is there a better combo than morning coffee and a good book?
Promising review: "I got this as a birthday gift for a literary loving friend of mine and they adore the mug! Every time they use it they send me the literary nugget of the day!" —KPrice: $28
A four-pack of scented shower steamers to create a spa-like experience in their own home. If the water bill goes up, you'll know why.
Promising review: "Purchased for my friend who loves everything natural and light. She said her showers smell amazing before entering and are an overall better than usual experience. She ordered herself some more, so I'd call this birthday gift a score!" —Gabba Price: $16 (available in five scents)
A set of desk emotional support animals, perfect for the work bestie who procrastinates those super annoying projects with dreams of living on a farm and raising her own chickens.
Promising review: "I got the turtle one to give as a gift and my best friend absolutely loved it! The kids come over to her desk and play with it too so I may have to get them their own emotional support desk pets as well. I love Uncommon Goods. They have such unique items and a wide variety of products to choose from. I will definitely continue to be a customer." —MinahPrice: $22+ (available in chickens or turtles)
A surprisingly chic, geometric bird feeder that attaches to the window for prime viewing. Be ready, because you might start getting texts about each new bird sighting. Birders are legit.
Promising review: "This is simply the best bird feeder. So much fun to watch all the action, and the feeder itself is beautiful and sturdy. Received so many compliments." —MKPrice: $69
A stoneware popcorn bowl with a kernel sifter, which, frankly, takes away a huge pain point of everyone's favorite movie snack. Not that there was any ever universe where you were going to forgo the good stuff, but now the experience is even more enjoyable.
Promising review: "A dear friend is a popcorn-aholic, and so are her sons and grandkids. I gave this as a Christmas present, and it is a huge hit; they love it, and the kernel-sifter really works! What a great idea!" —kmb8804Price: $48 (available in two colors)
A brass succulent mister for the green thumb in your life, because one of those old plastic water cans simply would not cut it for the beloved plant babies.
Promising review: "This mister is so pretty! It is so shiny and great quality. It's such a wonderful way to interact with your plants, and an awesome gift for the plant lovers in your life (because we all know at least one plant lover or two)." —LizPrice: $34
A My Family Cookbook, so they can add in their favorite recipes to share with future generations. They definitely will want Nonna's Sunday sauce recipe. And your recipe for buttered noodles? Sure, sweetie.
Promising review: "This personal family cookbook is an amazing gift to give to not just one member of your family, but to many generations to come. I gave this as a gift to my mother and I am very excited to inherite it back to add my own recipes and pass it to my daughter to continue this beautiful tradition." —NadinePrice: $30+ (available in cookbook and binder formats)
A owl eyeglass holder for those who give a hoot about keeping track of their spectacles.
Promising review: "My husband loved this as a present. We have an inside joke about owls so this just made him so happy. Beautifully made, sturdy, and does what it's supposed to do!" —Abigail4Price: $30