Here comes the sun—and all kinds of celebrations in the months ahead. From birthdays to graduations and back again, NextTribe wanted to share some of our favorite sources for presents to delight the special people in your life. Because sometimes, a gift card just won’t do.
Check out these sources for cool stuff.
From left to right: CBD Balm Set in pouch, $44 at Uncommon Goods; Herbivore Coconut Milk Bath Soak, $22 at Amazon; Annika Jewelry Vine Bangle, $119 at Of a Kind
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Amazon Stream Zone
Have you seen Amazon’s Pinterest-y Stream zone, with all kinds of fascinating finds? If you’re used to just using the mega e-tailer for books and household supplies, you will love this section full of all kinds of well-curated items. Just click on the Explore tab and you’ll be able to browse everything from Japanese-style cast-iron teapots to coconut bath soak crystals. Who knew this was all lurking on the site?
Uncommon Goods
Uncommon Goods has the kind of gifts that will have you murmuring to yourself, “That’s so cool!” and “That’s so cute!” Their arty offerings include serving trays with personalized names, Scrabble-board-style (a fantastic wedding gift); CBD Balm sets (because who doesn’t need to chill out?); jewelry; and much more. Their Best-Sellers list is a great place to get started.
Of a Kind
Of a Kind is another fab gift portal, with everything from wood architectural building blocks to nature-inspired vine bracelets and beyond. Don’t be surprised if you wind up shopping for yourself, too.
Kikkerland
Need a quirky gift for a quirky character? Try Kikkerland. Whether it’s a $6 Pizza Night Light (see, we said quirky …) or a deck of 3D kitty-themed playing cards, you’ll find something clever.
Fairytale Brownies
Because who can resist chocolate, may we suggest Fairytale Brownies, which has perfected the fudgy brownies and has reasonably priced options—like the Magic Morsel Dozen for under $30—that make gift-giving deliciously simple. You’re welcome!
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