Splurge-worthy gift ideas

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Luxurious and well-made, these are the gifts that last.

Nicole Cammorata

on November 3, 2025

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Some gifts aren’t just thoughtful — they’re unforgettable. We’ve curated a selection of luxurious, high-impact gifts that will wow your loved ones this holiday. From cutting-edge tech to timeless keepsakes, these splurge-worthy gifts go above and beyond.

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Think of this as a highly connected command center for the home. The bright and beautiful touchscreen syncs with the digital calendar of your choice and clearly displays all family activities in one place — a must have for busy families with kids.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen)

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With a sleek design and seven new colorways that range from Midnight Violet to Driftwood Sand, Bose’s QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are made to be seen and heard. The visual style (as seen on artists ZULAN and Royel Otis), adds a bold touch to top-tier performance.

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Everyone knows the best part of getting your nails done is sitting in those comfy massage chairs. Create those same chill vibes at home with this luxe chair that tackles shoulders to feet and everything in between.

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The crème de la crème of fancy face creams, La Mer is synonymous with luxury in the beauty world. This night cream is intended for all skin types and is designed to be a retinol-free anti-aging moisturizer that works while you sleep.

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Not only do these shearling-lined Birkenstock clogs look great, but they’re also incredibly comfortable. They’re basically like a slipper that you can wear in public.

De'Longhi Eletta Explore Espresso Machine

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For anyone who loves coffee, this is THE gift to splurge on. The specs are incredible: built-in bean grinder, both hot and cold foam, espresso, and more. Even more impressive? The machine can transform ground coffee into cold brew in just three minutes.

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To look at this gorgeous chunky knit throw blanket, you would never know that it doubles as a weighted blanket. Available in five different colors, each blanket weighs 10 lbs and can be put right into the washing machine and dryer.

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With more than 2,000 pieces, working lights, and a motorized mechanism, this lighthouse kit from Lego is seriously impressive. There are so many special, hidden touches woven throughout the design — it’s truly delightful.

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Get up off the couch and get the whole family moving with this interactive gaming device that hooks right into the TV. Works with a range of ages and abilities and comes pre-loaded with five games, but a subscription will unlock way more content.

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Every dinosaur kid grows up to be a dinosaur adult — whether they know it or not. Indulge their love for these prehistoric beasts with an enormous, 3,145-piece Tyrannosaurus Rex puzzle inspired by “Jurassic Park.” (Mini figs of Dr. Sattler and Dr. Grant are also included.)

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On the outside it looks like a Jerry can — a military issue canister popular in the 1930s. But crack it open and hidden inside is a high-end cocktail bar that can be easily taken on the go, making it ideal for picnics and camping trips. Included inside are glasses and a hip flask, plus room for so much more.

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Great for long-distance relationships, friends who live far away, or parents sending children off to college for the first time, these lamps stay connected via an app and sync up illumination when touched. This set comes with three lamps, but other configuration options include a set of two, four, or six.

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Popcorn is seriously so easy to make, and this super adorable stovetop popper will make those microwave pouches a thing of the past. Available in three trendy colors, each stainless steel popper includes a hand crank on top to keep things moving — no shaking necessary.

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Beat sore muscles into submission with this high-powered percussion massage device. Ideal for targeting specific areas, it comes with five interchangeable heads and three speed options.

Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro

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Our reviewer loved this futuristic-looking LED face mask, saying it actually helped to clear up her hormonal acne. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and has great battery life, making it the ultimate splurge for any #BeautyTok fans on your list.

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Behold, the ultimate splurge in the world of TVs: Samsung’s The Frame. The ultra-thin design and wide selection of art and photography “screensavers” allow the TV to easily blend into its surroundings.

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We gifted this inflatable hot tub to my parents a couple years ago. And let me just tell you: It’s awesome. In the summer, they keep it pretty cool and use it as a pool — our kids love it too. Once the air gets crisp, the heat can be dialed up for a true hot tub experience.

Brother SE700 sewing & embroidery machine

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DIY lovers and crafty folks alike will adore this computerized sewing machine that can also tackle embroidery. Create and design patterns via the app, or download pre-loaded options and let the machine handle the rest.

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Those with no outdoor garden space will adore this indoor, vertical tower that allows you to grow vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more on a small footprint. An AI-powered app monitors plant health and an integrated camera allows you to keep an eye on things from afar.

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The fluffiest, most luxurious duvet one could ever hope for. It’s also completely machine washable, and designed to keep you both warm and cool.

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The Ninja Creami has taken over our social media feeds, and maybe for good reason. Besides the 24-hour freezing time, it creates creamy, smooth ice cream in just minutes with the press of a button. —Samantha Mangino

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Gather ’round a cozy fire in the backyard thanks to this sleek firepit and surround bundle from SoloStove. The smokeless firepit makes for a more enjoyable experience, while the accompanying surround creates a handy shelf for drinks and snacks.

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I have never gotten more compliments on my skin than in the two months I’ve used the TheraFace PRO from Therabody. The 8-in-1 tool comes with different attachments to promote overall facial health. It’s a skincare tool, but it’s also more than that. —Miller Kern

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The LG CineBeam Q 4K projector offers a beautiful display that can reach up to 120 inches. The projector itself looks sleek and it’s lightweight, making it highly portable, especially given the built-in stand. —Lauren Allain

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There’s a reason why our Tech Editor, Timothy Werth, calls this an “incredible coffee maker.” The sleek and straightforward pour-over device comes with automated settings and pre-sets, plus customizable recipes to make every cup exactly what you want.

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The 3-piece anti-aging skincare set from Brad Pitt’s unisex skincare line Beau Domaine includes a cleanser, serum, and cream that’s designed to be used daily. Who wouldn’t want to age like a celebrity?

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The understated and classic diamond necklace from jewelry designer Monica Vinader is compatible with a wide range of personal aesthetics. We guarantee it’ll never go out of style.

Nicole Cammorata

Director of Special Projects

As Director of Special Projects, Nicole Cammorata helps guide Mashable’s editorial innovations, licensing programs, and specialty series. Previously, she was the site’s Executive Editor and its very first Shopping Editor before that. Nicole is also Mashable’s resident gifting expert and gets a thrill out of helping readers find the perfect present. She received a B.S. in Journalism from Boston University and an MFA in fiction writing from The New School. She lives in Maine with her husband, their two young children, and a backyard full of flowers.