39 Seriously Good Gifts for People Who Have Everything in 2025

Buying gifts for people who have everything isn’t really about finding something new — it’s about finding something that actually fits. Research from the Yale Center for Customer Insights found that most of us get gift-giving wrong because we buy what we’d want, not what truly matters to the other person.

And when it comes to people who already have everything, that instinct is even stronger. We try to surprise them, prove how thoughtful we are, or find something so unique it feels impressive. But studies show that approach usually backfires. In close relationships, givers often skip the gift someone asked for in favor of something that “shows how well they know them,” which usually leads to disappointment.

So instead of overthinking it, listen to what they’ve hinted at, wanted, or would actually use. The best gifts for people who have everything aren’t about proving creativity — they’re about getting it right.

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Creative Gifts for People Who Have Everything

1. Paint and Sip

If your friend or a family member has an artsy side, sign them up for a paint and sip. Paint and sips take a standard evening of drinking wine and elevate it with a guided painting activity. It’s part art class, part social hour and fully fun. They’ll sip wine, splash some color and maybe even walk away with a new favorite hobby.

You can book a paint and sip near you or gift one for their next getaway — think paint and sip in Los Angeles, Chicago or Sacramento.

2. Pottery Classes

Pottery classes make unforgettable gifts for people who have everything because they offer something most gifts don’t — presence. The simple act of shaping clay is grounding, tactile and genuinely relaxing. Classes cover various skills, ranging from pottery painting to throwing clay and using a potter’s wheel.

Search for pottery classes in Boston, San Francisco or San Diego, or grab a creative gift card so they can find their own.

3. Dance Classes

If your person has all the stuff they could ever need, give them something that moves them — literally. Dancing engages your mind and body in a way that other everyday activities don’t. They're the perfect mix of rhythm, laughter and confidence-building.

Whether it’s dance classes in NYC, Las Vegas or Orlando, you're sure to find a class in your area that suits their interests. 

4. Drawing Classes

Like pottery classes, drawing classes are excellent creative gifts for people who have everything, especially for people who love to sketch or doodle during calls. A drawing class gives them space to reconnect with that creative side. If you can't find any classes nearby, online drawing classes make an equally thoughtful gift.

5. Instant Camera

An instant camera makes a great gift for a social, creative friend. It’s nostalgic and perfect for snapping candid moments with the people they love. For someone who already has everything, it’s a reminder that experiences — not things — make the best keepsakes.

6. Vintage Poster

A vintage poster is proof that wall art doesn’t have to be predictable. Hunt down an old movie print, travel ad or concert poster that fits their vibe. You can find posters at thrift shops or vintage markets, or search online with Etsy or the like for a reproduction print that still has all the wow value. It’s a one-of-a-kind gift that adds instant character to any space.

Foodie Gifts for People Who Have Everything

7. Cooking Classes

If you’re shopping for a gift for a foodie who has every kitchen gadget imaginable, give them something better — a new skill. Cooking classes are not only fun, they're a little bit indulgent, which makes them great gifts for people who have everything. They’ll learn from a professional chef how to prepare their favorite dishes and make the most out of those kitchen tools.

You can find cooking classes in Chicago, Miami or Orange County, or surprise them with an online cooking class instead. Still not sure which class they want to get, get them a foodie gift card so they can choose.

8. Virtual Beverage Tastings

Virtual tastings bring the world’s best drinks straight to their living room — no dress code required. You can choose a beverage-tasting event based on the recipient’s tastes. If they love wine, go for a virtual wine tasting. If they’re into cocktails, an online mixology class hits the spot.

9. Custom Starbucks Cup

If you have a friend or family member who seems to have a Starbucks cup permanently glued to their hand, you can give them an environmentally-friendly upgrade with a customized Starbucks cup. 

Various independent artists make customized reusable cups, including both cold and hot versions of the Starbucks cup, so you should be able to find one that works well for your gift recipient’s coffee habits. If it's the holiday season, why not splash out and throw in if gift card so they can indulge in something from the Starbucks Christmas drinks menu.

10. Ember Mug

Friends and family members who like to nurse a hot cup of coffee for hours will love the self-heating Ember Mug. It keeps their coffee or tea at the perfect temperature for hours, which means no more reheating or lukewarm sips. With this clever mug, your loved one can enjoy a hot coffee all day long. 

11. Personalized Apron

It’s tough to pick out foodie gifts for Boomers or even seniors who have everything, but if you’re at a loss, a personalized apron can be a fun option. Even if they already have one or two aprons, they probably don't have one with their name on it. You can go classic with embroidered initials or playful with a custom phrase that captures your friend’s funky personality with a wacky pattern and an inside joke. 

12. Recipe Journal

Many amateur cooks like to experiment with recipes, whether they're perfecting family favorites or inventing original dishes. Why not help your foodie friend stay organized with a new recipe journal? It gives them a place to jot down their greatest hits, tweak old favorites and record those “accidental genius” moments in the kitchen.

A quality recipe journal will have a comprehensive layout, including sections for rating dishes, adding notes and tracking recipe inspiration sources, such as cookbook titles or restaurant menus. Pair it with a new wooden spoon or tea towel for a simple but heartfelt touch.

Unique Gifts for People Who Have Everything

13. Virtual Games

When someone has everything, what they usually want more of is fun. Virtual games give them a reason to gather friends online and laugh for hours. If your friend loves fun facts, they may enjoy online trivia games. Competitive folks will have a blast with virtual game nights or virtual scavenger hunts. And if your loved one likes solving a puzzle, virtual escape rooms are an excellent option.

14. Photography Classes

We all take photos, but few of us know how to really see. Photography classes help them capture life’s moments beautifully. Lean in on your friend’s interests and choose a class that suits them, whether that's a nature photography class, an action photography class or an introduction to film photography. For a broader selection of photography classes that work well as gifts for people who have everything, you can also look into online photography classes.

15. Acting Classes

Acting classes are one of those curveball gifts for people who have everything — in the best way. They’re not just about performing; they can enrich communication skills, grow your confidence, and help you explore and articulate your emotions. If you think your friend would benefit from acting classes, but they have a bit of stage fright, they may prefer online acting classes.

16. Engraved Book

Engraved books are thoughtful, unique gifts for friends who have everything. You can have a book inscribed with the recipient’s name, as well as any special message you may have. Pick something meaningful — their favorite classic, a novel that changed them, or even a family Bible. It’s a deeply personal gift that they definitely don't already have.

17. National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Annual Pass

If you need ideas for outdoorsy-type gifts for people who have everything, look no further than the National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Annual Pass. Your loved one can use this pass to enter any national park or federal recreational land in the United States. For only eighty dollars, you can provide a year’s worth of camping, hiking and exploring. 

18. Moleskine and Ellipse Smart Writing Set

You can make your loved one’s note-taking style high-tech by giving them the Moleskine and Ellipse Smart Writing gift set. It syncs handwritten notes straight to their devices, making it a clever blend of analog charm and modern tech. Ideal for creatives, entrepreneurs or anyone with a head full of ideas.

DIY Gifts for People Who Have Everything

19. Virtual Flower Arranging Classes

If your relative or friend is fond of floral decorations, they would probably love a flower arranging class. A virtual flower arranging class is a gift that blooms long after the lesson ends. It’s perfect for anyone who loves fresh flowers or just needs a little beauty in their day.

20. Woodworking Classes

Woodworking classes make perfect gifts for people who have everything — especially those who love to tinker, build or just figure things out. There’s something satisfying about turning a few raw pieces of wood into something real, and they’ll walk away with both a new skill and something they actually made. A woodworking class is a particularly good gift idea for anyone who has an interest in making furniture or crafts or has expressed a desire to spend more time working with their hands. 

21. Glass Blowing Classes

Glass blowing sounds intimidating until you try it — then it’s pure magic. It’s one of those rare experiences that’s equal parts art and science. They’ll learn how to shape molten glass into something stunning, like an ornament or vase, and get to keep their creation as a memory.

It's a great idea if you don’t have the resources to give handmade glass decorations as gifts for people who have everything. You're giving them the chance to make one for themselves. 

22. Sewing Classes

If you want non-material gifts for people who have everything, online sewing classes are a good choice. Learning how to sew can open up a whole host of project opportunities, such as customizing clothing, updating interior décor or making handmade presents for others. A skill-based artistic activity like sewing will show your friend that you know they have valuable talents to share outside of their financial resources. 

23. Miniature Model Kit

Miniature model kits are the ultimate quiet-time project. They're incredibly well detailed and kind of addictive, but in a good way. You can get all kinds of miniature model kits, ranging from tiny houses to recreations of your friend’s favorite TV show or movie sets. They're relatively inexpensive gifts for someone who has everything, giving the recipient a fun project and an adorable decorative item for their home. 

24. Miniature Garden

A miniature garden is part DIY project, part self-care ritual. Most miniature garden kits feature containers petite enough to sit on a windowsill or small table and have all the supplies you need to successfully grow a plant. Choose one with succulents or herbs so it looks great and smells fresh.

Luxury Gifts for People Who Have Everything

25. Custom Painted Portrait

For a one-of-a-kind gift, commission a custom oil portrait. You can contact a local artist or find an artist on an online marketplace such as Etsy to paint an ornate oil portrait for your loved one. Most artists are happy to paint a portrait based on a photograph of a person or animal.

If you are looking for quirkier gifts for people who have everything, you can ask the artist to paint your loved one as a historical figure or a famous artwork. This makes for a sweet and sentimental anniversary gift for parents and other extra-special occasions. 

26. OURA Ring

The OURA ring is the ideal gift if you’re wondering what to get a rich person who has everything. It's one of those rare gifts that actually improves daily life. It tracks sleep, heart rate and body temperature to help them feel and perform better — all in a sleek, minimalist design. For someone who already has everything, it’s a smart upgrade they’ll actually use.

27. Fancy Whiskey

Did you know that some whiskeys are worth thousands of dollars? While you don’t have to spend that much, a top-shelf whiskey is an awesome gift for a relative or friend who geeks out over specialty distilled beverages.

And remember, high-end liquor isn’t only a good gift for men: exclusive bottles of whiskey are also timeless luxury gifts for the woman who has everything. 

28. Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

A Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer should be at the top of any shopping list of gifts for a woman who has everything — that is, if she doesn’t have it already. Since its 2016 release, the Dyson hair dryer has been immensely popular for its advanced airflow technology that produces gorgeous hair and minimal heat damage. 

29. VIVE Flow VR Glasses

Virtual reality technology is not just for people who play video games. These lightweight VIVE Flow VR glasses open the door to immersive experiences beyond gaming — think meditation, concerts and travel. It’s a luxury gadget that feels futuristic but still personal, ideal for anyone curious about new technology.

30. Vitruvi Stone Diffuser

Diffusers are nice gifts for people who have everything, but if you want to elevate a diffuser to a luxury gift, consider the Vitruvi stone diffuser. Vitruvi makes a fabulous essential oil diffuser with a sleek, stone minimalist look. The diffuser is also quite effective and can fill a 500-square-foot space for up to eight hours at a time. Pair it with a set of essential oils for a simple, sensory luxury.

31. Assouline Coffee Table Book

Assouline coffee table books are the epitome of elegant interior design gifts for people who have everything. They're exquisite hardcover books about design and culture, are tasteful and original, and the content inside is always entertaining. Choose a topic that fits their world: travel, art, fashion or food. 

Inexpensive Gifts for People Who Have Everything

32. Tablet Book Cover Case

Surprise the avid reader with a tablet case that looks like the cover of their favorite novel. You can order a personalized tablet case with the recipient’s name incorporated into the faux book title. It keeps their device safe while adding a little personality — and it’s surprisingly affordable. Choose one styled like Pride and Prejudice or The Great Gatsby for bonus charm.

33. Clever Friends Sweatshirt 

Anyone can get a traditional Friends fandom shirt, but you can impress your loved one with a subtle Friends reference. This “girls” sweatshirt is a fantastic replica of the iconic sweatshirt worn multiple times by the female characters in Friends.

Sweatshirts like this are great gifts for women, while similar Friends-themed shirts would be nice, inexpensive gifts for the man who has everything. 

34. Birthstone Family Jewelry

Birthstone jewelry makes excellent gifts for people who have everything, since the meaning matters more than the design. A necklace or bracelet with stones representing family members feels meaningful without being flashy. It’s a small gesture that says, “I see what matters to you.”

35. Funny Sequin Pillow

But what can you gift a man who has everything? If you need inexpensive gifts for the man who has everything, why not give them a hilarious gag gift? Reversible sequin pillows are popular joke gifts for people who have everything. 

Pushed in one direction, the pillow sports a sparkly sequin fabric. But when pushed in the opposite direction, the pillow will reveal a funny unexpected image, such as a picture of Danny DeVito. 

36. Designer Cosmetics Gift Set

When you think of luxury gifts for a woman who has everything, you may not have any affordable gifts in mind. However, many department stores sell relatively inexpensive, small designer gifts for women, especially during the holiday season.

A mini designer skincare or makeup set feels indulgent without blowing the budget. It’s a fun way for them to sample luxury products and discover new favorites — ideal for someone who enjoys the finer details.

37. Grecian Bust Pot

A Grecian bust planter brings a touch of old-world charm to any room. And it doesn't have to be expensive; many stores offer smaller items in a reasonable price range, such as the Grecian Bust Pot available on Amazon. This plant container looks like it belongs in a glamorous palace and is sure to be a lovely addition to your friend’s living space. 

38. Personalized Night Light

A personalized night light is a wholesome gift that will brighten your loved one’s room. Night lights are especially thoughtful gifts for people who have everything and don’t want to spoil young children. With a simple hand-painted night light, you can show you care without adding any toys or unnecessary gadgets. 

39. Custom Building Illustration

You don’t need to break the bank to give your loved one a custom illustration. Many independent artists offer inexpensive sketch commissions. For instance, artists on Etsy can make custom house sketches based on the photo you choose to provide. You can request the recipient’s childhood home or any other significant location.

When it feels like someone already has everything, the best gifts for people who have everything aren’t about topping what they own — they’re about noticing what they enjoy. Research shows we often overthink gift giving, trying to surprise people instead of simply giving them what they’ve said they want. So keep it simple: choose something that fits their life, their interests and their mood right now.

Whether it’s a creative experience, a small luxury or a heartfelt DIY gesture, the best gifts remind people they’re seen and understood — and that’s something no one ever has enough of.

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